Label accord to Danielle Neijs
30-10-2009

Le Clos de la Fontaine
Benoît & Dominique Daco-Monseur
2 rue de la Fontaine
6987 Chéoux-Rendeux
Province of Luxembourg
Belgium
Tel:32 (0)84/47 77 01
Fax:32(0)84/36 77 85
www.leclosdelafontaine.be

Open

All year, except for 2nd weekend in September

Deposit of €50/night payable with booking

D, F, E.

No smoking

No pets

Capacity:16

Rooms

In the main bldg: "Côté Jardin" room with 1 double bed, lge area and es-shower room. "La Mezzanine" room with 1 double bed, 1 single bed, 2 single bed on mezzanine, cot and es-shower room. "Grenier Rouge" attic room with 1 double bed, 1 single bed +es-shower room.

In foroomer barn: "Chambre du Jardinier" with 1 double bed, 1 single bed, lge area with TV, fridge, t&c +es-shower room (shower, washbasin, WC), 1 single bed on mezzanine, cot. "Chambre à Grains" with 1 double bed, lge area with TV, fridge, t&c, +es-shower room (shower, washbasin, WC), bunkbeds.

From €100/2p for 1 night or €80/2p for 2 or more nights. Extra folding single bed: €30/adult, €20/chld.

Guests can use lge with open fireplace, games room, terrace & gdn.

Neighbourhood

Forest walks, mountain-biking, canoeing & cross-country ski-ing

Rendeux (arboretum, windmill, hermitage, market), Hotton caves, Durbuy, La Roche-en-Ardenne
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Other suggestions

Nearby

Beausaint - Le Marronnier

Chéoux-Rendeux - Le Clos de la Fontaine

Chéoux-Rendeux - L'Ancienne demeure

Érezée - Lai l’Oiseau

Gênes -

Léglise - La Distillerie

Tenneville - Les Trappeurs

Same theme Antiques

Barvaux-sur-Ourthe - Villa Belle époque

Chéoux-Rendeux - Le Clos de la Fontaine

Chéoux-Rendeux - L'Ancienne demeure

Heusden-Zolder - Moka & Vanille

Noduwez (Orp-Jauche) - "Jadis et Naguère"

Chéoux-Rendeux · Le Clos de la Fontaine · Benoît & Dominique Daco-Monseur

Bed and breakfast

Benoît and Dominique Daco-Monseur are real local people, both raised on local farms. They decided to renovate one of their native village's farmhouses and to convert it into a B&B. The house's charm comes through in its boulder-stone walls, its half-timbered gables, its traditional slate roof its terraced garden and its vegetable garden. Both Benoît and Dominique are warm and friendly, and it is Dominique who is the principal contact for guests, and who, each morning serves the generous breakfasts made using fresh home-grown and local produce. Upstairs are three guest bedrooms, "Côté Jardin" with a double bed and a lounge area and "Grenier Rouge" with its folding beds. Across the courtyard, in the former barn are two more pretty guest rooms, more recently converted and especially suitable for families with their bunk beds or mezzanine bedrooms. Downstairs is a lounge for guests with an open fireplace for rainy days. There are plenty of interesting things to discover on foot locally, or by car a little further afield.

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