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Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp

Antwerp, Belgium · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp is Antwerp's first Leading Hotel of the World, a 5-star superior house in a 15th-century monastery beside the botanical gardens. One hundred eight rooms occupy five historic buildings; a 1,000-square-metre botanical spa fills three storeys. Three Michelin-starred restaurants sit on site: two-star Hertog Jan by Gert De Mangeleer, one-star Fine Fleur, and one-star Het Gebaar by pastry chef Roger van Damme. Vincent Van Duysen shaped the interiors.

About Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp

History

Monks founded a hospital and monastery on this 20,000-square-metre Antwerp site in 1238; a 15th-century chapel and convent fabric survive beside the city's botanical gardens. The complex later served as a hospital. In 2022 it reopened as Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp, 108 rooms in five historic buildings, independent on the door and a Leading Hotels of the World member. Vincent Van Duysen designed the interiors. The house concentrates three Michelin-starred restaurants on one campus: Hertog Jan, Fine Fleur, and Het Gebaar.

The setting

2 km from Museum aan de Stroom.

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