This is a fantastic little base for anyone on a city break.
The local area is what an estate agent would describe as “lively”.
By this I mean it’s a little rough around the edges but the apartment is based just outside a major city and is expected to not be as gentrified as the centre, we experienced no issues with safety or feeling threatened and if you don’t take my word for it maybe the simple fact that you need three keys to get into the apartment will.
Before entering the apartment you’ll be greeted by some stairs which give the building abit of a negative vibe, it’s basic and not too attractive to the eye but once you enter the flat you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the beautiful room Ward has set up for you.
Spacious front room (with tv, books, DVD’s), lovely kitchen with all the amenities you’d need if you wanted to cook.
Toilet is separated from the bathroom and it’s a small set up but what else do you really need?
Bathroom is nice, big mirror, functional shower and washing and drying machines, only minor I have on this is the shower doors are a little stubborn when is comes to pulling them together and also there tends the be abit of a drain smell after showering (i would suggest keeping a window open after showering).
The bed is comfy and Ward has very kindly stored extra duvets and pillows in the very spacious wardrobe if you needed them.
Overall the flat has its quirks but nothing that would put a normal person off. I’ve given this place a 5 star simply due to its practically, Wards amazing communication and price.
For the price this place is perfect for city explorers who aren’t too fussy, if you want pristine I’d stay somewhere with a ££££ pricetag.
Huge thanks to Ward for his hospitality and services whilst on the trip, if I do return to Brussels I’ll definitely be staying at this place.