Martin`s Klooster

At the Klooster no two rooms are alike. The hotel, a listed building dating from the 16th century, shows 40 rooms, each with its own charm and cachet. For example, there are two tower rooms in the roof, a suite that follows the paved alleyway that borders the hotel, and on the ground floor one finds spacious rooms with a garden view. All the rooms are vast and luminous, and the stained-glass windows are equipped with shutters that offer discretion in summer and warmth in winter. An individually-controlled air conditioning system in each room makes it possible to maintain the temperature at an optimum level throughout the year. The classic dark wood furniture gives each room a timeless atmosphere, in perfect symbiosis with the warm earth colours of the decoration and the bedspreads. With their stone floors, white tiled walls and blue stone consoles around the sinks and baths, the bathrooms, twenty of which come with a Jacuzzi, have an almost monastic purity. All rooms exude a sense of harmony and balance between modern comfort and the century-old history of this magnificent building.

Prepare yourself for supreme luxury and an intimate atmosphere, a stone's throw away from the cultural whirlwind of the doyenne of European university cities! The lounge bar of this hotel, a pleasant meeting place, is an intimate and warm place to take a cup of tea or enjoy aperitifs or a digestif in front of the fire. On summer evenings, relax among friends on the terrace as you admire the starlit skies of Louvain. To make sure that your stay is as pleasant as possible, everything has been worked out with an eye for the finest detail. For those wanting to stay in contact with the outside world, all the rooms have a fast modem and wireless Internet connection.

This charming historical hotel is located in the cultural city of Leuven, full with interesting sights and known for its high percentage of university students as inhabitants. This is the perfect place to relax, stroll by the enchanting terraces, and sense the culture of this historical city.