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A small, typical village rich in heritage, lush greenery, hiking trails and cycle-touring circuits...an idyllic setting for a revitalising and relaxing stay...
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Located in Bonneville, just south of the Meuse Valley in the heart of the Namur Condroz region, our guesthouse is an ideal base from which to enjoy the tranquility of a small rural village and discover the riches of Namur. Situated between Namur, the capital of Wallonia (12km away) and Huy (16km away), our region is full of exceptional natural sites, picturesque preserved villages and a rich heritage of monuments, walking trails, artisans and local producers, cultural events...
With traditional architecture and dating from 1785, our old farm includes an old barn and a stable which house our guest room (labeled 4 ears of corn by the General Tourism Commission). We have restored it while respecting the typicality of the existing building as much as possible and using a maximum of ecological materials. We have equipped it with all the equipment and comfort essential for a quality stay: 94 m2 private (bedroom, shower room, dining area and living room) thermal and acoustic comfort, quality bedding, WiFi, TV and private bathrooms, local breakfast. Our accommodation also has a private garden, a parking space and an electric charging station. Our private garden can be accessible to you at certain times and conditions on request.
About Us
Respect for nature and humanity, conviviality, sharing, and discovery are values we integrate into our way of life and that we wish to share with our guests. We favor natural products, short supply chains, small producers, and are attentive to the quality of what we offer.
Both passionate about travel and discovery, during our journeys, both private and professional, we have visited many places and accommodations and wanted, at home, to make a synthesis of everything that appeals to us when we travel.
We will be delighted to welcome you and advise you on discovering our beautiful region.
Evelyne and François