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Property Overview
A 12th century monastery is reborn. The new property brings together a sense of history with contemporary sensibilities and sustainable design. Imbued with a laid-back spirit, the retreat offers luxurious accommodations that includes dedicated spa suites. The retreat’s innovative spa reflects a cloistral devotion to healing plants and herbs. Dining ranges from an authentic Belgian bistro and sophisticated international bar, to sophisticated fine dining experiences led by Michelin-starred chefs. The Botanic Sanctuary provides a lifestyle shopping excursion right within the hotel walls. Multi-functional conference rooms and a large auditorium, along with an on-site chapel and elegant venues are inviting for events of all sizes.
Property Highlights
1 / Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp
Antwerp. A city of diversity. Known worldwide for its diamond district. Capital of avant-garde fashion. Rich in deep-rooted cultural and historical institutions. Crowned by a remarkable landmark property: A Leading Hotel of the World.
2 / Restaurant 1238
Educated by a former three-star-chef in Belgium, Wouter van Tichelen opens the Botanic’s authentic Belgian restaurant offering an exceptional atmosphere as well as the freshest ingredients, cooked to perfection.
3 / Suite
The 108 rooms and suites – each one unique – reflect the historic style and significance of the complex. At the same time, they exude timeless luxury brought about by a wabi-sabi approach to interior design: serene, beautiful and spiritual.
Property Highlights
1 / Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp
Antwerp. A city of diversity. Known worldwide for its diamond district. Capital of avant-garde fashion. Rich in deep-rooted cultural and historical institutions. Crowned by a remarkable landmark property: A Leading Hotel of the World.
2 / Restaurant 1238
Educated by a former three-star-chef in Belgium, Wouter van Tichelen opens the Botanic’s authentic Belgian restaurant offering an exceptional atmosphere as well as the freshest ingredients, cooked to perfection.
3 / Suite
The 108 rooms and suites – each one unique – reflect the historic style and significance of the complex. At the same time, they exude timeless luxury brought about by a wabi-sabi approach to interior design: serene, beautiful and spiritual.
Rooms
Features
- Total Rooms: 108
- Total Suites: 16
- Botanic Spa
- Botanic Gym
- 1-Michelin Starred Restaurant
- 2-Michelin Starred Restaurant
- Meetings & Events
- Fitness Center
- Golf - Nearby
- Beauty/Anti-Aging Spa
- Destination Spa
- Medical/Detox Spa
- Weight Loss Spa
- Wellness/Fitness Spa
- Yoga Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Wedding Chapel
Local Information
Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp
Lange Gasthuisstraat 45, Antwerp, Belgium
GPS Location: Leopoldstraat 26
44km/27mi from Brussels - National(BRU); 5km/3mi from Antwerp International Airpport(ANR);5km/1.86mi from Antwerpen Central Station.
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries32
country dialing code
GMT+1
time zone
Local Recommendations
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
Chef Gert de Mangeleer and consummate service professional Joachim Boudens bring their mastery to Antwerp: the gastronomic partnership that led to three Michelin stars at the original Hertog Jan revives its culinary concept at the Botanic. A hub of innovative gastronomy.
Best Activity/Excursion
Antwerp is a fantastic spot for beer lovers, offering excellent city breweries. One popular spot includes De Koninck Antwerp, with interactive experiences serving authentically brewed beers. In addition, visitors can treat themselves to a variety of Belgian beers with plenty of ‘brown cafes’ to choose from.
Top Day Trip
Brimming with a rich history, Antwerp is home to hidden gems such as antique stores and art galleries, as well as living history in the oldest preserved building in the city, Het Steen, situated on the Scheldt Quays. Scheldt Quays is a clean open space for fresh air and fantastic views. Antwerp may boast rich architecture but still manages to charm residents and visitors with its stunning greenery.
Best Newcomer
Plus-One is a contemporary art gallery that represents and exhibits a mix of Belgian and international artists. Open Thursday-Sunday from 2-6pm and by appointment. Léon Stynenstraat 21, 2000 Antwerpen - www.plus-one.be – 0032 495 24 82 99
Best Restaurant Classic
Yet another masterpiece by the delectable duo, the sister restaurant to Bar Bulot by Hertog Jan*** in Bruges offers traditional Belgian and French cuisine.
What to Buy
Can you really say you’ve been to Antwerp if you don’t come home with an array of Belgian beer and oodles of Belgian chocolates?
Best Cocktail with a View
The Botanic’s nod to the Henry’s Bar phenomenon is Antwerp’s definitive rendezvous for cocktails and canapés presented with flair and panache, Botanic style. Named after the 19th century botanist and director of Antwerp’s Botanical Garden, Henri-Ferdinand van Heurck.
Best Neighborhood Walk
The port has turned Antwerp into a bustling trading centre, where people shop, eat and live. In the Eilandje district, you can still soak up the port atmosphere of yesteryear. Even though the distinctive neighbourhood was recently given a trendy make-over, the MAS | Museum aan de Stroom (museum at the river) and Red Star Line museum show the history (and future) of the river, port and passengers.
Three Top Sights
The ‘Museum aan de Stroom’ (Museum at the River) is most likely the most beautiful outdoor work of art and you can admire the panorama over Antwerp from 60 metres above ground. Every day is different, every day is spectacular. And then there is The Rubens House, full of works by the famous master. His paintings can also be admired at the Cathedral of Our Lady. Its spire, the highest of the Low Countries, is also World Heritage, a fine achievement, if you consider that only one of spires was completed.
Museum Must-See
The Plantin Moretus Museum, a UNESCO world heritage site, offers a unique insight into the history of printing, and is a must for book lovers.
Reading Suggestion
The most beautiful library in Belgium, the Nottebohmzaal, is Antwerp’s best kept secret. Classic, comedy, fact or fiction… whatever it is you desire, make sure you go here to find it.
Best Cultural Secret
The fashion department of the Royal Academy is one of the world’s most influential. Many new designers often use the city to launch their label. Here, you can be the first to buy from the designers of tomorrow.
Best Family Activity
Discover one of Europe’s oldest and most beautiful city zoos – Antwerp Zoo where over 5,000 animals await. +32 3 224 89 10
