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Apartment With Lake View
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This apartment's standout features are the pool with a view and fireplace. Boasting a private entrance, this spacious ap…
Double Room
Garden view
Guests will have a special experience as this double room offers a pool with a view. Offering free toiletries, this doub…
Double Room
Garden view
This double room features a pool with a view. Featuring free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom wi…
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Restaurants nearby
- Vicomté★ Michelin Vicomté begins to weave its magical date-night romanticism right from the first glimpse of the Arrondeau estate and castle, whose wrought-iron conservatory, elegant ornamentation and enchanting water feature bring to mind an Impressionist painting…. Quentin Gallopyn further enhances this appealing portrait with a culinary ode to premium produce.In addition to knife-edged precision, Gallopyn expresses a fondness for rich, fruity flavours and his distinctive cuisine is often strewn with bold touches. Examples include medium rare melt-in-the-mouth fillet of lamb paired with pumpkin and bitter bla5.8km
- d'Eugénie à Emilie★★ Michelin Éric Fernez inherited his love of cooking from his grand-mother, Eugénie, and he has passed on this passion to his daughter, Émilie. Premium produce, generous classical fare and the added dimension that wine can bring to a dish are the bedrock of this family’s values. Éric, a past master of old school cooking, crafts nostalgic food that reads like a culinary encyclopaedia. You can expect to sample traditional produce, like pigeon, pig’s trotters and sole (à la Fernand Point, no less!), courtesy of almost-forgotten recipes. The sauces are in a class of their own, illustrated by a consommé of be13.7km
- Le FaitoutBib Emilie Fernez’ modern brasserie, Le Faitout, is a hit with the locals as the permanently buzzy vibe that reigns inside illustrates. It does indeed tick all the boxes including an à la carte score of family favourites and more modern creations. Examples include home-made foie gras terrine and shrimp fritters or warm prawn and feta salad jazzed up with oriental spices. Everything is prepared to order from the silky bearnaise sauce that flanks melt-in-the-mouth red meat to the sabayon that rounds off your meal in style. Authenticity and generosity meet knockout flavours.13.6km
- Sel et PoivreBib Welcome to Nathalie and Alexis’ lovely little restaurant. Their enthusiasm is as communicative as their traditional cuisine. This is made from excellent produce and is enticing without forgetting the occasional dash of humour. A salt - and - pepper combination to which we will happily return.16.3km
- L'Orangerie de Moulbaix The bright and airy orangery at Moulbaix Castle presents itself as a tasteful blend of the old and the new. The terrace overlooking the vines, the castle and the windmill in the distance are simply idyllic! Maxence Bouralha and Charles-Maxime Legrand, the chef duo behind Quai no. 4, join forces with Philippe Lartigue to create meticulously prepared hearty French brasserie classics. Think sautéed mushrooms with finely chopped shallot topped with an indulgent potato emulsion, an œuf parfait (slow-cooked egg) that really lives up to its name, as well a touch of orange to provide a bright and zest9.8km
- Quai n°4 After studying at Ath Catering School, then working together (and becoming brothers-in-law), for the last few years Maxence Bouralha and Charles-Maxime Legrand have been business partners and are going from strength to strength at Quai N°4. Their fashionable eatery, which sports a tasteful green and gold colour scheme, attracts a fine dining crowd who flocks here to sample subtle recipes, founded on the chefs’ experience honed in high-flying establishments. They have a knack for striking the right balance between classicism and creativity. For example, they may flank calf’s sweetbread cooked i14.9km
- Le Presbytère With its red-brick walls and bucolic garden, this presbytery steeped in history has been turned into a hotbed of local flavours under the guidance of chef Romain Vienne. Drawing on extensive experience in MICHELIN-starred kitchens (La Côte d'Or in Saulieu, Le Clarance in Lille) and characterful brasseries, he has created a destination for foodies with simple, modern decor. Each dish expresses a love of nature: light courgette flower fritters, peas and crispy mint; perfectly cooked farm-reared pork, grilled leeks and melt-in-the-mouth pommes darphin; golden acacia-flower fritters and house-made19.3km
- La Paulée Marie-Pierre This friendly establishment is named after an ancient Burgundy wine festival, which is far from a coincidence. It is even possible to buy a bottle to take home from the sensibly priced wine bin. The culinary score errs towards the traditional, albeit with a more contemporary lineup of suggestions. Examples include tender juicy veal garnished with a poultry sauce enriched in Comté cheese and a gratin of sliced potatoes and onions. The lunchtime menu embodies the big-hearted mindset of this culinary landmark of Tournai.19.3km
- Le Musigny The chef, after stints at some prestigious establishments, opted to set up shop on these discreet premises, with spare, refined decoration, in Valenciennes – and his delicate cooking has quickly won over the city. Choice ingredients, and recipes inspired by the seasons.19.6km
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Attractions nearby
- Basilica of Our Lady of Bon-Secours basilica on the Belgian/French border in Bon-Secours4.4km
- Parc naturel des Plaines de l'Escaut4.0km
- Mahymobiles museum in Leuze-en-Hainaut, Wallonia, Belgium9.1km
- Antoing Castle castle in Wallonia15.5km
- Pierre Brunehaut menhir in Hollain, Belgium17.0km
- Tumulus of Trou de Billemont14.7km
- Antoing Bridge railway bridge in Belgium16.1km
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