Explore the charm of Colfontaine, Hainaut, Hainaut

Take a stroll through the old mining landscapes of the Borinage region, which has since become green and idyllic landscape. Go towards the exterior mining shaft dominating towering 100 meters high: this steel monster represents the dominance of the mining industry in the Borinage region in the 19th century. Shortly after using part of the RAVeL network, you travel through country lanes, towards Ciply, which would have represented the border between two worlds in the day: that of peasant life and that of the mining. Further on, the path winds through scrub and bushes, covering an old coal mine. At the edge, the fields and meadows lead you to small houses which seem crushed by the mass of the “Héribus” slag heap that you’ll climb. On the slope, a magnificent broom covers the slag heap: nowadays, the slag heaps have become havens of peace for an exuberant flora and fauna. You return to Frameries by taking the old railway lines through which coal once passed: they have become formidable escapades in this landscape marked by this moving industrial past. During this hike, you actually take a section of the GR "Sentier des Terrils"

The town of Mons has a number of valuable assets to draw you in. Its many museums – show everything from pride of place to current or latter-day artistic creation (Fine Arts Museum) to reverence for wartime history (Mons Memorial Museum). Its architectural heritage and old streets give it the charm of a historic town and can be seen wherever you look: The Belfry, listed by UNESCO, the ‘Sainte-Waudru’ Collegiate church, the ‘Grand Place’ (Town Square).. Tournai is one of the oldest towns in Belgium. It retains many traces of its millennial history. In terms of heritage, you can notably admire the oldest Belfry in Belgium as well as the Notre-Dame Cathedral, legacies from the medieval period and both on the UNESCO list.

Classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since July 2012, the Grand-Hornu is a jewel of the European industrial heritage of the 19th century. Property of the Province of Hainaut since 1989, this historical landmark is today one of the most significant windows of contemporary art in Belgium. In addition to promoting the architectural riches of this unique site, the MACS and the CID teams focus their activities on contemporary art, offering large, high-quality international exhibitions of contemporary art and design. Guided tour available by reservation and audio guide rentals available.

The gîte includes:Three bedrooms: two double rooms (one with separable beds) and one room with a bunk bed,Two bathrooms upstairs, including one with a bathtub,A ground floor with entrance hall, fully equipped kitchen,A spacious living room with open fireplace.Thanks to large glass doors, the living space is filled with natural light and offers a beautiful view of the castle park.Outside, a private orchard garden of 1500 m² features:Garden furniture,Barbecue and firepit,Swing, hammock,Football goal,View of the estate’s chickens.A unique setting that blends historic charm and modern comfort in the heart of nature.

Explore authentic landscapes where industrial heritage blends with preserved nature.La Chrysalide welcomes you in a villa surrounded by a lush garden, offering a peaceful and comfortable setting for your stay. Private parking is available on the property or on the street for your convenience.Our guests particularly appreciate the warm welcome, the hearty and varied breakfast, as well as the tranquility of the place.Your room, carefully furnished, includes:A large bed and a single bed, or three single beds depending on the configurationA private bathroom with a bath/shower and bathrobesA welcome tray upon arrivalA minibar for your comfortLa Chrysalide is also a haven for cyclists and hikers, with a secure space for your bikes. Since 2016, the property has been certified "Bienvenue Vélo," ensuring a welcoming environment for nature and sport lovers.Your host, a passionate tour guide, will share his knowledge of the region and can organize guided walks to help you discover Mons and its surroundings from a unique perspective.Whether you are visiting for a short or medium stay by foot, bike, or motorcycle, La Chrysalide is the perfect place for a peaceful getaway. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

Discover the cozy "Hélène" cottage, which can accommodate up to 3 people.You enter a hallway with a toilet, leading to a comfortable living room with a fully equipped kitchen and a pellet stove for a warm ambiance.Upstairs, you will find two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet.Each bedroom is equipped with two single 'boxspring' beds. In one of the two rooms, it is possible to arrange a king-size double bed.Relax and enjoy the soothing view of the fields from your private terrace.Enjoy all the modern comforts with free Wi-Fi.Parking spaces are available on the property grounds.

