Some of the guest rooms are situated around the edge of a patio, while the rest overlook the street, although they are equally quiet. Each of the 19 guest rooms are decorated differently, but the same modern, polished style features throughout: satin pillows and cushions, bed throws, original wallpaper, two-tone walls, etc. The same goes for the amenities, perfect examples of 21st century essentials: individual air-conditioning, large flat-screen television, free Wi-Fi, trouser press, DVD player and an electronic safe. Other than their large size, the superior categories (superior, deluxe and superior deluxe) have the added bonus of including a fruit basket, water and slippers. Fragonard brand complimentary toiletries are provided in the elegant bathrooms and all the rooms starting with the deluxe category are equipped with a whirlpool bath. Five new guest rooms will soon be joining the Prisenhof family.

Located in a house in the city centre, the Prinsenhof opened its doors in 1986. Given the impeccable communal areas (thanks to periodic renovations), you would never guess that this old property divided into lots 'only' dates from the 30s. The decor takes you back to another era, to a much older style than the beginning of the 20th century and is terribly romantic. We particularly liked the cosy lounge with its fireplace, chandelier, large clock, comfortable armchairs, carpet and magnificent ceiling. In the extension of the lobby, a mini bar counter is open 24/7 on request at reception. This 'mini bar' bar should soon be replaced with a larger room.

Like most of its contemporaries, the Prisenhof decided not to install a restaurant in the hotel due to all the outside competition! Indeed, the city centre has a whole host of quaint little restaurants. You will be able to enjoy breakfast here, however: the current room will soon make way for a larger and more modern one. In terms of the food, guests will find an assortment of cereals, hot options (bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms, sausages, scrambled eggs), cold meat cuts, cheeses, etc. As for drinks, the Prinsenhof is pleased to offer champagne, and fresh orange and grapefruit juices. Note that room service is also available until 11:00pm for drinks and snacks.

Refurbished every year, the Prisenhof began its expansion work in early 2011: five new guest rooms and a bigger breakfast room are on the agenda. The current breakfast room will be turned into a bar, and two of the 19 guest rooms will be expanded.