Visit Ghent, Brussels and Geraardsbergen!

Winning: Superhost 2019!
This house was build in 1874. It has a rich history and now you can be a part of it. This charming house is located in the heart of Geraardsbergen, 20 minutes from Brussels and 30 minutes from Ghent, 15 minutes from Pari Daiza. Upon entering 'House 1874', you will discover, Art, Design: a museum where you can be a part of it. The building has been converted into a fashionable, trendy and charming house where our guests see their dreams come true.

We provide basic needs towels soap dryer, bed linnen, tv...

You can upgraide your stay for full fridge breakfaest, extra towels and linnen.
Full service:
1-Full fridge 2 persons:
Water, cola, juce, limonade, koffie, specials..
2-Breakfaest : 2 persons (2 days)
3-Extra towel : 2 persons
4-Extra linnen: 1 full pack
5-Extra soap : 2 persons (2 days)
Price: +€85.

You can upgraide your stay for full fridge breakfaest, extra towels and linnen.
Full delux service:
1-Full fridge 2 persons:
Water, cola, juce, limonade, koffie, specials, and extras
2-Breakfaest : 2 persons (2 days)
3-Extra towel : 2 persons
4-Extra linnen: 1 full pack
5-Extra soap : 2 persons (2 days)
6-Diner in a restaurant + apero time:
2 persons
7-Free Gifts

Price: +€200

(Send a message with your booking).

Restoring the rooftop project:
With te money we make, we are trying to restore the rooftop.
It is an old house, en some things must be redon.

With the profit of the B&B we are retorno the roof.

Thank you for your donation or staying in this house and being a part of the historie….
 
More info?
https://huis1874.wordpress.com/

Basic rules:
1-This is a house from 1874, respect the house.
2-Be respectful to each other in the environment.
3-If there something missing, just ask.
4-Please do not steal, or break something,
if something should happen, just make a notice.
5-Keep it down after 22u.
6-Clean your dishes and leave it in the same shape as you found it.
7-Clean the toilet and leave it in the same shape as you found it.
8-There is no tolerance for stealing , we always call the police
9-Non aggression pact
10-Respect the environment
11-Don't mess with electricity
12-Don't do stupid things)m
13-Help each other
14-Use the kitchen safe and clean up
15-Take what u use
16-If you have problems or need something, just call
17-We need a pasport from every guest. This is for safty reasons and COVID-19.
19-COVOD-19 terms must be respected.


Visit Brussels! Must Do!
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KATD_rNApM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWY8vIF5gls
Top 20
If you are in Brussels for one or two days, visit.brussels proposes a selection of the 20 most visited museums and attractions in the capital of Europe.
(More Info: https://visit.brussels/en/lists/top-20)

15 Min from Pari Daiza Zoo !
Best Zoo 2017 Award!
NATURE AND HERITAGE - 850 YEARS OF HISTORY:

-The Great Gate:
Dear travellers, this is the time to put everything behind you, the outside world with its cars, the fast pace of life, pollution and other minor inconveniences and take some time to take a deep breath, relax and look around. A double row of venerable, old lime trees leads you to the Great Gate, the monumental guard of the park. Our Lady of Cambron, carved from white stone, watches over this ancient domain from a considerable height.

-The Abbey Towers, from the roof to the underground crypt:
The towers were constructed in the Eighteenth Century, and apart from the dome, very little changed since then and when you step in here you leave the present day behind you. At a staggering height of 54 meters the towers dominate the area and their environs. The majestic, classical style contrasts very interestingly with the austere, blocky character of the St Bernard Tower, which dates back to an even earlier period. The abbey church of the glorious looks was more like a converted, whitewashed barn.

At the foot of the tower lies a subterranean hall, covered by twelve domed cross-ribbed vaults. There is still no clarity about its function: remnant of an ancient parish church lost in the founding of the abbey? A cooling basement? Compared to the cellars of Burgundy Cistercian abbeys there is a striking resemblance: the same purity in style, the same realisation of sustained harmony and balance, the same processing of the building blocks.

The crypt is connected to the underground vaults of the domain. In the event of enemy attacks they formed an escape route for the monks to Bergen or to Aat
(the street name Rue de Cambron in Aat still bears silent witness to this).

(More Info: https://www.pairidaiza.eu/en)