In the centre of Mons, the Losseau House, a jewel of art nouveau, has undergone major restoration and enhancement work. The dwelling, as well as the adjacent buildings, are now accessible to the public. In the heart of this furnished house, listed as an exceptional Walloon Heritage Site associated with the famed architects Paul Saintenoy, Henri Sauvage and Charles Sarrazin, the floral decor is delicately decorated with mosaics, panelling, stained glass, inlaid parquet, cabinets, chandeliers and various objects.A captivating Interpretation CentreIn addition to the house itself, the Province of Hainaut and the Losseau Foundation open the doors of an Interpretation Centre. Through an immersive scenography, dive into the world of Léon Losseau, a lawyer and lover of Art Nouveau. Discover his pursuits, passions, and his famous collection of medals. Also, explore the fascinating story of the discovery of the original edition of Une Saison en enfer by Rimbaud.A space dedicated to the literature from HainautOn the second floor, a rich centre of Hainaut literature welcomes students, researchers and readers interested in the literature and history of Hainaut. With comfortable spaces for consultation and reading, an area devoted to comics and literature for young people, it also features collections by Léon Losseau, Charles Plisnier and Claire Lejeune, in a completely renovated environment open to the magnificent garden of the house.

Located in the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays in the village of Audregnies, the cottage has been created in the old, character-filled buildings of the former family farm.Adjacent to the owners' residence, it is comfortably furnished and features a private terrace and a large garden.It is the perfect starting point for many walks or bike rides.Close to Mons, Tournai, Valenciennes, and other numerous tourist attractions, it is the ideal base for a stay with family or friends.

Located between Mons and Ath, just minutes from Pairi Daiza and near the Baudour forest, the two gîtes offer a pleasant and friendly stay.The gîtes feature private parking, a garden, a game room, and a playhouse bed for children.The perfect setting for a family or friends' vacation, combining comfort and nature.

A nature and relaxation stayEnjoy the tranquility of the countryside, discover the picturesque landscapes of the Nature Park of Les Hauts-Pays, and explore the numerous hiking trails or the nearby RAVeL.The gîte "La Colline sous le Vent" is the perfect place to recharge in the heart of nature while enjoying all modern comforts.

Spanning the municipalities of Colfontaine, Dour, and Frameries, the Colfontaine Forest covers 750 hectares of wild and protected nature. Now part of the Nature Park of Les Hauts-Pays, it offers numerous walking and cycling routes. Whether you prefer paved paths or wish to venture off the beaten track, this must-see location immerses you in the heart of nature.An exceptional natural and ornithological heritageThe Colfontaine Forest is a major ornithological reserve and also boasts remarkable botanical interest. During your walks, you'll discover a variety of trees: hazelnuts, hornbeams, ashes, maples, as well as large trees like oak, elm, poplar, beech, cherry, chestnut, and even some conifers.To explore this green oasis, three marked routes are available, totaling over 30 km of paths. Ranging from 10 to 13 km long, these circuits allow you to discover all aspects of the forest: fauna, flora, slag heaps, streams, and numerous springs. Children will especially enjoy the "Rando des Leus," a 5 km route marked in yellow, inviting them to try to spot a red squirrel or a roe deer. This walk was created at the initiative of the Colfontaine Children's Municipal Council.A historical heritage to discoverIn addition to its natural wealth, the Colfontaine Forest holds significant traces of local history, particularly the history of coal mining. The concrete headframe of the Sauwartan coal mine, still clearly visible, surprises the walker. Behind this monument, the top of the slag heap offers a spectacular panorama of the lush forest. Small ponds along the slag heap are remnants of shell holes left by Allied bombings in 1944. These ponds have become refuges for many dragonflies during the warmer months.At the edge of the forest, don't miss the "Tour du Lait Buré," built at the beginning of the 20th century. Once a guinguette and cabaret, it was a popular relaxation spot for miners, who would come to enjoy, among other things, a bowl of buttermilk after a long day of work. This venue is still open and is the perfect place to enjoy a drink on the terrace after a pleasant walk.

