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Faubourg 21

Brussels, Belgium · Independent · Core Luxury

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Faubourg 21 joins two historic townhouses on Brussels' Avenue Marnix: a neoclassical house from around 1850 and a 1907 mansion classified in full as a protected monument. ORIGIN Architecture spent four years restoring moldings, marble, stretched-canvas walls, and hand-repainted faience before the 2025 opening; Maison Sarah Lavoine dressed the interiors. The 20-room Leading Hotels of the World member sits steps from the Royal Palace and the Sablon.

About Faubourg 21

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Faubourg 21 is an intimate hotel occupying two historic townhouses on Avenue Marnix in central Brussels, restored by ORIGIN Architecture & Engineering after four years of meticulous work. The two mansions date to the mid-19th-century urbanisation of the city's faubourgs following the dismantling of Brussels' second ring wall: the house at No. 22 was built around 1850 in a neoclassical style, while the mansion at No. 21 was rebuilt in 1907 and is classified in its entirety as a protected historic monument.

Belgian heritage artisans painstakingly refurbished the interiors: mouldings, marble, stretched-canvas walls and hand-repainted faience. Maison Sarah Lavoine dressed the rooms. Reopened as Faubourg 21 in 2025, a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, the property offers 16 rooms and 4 suites.

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