Simon’s apartment is clean, hip, functional and has a fantastic view. Simon is a gem. I am a wheelchair user. If you are also a person with reduced mobility, you will notice that there are absolutely zero Airbnb listings with any features for people with disabilities in Brussels. I understood this and chose Simon‘s place because of the location, the relatively small step to get in, and the fact that there is an elevator. Unfortunately, the default elevator size that an owner can check is larger than the actual size of the elevator at Simon’s, we found out together. Also, I misjudged whether my travel wheelchair could make it over the small step to get into the building. Rather than lose me as a (now, forever) guest, Handy Simon MacGyver‘d me a small ramp for the front step. Then, as my wheelchair would fit into the elevator folded (just not something I could manage by myself), Simon and Dye arranged each day of my stay when he would come to bring the wheelchair upstairs and downstairs again in the morning. Then, when Simon unfortunately got sick with Covid, his amazing neighbors, Lauren and Lucas, came and did the same for me. I can testify that Brussels is Europe’s most wheelchair inaccessible city with Europe’s most friendly and helpful people. If anyone would like more information about the Accessibility at Simons place, I’ve told him to put you in touch with me.