221 Rue Wilson in Colfontaine“J’ai loué une petite maison où j’aimerais bien habiter tout à fait seul mais, pour l’instant, comme Pa trouve préférable, et moi-même aussi, que je loge chez Denis, elle ne me sert que d’atelier ou de cabinet de travail.” (translation in English: "I rented a small house in which I would really like to live absolutely alone but, for the moment, since Pa thought it preferable, and I did as well, that I stay with Denis, I only use it as a studio and as a place of work."(Vincent Van Gogh, writing to his brother Théo, letter dated 4 March 1879)It was in March 1879 that Vincent Van Gogh first refers to the house at 81 Rue du Petit Wasmes, which today is Rue Wilson in Colfontaine. Upon his arrival in the Borinage area a few months earlier, in December 1878, the evangelist Benjamin Vanderhaegen quickly found this house for him. The house belonged to a baker by the name of Jean-Baptiste Denis and was to play an extremely significant role in the artist's career.It was there that he experienced his "companionship" with miners. He made coal-mining the subject of his first attempts at sketches. It was also in his house that he wrote letters to his brother that were to, like his reading, orientate his life towards an extraordinary artistic destiny. These precious things which allow us to piece together the character of Van Gogh and which are part of history, in conjunction with the fact that the places referred to are still in existence, serve to add to our duty to preserve the house which belonged to Denis, which remains one of the few things that bear witness to the presence of Van Gogh in the Borinage area, and in particular at Wasmes (now Colfontaine).Public-interest heritageIn general, what remains for us today of Van Gogh, apart of course from his oeuvre, are traces of his career in the form of buildings – the house where he was born in Groot Zundert, the vicarage in Nuenen, the house in Cuesmes, the hospital in Saint-Rémy and the inn at Auvers-sur-Oise. The house at Colfontaine has now just completed this "pilgrimage way".To complete your tour, feel free to book a visit of the Van Gogh House in Cuesmes and the Marcasse site, two iconic locations of Van Gogh's time in the Borinage.The Van Gogh House in Cuesmes is also accessible with the Van Gogh Pass, available for purchase at visitMons or directly on site.For more information about the artist’s time in the region, visit our Van Gogh in the Borinage website.

In March 1879, Vincent van Gogh mentioned for the first time the house located at 81, rue du Petit Wasmes, now rue Wilson in Colfontaine. The house belonged to a baker named Jean-Baptiste Denis and played a key role in the artist’s life. The site is not a museum; there are no paintings or drawings by the artist, but a few scenographic elements and excerpts from letters Vincent wrote to his brother Theo. As an ideal starting point for walks, you can pick up a guide on-site providing information about various walks departing from the house. Since its renovation, the House Van Gogh now complements the "Van Gogh Europe" circuit, which includes all the places where the painter lived. In the Van Gogh shop, you will find: books, postcards, artisanal products (such as the beer "La nuit étoilée")...

This visit left a strong impression on him, so much so that starting in 1882 in The Hague, he began cutting out and collecting realistic black-and-white engravings from magazines. These prints, which illustrate, among other things, the working conditions of miners and animals, explosions of firedamp, and the rescue of victims, would serve as the basis for his personal creations around the mining world.The Marcasse site belonged to the Compagnie des Charbonnages Belges and had 11 active shafts. Since the site closed in 1954, it has undergone natural afforestation. A large part of the spoil heap and the surrounding area are now classified as a Natura 2000 reserve.The former industrial buildings are now privately owned by Mr. and Mrs. Riccardo and Nadine Barberio-Gravis, who occasionally organize cultural events.GOOD TO KNOWThe Marcasse site is also accessible with the Van Gogh Pass, available for purchase from visitMons.

