B&B La ferme du Château de Broich

A different kind of overnight stay

Pros: Super cute. We needed a one night stay in the area and chose this over a hotel room for a little extra fun, and it delivered. Super nice host made it extra comfy.

Cons: Small detail : Super hot water, it's great for comfy showers but it makes the pipes burning, just be careful and enjoy, it's alright - very manageable. Only sharing in case it's something the host can improve, not sure.

Pros: Beautifully located, horses next to the cottage. Very tasty breakfast. Neighborhood quiet and peaceful, easy access.

Cons: The house in truth is small. One part of the mattress is a little bit squashed.

Peaceful getaway

Pros: Peaceful get away exploring the fascinating history of the Be/Nl/D border triangle area Friendly owner, comfortable with everything needed. Great restaurants nearby in Kelmis.

Cons: WiFi connection was weak and constantly dropping out. Needed to rely on data.

Great find!

Pros: Wonderful tiny house experience on a massive green farm with horses, cows, birds, chickens, cats. Most importantly, the friendly and fun loving dog Jungle! Jungle is always ready to be our tour guide :). We woke up to a beautiful sunrise with a simple delicious breakfast by the host on the patio. Paradise for nature lovers to enjoy peace. The tiny house is cosy and clean, complete with a dinning table and well equipped kitchenette, sun chairs. The hosts are friendly, helpful and engaging answering questions about the farm. We bought food from the supermarket which the host kindly microwaved.

Cons: Nothing, loved everything. For easy navigation, have their unit sign post earlier at the road junction. The shower is tiny :) Missing Jungle and the fresh air!

Nice and quiet location with a tiny house in the midst of the horses.

Pros: Peacefull and quiet location, great to wake up amongst the horses who really came very close to enjoy them grazing right where you where having lunch. Beautiful walk, enough facilities nearby.

Cons: The goats on the pictures weren't there anymore, nor was the cat. The rabbit (only 1 instead of two) and chickens where located on the more private part and locked up. The horses and dog made up everything and made it a really nice stay, but if you come to be around many animals, it may be a little bit of a disappointment. Very simple but ok breakfast. Don't know if it would be changed if you stay over 2 nights, as it was the same options (croissant or chocolate bun and an egg), no healthy options although being on a farm.

Peaceful well equipped cabin.

Pros: Great little hut which was well equipped with plates and cutlery, kettle, fridge and coffee maker. Very peaceful with only horses for company.

Cons: Would have been great to have some hand soap provided in the bathroom. Hot overnight after a very hot day.

Zeker een aanrader voor wie houdt van natuur, rust en schoonheid.

Pros: Wij hadden dat weekend echt geluk, want het sneeuwde tijdens ons verblijf. Dat maakte het plaatje compleet en deed helemaal recht aan de foto’s die we vooraf hadden gezien. Het was puur toeval, maar we hebben er enorm van genoten. De omgeving is ontzettend rustig en prachtig – echt een plek om helemaal tot rust te komen. We werden ook vriendelijk ontvangen, wat het verblijf extra aangenaam maakte. Zeker een aanrader voor wie houdt van natuur, rust en schoonheid.

Pros: Vriendelijke host, leuk huisje met aal de nodige faciliteiten in rustige omgeving. Echt leuk.

Super leuk mooi knus!!!

Pros: Iets meer aandacht voor het ontbijt, verder een top B&B !!!!

Cons: Nvt

Wonderful stay on rural location

Pros: The cabin is simple but offers everything you need. The breakfast was brought to us in the moring with our own selection of croissant, chocolate bread, eggs from the own farm, orange juice, yoghurt and coffee milk. Coffee and tea facilities were already in the cabin.

Cons: It is a location on a farm, right next to a field with horses. The roads were a bit muddy the time of year we stayed. There is no TV or Wifi. This is no criticism, far from it. It ads up to the experience but visitors should be aware.