Label accord to Danielle Neijs
30-10-2009

Taptoe II
Catherine & Sophie Hunter
Place de la Vieille Halle aux Blés 24
1000 Brussels
City of Brussels
Belgium
Mob:32(0)474/79 23 25
Fax:32(0)2/652 12 61
www.mybedinbrussels.com

Open

All year (closed January )

25% deposit payable with booking

Visa, Maestro, Amex, Bancontact

Children welcome

F, D, E, G.

No smoking

No pets

Capacity:12

Rooms

"Sarabande" and "Mediterranean" rooms with 1 double bed and shower-room(shower, washbasin, WC): €92/1p, €129/2p.

"Madama Butterfly", "Atlantic" and "Pacific" rooms with 1 double bed and shower-room (shower, washbasin, WC): €99/1p, €110/2p.

"Boléro" rm with 1 king-sized double bed, lounge area with single sofa-bed, shower-room (shower, washbasins, WC): €109/1p, €129/2p.

15% extra for 1-night stay. Reduced rates for long stays. The rooms are cleaned daily

15% extra for one-night stay. Discounts for longer stays. Bedrooms are tidied and cleaned each day.

Neighbourhood

Sablon (antiques shops & antiques market), Grand'Place, Jacques Brel Foundation, Fine Arts Centre, Royal Museums of Ancient & Modern Art, Magritte museum, Cinema museum, Opera house (La Monnaie), Flea market in Place du Jeu de Balle, Avenue de la Toison d'Or (shops & cinemas)
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Brussels · Taptoe II · Catherine & Sophie Hunter

Bed and breakfast

This little alleyway off the Rue du Chêne, just downhill from the Place de la Vielle Halle aux Blés, rejoices in the pretty name of "Rose Valley". Today it is home to a few houses, some artists' studios and an art gallery. At the dead-end of the alley is a trompe l'oeil mural which arouses the curiosity of passers-by and invites them to wander down the alley. It is here that Catherine and Sophie decided to open their B&B. On the first floor of this huge nineteenth-century building, a long corridor leads to three guest bedrooms named after roses (of course!) and pieces of music (for the Royal Conservatory of Music is nearby). Rose-red for the "Sarabande" room, rose-pink for the "Madama Butterfly" room and rose-white for the "Boléro" room. On the second floor are three more guest bedrooms, the "Mediterranean", "Atlantic" and "pacific" rooms whose decorations recall the long voyages in sailing ships around the world that Catherine and Sophie did with their husbands. On each floor is a large "self-service" kitchen-cum-dining-room, where guests can help themselves to breakfast. Everything required is in the fridge and fresh bread is delivered each morning. It is also possible to rent one, two or three-bedroomed apartments with a private kitchen. A pretty and friendly place with the advantage of being situated right at the heart of the city centre.

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