La maison du peuple de Pâturages a été inaugurée en août 1903 dans le centre du quartier ouvrier. À travers son administrateur, Louis Pépin, la coopérative ouvrière « Union, Progrès, économie » (fondée en 1885) demande à Eugène Bodson, architecte, d’édifier une maison du peuple. Celle-ci accueillera un café et une salle des fêtes ainsi que des bureaux et des salles de réunion. Progressivement, elle se dotera également d’une mercerie, d’une épicerie, d’un magasin d’aunage et, plus tard, d’un « Grand Magasin du Peuple ». Le bâtiment, imposant, est dominé par la ligne classique. Composé d’un double corps de sept travées qui s’élève sur deux niveaux, l’édifice est couvert d’une haute toiture d’ardoises artificielles. La travée centrale est mise en évidence par son balcon ainsi que par le fronton courbe qui coiffe le pignon. La façade néoclassique est caractérisée par le jeu entre frontons triangulaires et courbes ainsi que par les cordons moulurés et le faux appareil régulier. Épinglons l’opposition entre style historiciste, utilisation de matériaux très modernes (colonnettes métalliques) et décoration Art nouveau (ornements en coup de fouet). Les mots « Progrès » et « Union » apparaissent sur les sgraffites, situés sous les appuis de fenêtres de l’étage. On peut également remarquer le sgraffite central représentant le « Triomphe du travail », œuvre de Paul Cauchie, tout comme les deux portraits de César de Paepe et d’Alfred Defuisseaux. Monument classé : 28-10-1982  

La Tour du Lait Buré, située à l’orée de la Forêt domaniale de Colfontaine, est un lieu chargé d’histoire. Au début des années 1900, Achille Tillier, architecte et fondateur de la brasserie Tillier, fait l’acquisition d’une pâture à la commune d’Eugies. Il construit alors, suivant ses plans, un bâtiment baptisé La Tour du Lait Buré (selon André Capron et Pierre Nisolle, auteurs d’Essai d’illustration du parler borain, « lait buré » signifierait « lait battu »). Le propriétaire installe dans ce lieu pittoresque un cabaret, qui se transformera rapidement en guinguette dans laquelle il décide de vendre ses diverses bières (Stout Cedar, Saison, Belge, Blanche, Grisette,…). À l’origine, cette bâtisse était pourvue d’une toiture plate permettant entre autres d’observer la nature, de chasser ou d’installer des musiciens (jusqu’à l’arrivée du tourne-disque qui remplacera l’orchestre après la Première Guerre Mondiale). Ce n’est qu’en 1955, que Victor-Léon et Léon-Willy Tillier, respectivement fils et petit-fils d’Achille Tillier, font réparer et modifier la toiture par une entreprise hollandaise pour lui donner une forme conique (toiture qui sera refaite une seconde fois dans les années 85). En septembre 1972, La Tour du Lait Buré est entièrement rénovée et inaugurée en présence du Collège Communal, dont le Député Bourgmestre Arthur Nazé. Cette rénovation permit d’installer notamment un comptoir construit en fonction de la forme circulaire de la taverne et de l’accès (central) à la cave à boissons, d’ajouter une annexe baptisée « Gambrinus » pouvant accueillir une vingtaine de personnes et d’aménager une terrasse et une aire de jeux. Depuis, La Tour du Lait Buré a conservé tout son charme et s’est transformée en un lieu rustique dans lequel il fait bon se reposer après une balade au cœur de la nature.

Le Grand-Hornu has been built between 1810 and 1830, and combines mining infrastructures with the homes of administrators and workers. The mine buildings are arranged around an oval courtyard while the management offices are adjacent to the equipment stores and workshops. The 400 houses for the workers were built during the same period and each has a living-room, kitchen, three bedrooms upstairs, a cellar, and a small garden in the back. The town also had a school, public baths, a dance-hall and a library. Restoration work began in 1971 led by the architect, Henri Guchez. Acquired by the Province of Hainaut in 1989, the site now houses the "Grand-Hornu Images" association and the Belgian French-speaking community’s museum of contemporary art (MAC's) in a new building designed by the architect, Pierre Hebbelinck. Building listed (11-03-1993 and 22-08-2011) Listed as an exceptional heritage site of Wallonia World Heritage listed in 2012

Classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since July 2012, the Grand-Hornu is a jewel of the European industrial heritage of the 19th century. Property of the Province of Hainaut since 1989, this historical landmark is today one of the most significant windows of contemporary art in Belgium. In addition to promoting the architectural riches of this unique site, the MACS and the CID teams focus their activities on contemporary art, offering large, high-quality international exhibitions of contemporary art and design. Guided tour available by reservation and audio guide rentals available.

