8 properties · Saint-Ghislain → Mons → Brugelette · Survey, 21 citations
Eight character properties within taxi distance of the table at d'Eugénie à Émilie — an 18th-century Spanish post-relay farm in the same commune, a converted neo-Gothic chapel in Mons, designer-themed rooms, a renovated farmhouse with a heated pool, and underwater rooms inside a zoo. One bed each itinerary, ranked for how you actually weekend.
An 18th-century Spanish post-relay farm, stone courtyard, period pond, fully renovated into apartment-gîtes [1]. The shortest taxi home of any option here.
A 19th-century neo-Gothic former chapel that earlier housed the Sisters of Belian Abbey [2]. Dine under the vaulting at Le Bistro Martin.
Five rooms, each by a different local Mons designer, themed on the city's folklore — Belfry, Golden Chariot, Doudou, Dragon, Canonesses [3]. Reviewers single out the Doudou room and the panoramic Belfry view [14].
An 18th-century Mons residence, 21 rooms around an interior courtyard, less than 10 minutes on foot from the Grand-Place [15]. Quieter and smaller than Martin's Dream, lower price band — the practical Mons option without the chapel theatrics.
18th-century mansion 60 m south of the Grand-Place, rooms and suites around a private courtyard [16]. Closest hotel to the square.
A two-room family B&B in Frameries, 10 min from Mons and 400 m from the SPARK'OH science park. Ranked #1 specialty lodging in Frameries on Tripadvisor with notably warm reviews of host Fabian [17].
Three bedrooms in a fully renovated farmhouse surrounded by fields, 8 km from Mons and 12 km from Pairi Daiza [18]. Heated outdoor pool, sauna, and the kind of homemade-product breakfast that gets called out by name in reviews.
The most singular option in the region — 209 themed lodge accommodations plus the new Edenya wing adding 88 rooms in 2026, including underwater hotel rooms [4]. The Walrus House offers 6 rooms with underwater views into the walrus habitat [19].