Situated in an elegant bourgeois street corner near the embassies of Libya, Cuba and a monument to Argentinean writer Julio Cortazar (who was born in Brussels), Mia’s place is a neat gem of perfection. It has everything you may want from lush indoor plants to fully operating kitchen (dishwasher including), books on Surrealism and a caring hand when needed. It also has lots of air for you to feel unobstructed. If you came to explore the city it could be dangerous as you may not want to leave the house. But even Sunday night you can still get a bottle of good wine from a lively flowers’ and groceries’ shop right across the street.