Antoine's apartment is located on a very socially alive public square virtually back to back with the Les Galeries Saint Hubert. The proximity to major attractions for tourists is lovely, but it is a very noisy area. During our stay the street noise lasted into the wee hours of the morning even on week nights. (Admittedly, we were in Brussels during the World Cup.) If noise is a problem for you, this might not be the best apartment for you. Also, during our stay the apartment had a persistent odor that smelled of mold or mildew. It seemed to get worse during the warmer parts of the day and first thing in the morning. We found it made us feel unwell causing allergy symptoms to all in our group. The other notable problem was the Wifi service. It was spotty in the family room and non-existent elsewhere in the apartment. But now for the positives. The apartment is large and comfortable in many regards. The main bathroom is quite spacious, with two sinks and a separation between the toilet and the remainder of the bathroom. The second bathroom is a nice perk, especially for a larger group. There are numerous cabinets both in the bath and in the hall leading to the bath that allow you to unpack if you are there for a longer stay and truly feel like you are not living out of a suitcase. The kitchen was nicely outfitted, though we did not attempt to cook, preferring to enjoy the many and varied restaurants just steps from our door. The beds were quite comfortable and the linens provided were lovely.