The Grand-Hornu, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2012, is a jewel of 19th-century European industrial heritage. Its neoclassical architecture reflects the prosperity and influence of this former coal mining site, mostly built between 1816 and 1830. Owned by the Province of Hainaut since 1989, the site is now home to two distinct institutions: the CID – Center for Innovation and Design – and the MACS – Museum of Contemporary Arts. With nearly six exhibitions per year, the Grand-Hornu has become an international showcase of contemporary culture within a breathtaking historical setting.

The sandwich shop La Tartine was created in Wasmes in 2012. Other La Tartine sandwich shops later opened their doors in Hornu (2013) and Dour (2015). The map has mushroomed over the years. Each proposal is worked with culinary finesse. The pursuit of quality is our motto. For MONS 2015, the Van Gogh sandwich was prepared in a “painter’s canvas” atmosphere. The sandwich is made up of cranberry jam, tricolor salad, chicory leaves, roast beef, sunflower seeds and cranberries in syrup.

A contemporary and committed cuisineRizom is inspired by the history of the region, where diverse migrations have shaped a rich cultural melting pot. Olivier De Vriendt and his team craft a contemporary cuisine rooted in local terroir yet enriched by diverse influences, highlighting fresh, seasonal, and local products. Each dish invites you to explore the region’s roots while embracing its openness to modern inspirations.A unique gastronomic experienceBeyond dining, Rizom offers a singular culinary journey that blends history, innovation, and creativity. The chef’s cuisine showcases high-quality products, in harmony with the exceptional setting of Le Grand-Hornu. Whether you are a gastronomy enthusiast or seeking an innovative venue for a culinary outing, Rizom will delight your taste buds while immersing you in an avant-garde atmosphere.Book your table at Rizom now to experience innovative cuisine and a unique journey at the crossroads of culture and creativity.

House SpecialtiesAt Le Grillardin, product quality and precise cooking are top priorities. The menu evolves with the seasons and features:Carefully selected meats, grilled to perfectionTraditional Mediterranean and Greek dishesRegularly updated chef’s suggestionsGenerous portions offering great value for moneyAll dishes are prepared with care, preserving authentic flavors.

A varied menu with Mediterranean flavorsThe restaurant’s menu highlights authentic Italian cuisine:Neapolitan pizzas baked in a wood-fired ovenFresh pasta with homemade saucesAntipasti, grilled meats, and fish dishesDecadent, traditional Italian dessertsRegularly updated chef’s specialsAll served in a modern setting with two air-conditioned dining rooms and a pleasant covered terrace, heated in winter.

Traditional cuisine and fresh ingredientsEach dish is prepared using fresh, carefully selected products:High-quality meats, grilled to perfectionSlow-cooked dishes based on traditional recipesMarket-fresh fishTasty pasta dishesGenerously prepared saladsA daily menu is available, along with seasonal suggestions.

Traditional and Delicious Italian CuisineThe menu highlights Italian dishes prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Among the must-try specialties: homemade lasagna, flavorful pasta, and slow-cooked meals inspired by authentic recipes. Each dish is crafted to delight the taste buds while honoring Italian culinary traditions.A Warm Atmosphere and Attentive ServiceWith seating for around 24 guests, Les Saveurs de Marconi offers an intimate setting where personalized and attentive service is a priority. The warm welcome is an essential part of the dining experience, creating a true moment of culinary enjoyment.Les Saveurs de Marconi is the ideal destination in Frameries for lovers of authentic Italian cuisine, offering high-quality flavors in a cozy setting.

