Suites 124 Brussels, a Place for Lovers of Beauty

Rental basis: Room with shared facilities Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of City tax 6 % of Rental Amount may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. This 850 m2 mansion, whose pointed facade recalls the front of a boat, is listed as a heritage site in Brussels. It was created by the architect Alfred Nyst in The current owner, passionate about architecture has devoted three years to the meticulous restoration of this house where nothing has been left to chance. Many Belgian and French artisans worked together to rehabilitate the 5 levels of the hotel. The challenge consisted in designing a happy marriage between a contemporary house made with today's techniques and a historic place with strict forms from the beginning of the last century revisited, where marquetry floors, oak paneling, marble, mosaics and ironwork, very representative of Art Deco, had to be scrupulously restored. Completed in December 2018, this mansion whose 4 floors are served by an elevator, includes 3 lounges including a Tv lounge, a dining room, 4 luxury suites with an area of ​​35 to 45m2, each with its own bathroom. private bathroom and toilets, numerous terraces, an interior garden and a furnished roof top where it is pleasant to have a drink or breakfast or simply relax on a deckchair. Breakfasts can also be served in the dining room of the house. The living spaces are open to all. The layout of this place is designed for the well-being of guests who will have the feeling of being at home, far from home. Tourist tax 6% of the Rental Amount Suite Pascaline: 45m² Suite located on the 2nd floor, with lounge area, very large en-suite bathroom in Carrara marble with shower and bath. Separate toilet, King size 180cm (71 inches) wide bed. The 55-inch Tv is hidden in a cabinet from where it emerges via remote control. A 19th-century mahogany desk will allow you to work in peace in a charming setting. The temperature is regulated and the