Boutique hotel in an old monastery in Leuven

The building that houses this boutique hotel was built in the 16th century to house Charles V's secretariat. Over the following centuries, it changed its function several times. For example, it served as a monastery, knight's hospital and resting place for pilgrims. Since 2003, the hotel has welcomed travellers wishing to visit the lovely Belgian city of Leuven.

The hotel's rooms can be found in the modern side wing and are fully equipped. This allows you to optimally enjoy your weekend getaway in Leuven. In the comfortable and stylishly decorated rooms you will find a telephone, television, free Wi-Fi, a safe, a refrigerator, free coffee and tea-making facilities, air conditioning, modern bathroom and a sitting and working area. In addition, the hotel has a 24-hour reception.

Full breakfast is served in the hotel's breakfast room. Please note that breakfast can only be reserved at the reception upon arrival. Also be sure to have a drink in the cozy lounge bar or take a seat on the terrace when the weather is nice. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are many places to eat in Leuven.

Leuven
The four-star hotel is located on a quiet and picturesque street in the historic city center. With about a hundred thousand inhabitants, Leuven is a medium-sized city in Belgium. Leuven has the nickname "Beer Capital of Belgium. It owes this name to the presence of the Artois brewery and the many students who study in Leuven. Leuven is also known for its relaxed atmosphere, many historic buildings and numerous cozy terraces. Near the hotel, for example, it is great to relax on one of the terraces along the river Dijle. In addition, the city is very manageable, has an excellent nightlife and excellent shopping opportunities.