Enjoy a warm and friendly atmosphere, perfect for lunch with colleagues, family dinners, or meals with friends. The restaurant also offers a wide selection of carefully chosen French and Italian wines to perfectly complement your dishes.Each recipe is crafted using fresh, seasonal products, ensuring an authentic and flavorful culinary experience. Whether you love grilled meats, traditional dishes, or gastronomic discoveries, L’Escargot d’Or will satisfy all your cravings.

With over 20 years of experience, the chef creates dishes that highlight local and seasonal products. The restaurant also provides a catering service for your events and offers a wide selection of fine products, such as wines, spices, and artisanal preserves. A must-visit for lovers of authentic and high-quality cuisine.

Authentic Italian CuisineLe Marco Polo uses only top-quality ingredients, meats, fish, seafood, and fresh pasta to prepare its dishes. The restaurant is known for its attentive service and warm atmosphere. Traditional Italian specialties and artisanal pizzas are among the highlights of the menu.A Warm and Friendly SettingThe restaurant features a ground floor dining room with a capacity of 28 to 36 guests, accessible to people with reduced mobility (subject to availability). An additional upstairs room offers 36 more seats, perfect for larger groups.Le Marco Polo is the perfect destination in Frameries to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.

Welcome to Domaine des Deux Hêtres, an exceptional destination in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, in the picturesque village of Sars-la-Bruyère, in Frameries. This unique estate invites you to experience a timeless getaway where history and nature blend harmoniously. The 18th-century château, a witness to World War I, will captivate history enthusiasts, while its 10-hectare park will enchant nature lovers.The estate offers four elegant, recently renovated rooms, combining comfort and refinement. Each room, ideal for two people, is equipped with high-quality bedding and a private bathroom, ensuring an intimate and relaxing stay.Every morning, enjoy a complete and varied breakfast, mainly composed of local and homemade products, served in our dining room (by the fireplace in winter for a warm and cozy atmosphere).We also offer an aperitif and/or guest table service upon request. Depending on the season, Elisabeth and Géraud, passionate about homemade cuisine, prepare delicious meals using local ingredients and vegetables from our garden. Pair your meal with local beers or carefully selected wines and sparkling wines from our wine expert. We also invite you to discover sparkling wines from neighboring vineyards such as Mont des Anges, Ruffus, and Chant d'Eole.Are you visiting with a group (family, friends, colleagues…)? We can adapt our services to accommodate more than 8 people. Feel free to contact us to find the best option that suits your needs and preferences.

Welcome to Domaine des Deux Hêtres, an exceptional retreat in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, nestled in the charming village of Sars-la-Bruyère, in Frameries. This unique estate offers you the opportunity to experience a timeless stay, where history and nature come together.The 18th-century castle, a privileged witness to World War I, will captivate history and heritage enthusiasts, while its preserved 10-hectare park will enchant nature lovers.We welcome you to four carefully renovated rooms, combining comfort and elegance. Each room, tastefully decorated, features high-end bedding and a private bathroom. Ideal for two guests, they guarantee an intimate and relaxing stay.Every morning, enjoy a complete and varied breakfast, mainly composed of local and homemade products, served in our cozy dining room (by the fire in winter for extra warmth and comfort).We also offer an aperitif and/or table d’hôtes option upon request. Depending on the season, Elisabeth and Géraud, passionate about home-style cooking, prepare delicious meals using local ingredients and vegetables from our garden. Complement your meals with local beverages such as craft beers, wines, and sparkling selections carefully chosen by our wine expert. We also invite you to discover sparkling wines from our neighbors Mont des Anges, Ruffus, and Chant d’Eole.Visiting with a group (family, friends, colleagues…)? We offer tailored packages to accommodate more than 8 guests. Contact us to create the perfect stay that matches your needs and desires.

