Then the Unicorn Court is your dream location.
With its sophisticated layout, the home offers ample space for the entire family. From grandparent with the children to the adult grandchildren, you are swimming in a sea of space to indulge yourself completely.
Your party will have many places to explore. The lounge, large dining room and covered south terrace invite you to socialize.
At the same time, you will enjoy complete privacy. You have no fewer than 8 rooms with private bathrooms. Retreat in peace in a sitting area or relaxation room. Please note that the house is not equipped for the under-18 age group.
Still need those extra rooms? Then ask for the VIP room with its luxurious bathroom. Or the real attic room with 4 beds.
In addition to enjoying the peace and quiet and rural scenes, you can spoil yourself with a wide range of local culinary offerings from the Eenhoornhof.
Restaurants, bistros, breweries, tapas bars - they are all here.
Close to the street, at number 10, you can book our party and meeting room La Clé, a place with a view ”.
At "Villa Copis" you can enjoy a luxury breakfast, also delivered to your home.
Of course, home cooking, for some a new experience, fry your meat from the butcher's shop on our Ofyr, the hype in the bbq-world original and wood-fired.
Don't hesitate to ask for our possibilities if you want full hotel service, breakfast, dinner and supper. Even a waiter or a cook at home, it's all possible.
Or perhaps it is an idea to plan a visit to one of the nine wine estates in Borgloon, some within walking distance of the Unicorn Court, as a group activity.
Surprise yourself with a guided walk or bicycle tour with our house guide Christine Princen of Hartig Haspengouw.
What do you think, would this be what people mean by staycation, because what more can Tuscany and Provence offer than the beautiful Hesbaye where the sun shines more and more. Whether it is champagne, cava or a Haspengouw pearl, why compare when you can just enjoy it?
Make it good in Limburg, you are in good hands there.
