Belgium does quite a few things well (think waffles, fries, chocolate), and luckily, coffee happens to be one of them. Pop in to Borze Café to drink as the locals do.
Chef Andy Decremer draws inspiration from the beautiful building in which it's housed - the former Antwerp Schippersbeurs - every day. The food here is modern, inventive and really quite wonderful.
Right in Antwerp's Old Town, spread across two 16th-century buildings, Hotel Julien is consistently thoughtful, Aesop toiletries, Egyptian linens, a grand lobby fireplace. Rooms range from lounge-and-terrace suites to deep-soak tub rooms; the spa is cosy and worth the visit. An excellent central base for a quick city break.
Hotel De Witte Lelie is a tiny, charming boutique hotel situated in a stylish 17th century townhouse. When we think of De Witte Lelie, we can’t help but daydream about enjoying a yummy breakfast in their serene and romantic garden.
The chefs at Soma are cooking up a storm with Mediterranean and French influences. Soma’s interior is simple yet chic. Don’t wait too long to make a reservation, as this hotspot gets packed quickly!