Fabrice’s loft apartment was a great base for our visit to Belgium. Very spacious with 3 bedrooms and an open kitchen/living room floor plan. Be forewarned that you are renting an apartment used by the family, so expect to find some of their personal items in the bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen. The loft offered a comfortable space for our family of 3 to prep breakfast before heading out to explore or relax and unwind after a day of touring Brussels. It is filled with family pictures and interesting books, dvds and very eclectic art decor, including posters of some of Fabrice’s own film work! (Be warned again some of the photographs may be considered “risqué” by American standards-especially in the master bedroom- so if you have smaller children, be prepared for that). The location is perfect, situated 10 mins walk to the Grand Place in one direction, 10 minutes walk to Saint Catherine’s church area in another-both areas teaming with great restaurants. There is a nice grocery store downstairs for grabbing quick supplies as well as a pharmacy across the street. Just a few paces away is a small square with 4 restaurants. . LaFluer’s pizzeria and Hashtag burgers are both recommended in a pinch. The neighborhood is clean and felt safe. And the neighbors we met in the building were very nice and helpful. You are in a capital city expect some city noise, as well as noise on Friday night from a nearby club. (Went until 4am but nothing a white noise machine or earplugs can’t remedy). If for any reason the elevator is not working, there is a staircase but it is a hike if you have luggage or mobility issues-just fyi). Fabrice offered great communication and touched based with us frequently to make sure everything was okay, even though he was out of town. I would stay here if we are ever in Brussels again. Definitely recommend this cool loft.