Label accord to Danielle Neijs
30-10-2009

Le Prieuré de Muno
Sylvie and Philippe van Fraechem
Ferme du Prieuré
6820 Muno
Province of Luxembourg
Belgium
Tel:32(0)61/31 36 31
www.prieure-de-muno.be

Open

All year

30% deposit payable with booking

F,D,E.

No smoking

No pets

Capacity:4

Rooms

1st flr: suite with 2 bedrms (1 with 1db, lge with bookshelves & TV, 1 with 1db), bathrm (bath, shwr, washbasin, WC): €115/2p (1st night), €105/2p (3nd and subsequent nights)

2nd guest bedrm with 1db only can be rented only in addition to the following: €85/2p.

2 nights min.

Neighbourhood

Walking, cycling, canoeing on River Semois, golf course at Margut.

Châteaux at Bouillon and Sedan, Orval Abbey, Rochehaut village, Knight's tomb at Herbeumont, Roche à l'Appel at Muno, Maginot line, Bertrix slate mine.

Rossignol jazz festival, Chiny story-telling festival, Chassepierre art fair.
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Bed and breakfast

Muno Priory dates back to the twelfth century. It was rebuilt in the beautiful pale local Gaume stone in the seventeenth century and retains all the charm of yesteryear: old oak doors and staircase, stone walls, internal courtyard and priest's garden. Its new owners have redecorated the interior and have converted part of the first floor into a beautiful guest suite, with a bedroom, a bathroom and a small lounge with views of the valley, and a romantic second guest room with a double bed. Breakfast is served in the dining room or out in the garden in the warmer months. Guests will enjoy many home-made products and produce from the orchard, including red fruits in season, apple juice, jams, syrups and sauces. A delightfully tasteful place wich bears the imprint of history and the surrounding countryside.

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