Welcome to Domaine des Deux Hêtres, a true gem of nature located in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, in the picturesque village of Sars-la-Bruyère, Frameries. This exceptional estate, with its 18th-century castle steeped in history, offers you a unique setting for a timeless stay. A witness to World War I, the castle will appeal to history and heritage enthusiasts, while its 10-hectare park will captivate nature lovers.We offer four refined rooms, fully renovated to ensure your comfort. Each room is equipped with high-quality bedding and a private bathroom. Our rooms accommodate two people and provide a warm and intimate atmosphere.Each morning, enjoy a complete and varied breakfast, primarily composed of local and homemade products. In winter, you can enjoy your meal by the fire in our cozy dining room.We also offer an aperitif or table d’hôtes option, upon request. The meals are carefully prepared by Elisabeth and Géraud, passionate about family-style cooking. Depending on the season, you will discover delicious dishes made from regional products and vegetables from our own garden. Local drinks, such as craft beers, as well as wines and sparkling beverages carefully selected by our wine expert, are also available.If you wish to organize a group stay (family, friends, colleagues...), we can adapt our services to accommodate more than 8 people. Don’t hesitate to contact us to define the package that suits your needs and desires.

The gîte includes:Three bedrooms: two double rooms (one with separable beds) and one room with a bunk bed,Two bathrooms upstairs, including one with a bathtub,A ground floor with entrance hall, fully equipped kitchen,A spacious living room with open fireplace.Thanks to large glass doors, the living space is filled with natural light and offers a beautiful view of the castle park.Outside, a private orchard garden of 1500 m² features:Garden furniture,Barbecue and firepit,Swing, hammock,Football goal,View of the estate’s chickens.A unique setting that blends historic charm and modern comfort in the heart of nature.

The Mah Hotel, located in Saint-Ghislain, offers a pleasant and comfortable setting for both business and leisure travelers. This 3-star hotel features a garden, free private parking, and a terrace where you can relax. The on-site restaurant invites you to enjoy local cuisine in a friendly atmosphere, while the bar offers a wide selection of drinks.The modern, air-conditioned rooms are equipped with all the necessary comforts, including free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen satellite TV, and a safe. Each room has its own private bathroom, and bed linens and towels are provided for your comfort.To start your day right, the hotel serves a buffet or continental breakfast, depending on your preference. The property is entirely smoke-free, ensuring a peaceful and pleasant environment.The Mah Hotel is ideally located for exploring the region. For air travelers, Charleroi-Brussels-South Airport is 51 km from the hotel, offering easy access from the property.With its warm welcome, modern amenities, and central location, the Mah Hotel is the perfect choice for a comfortable and convenient stay in Saint-Ghislain.

Enjoy a private bathroom with a shower, and a fully equipped kitchenette designed to meet your comfort needs. A relaxation area with a TV, library, and board games is also available for your leisure time.Outside, a terrace with garden seating awaits you in a bamboo gazebo, offering a peaceful space for socializing. Upon request, a barbecue is available for your outdoor meals.Each morning, a delicious homemade breakfast, featuring local and homemade products, will be served to start your day off right. Enjoy the authentic flavours of the region for a gentle awakening.Ideally located just 5 kilometers from Mons, La Malogne is the perfect starting point to explore the historical and cultural treasures of the region. Whether for sightseeing or relaxation, this guest room is the perfect place to combine rest and discovery.

Explore authentic landscapes where industrial heritage blends with preserved nature.La Chrysalide welcomes you in a villa surrounded by a lush garden, offering a peaceful and comfortable setting for your stay. Private parking is available on the property or on the street for your convenience.Our guests particularly appreciate the warm welcome, the hearty and varied breakfast, as well as the tranquility of the place.Your room, carefully furnished, includes:A large bed and a single bed, or three single beds depending on the configurationA private bathroom with a bath/shower and bathrobesA welcome tray upon arrivalA minibar for your comfortLa Chrysalide is also a haven for cyclists and hikers, with a secure space for your bikes. Since 2016, the property has been certified "Bienvenue Vélo," ensuring a welcoming environment for nature and sport lovers.Your host, a passionate tour guide, will share his knowledge of the region and can organize guided walks to help you discover Mons and its surroundings from a unique perspective.Whether you are visiting for a short or medium stay by foot, bike, or motorcycle, La Chrysalide is the perfect place for a peaceful getaway. We look forward to welcoming you soon!