PAID CONTENT FOR BOTANIC SANCTUARY ANTWERP


PAID CONTENT FOR BOTANIC SANCTUARY ANTWERP


Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp ANTWERP, BELGIUM


Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp is the city’s first five- star superior hotel, as well as the first member of Leading Hotels of the World. Centuries of heritage behind the ancient walls of this former monastery tell a story of community, sanctuary, healing and comfort. Botanic Sanctuary Antwerp is a collection of idyllic spaces, each with its own history and atmosphere, all of which inspire feelings of freedom and unaffected luxury. This unique destination brings together a sense


of history with contemporary sensibilities, turning experiences into lasting memories. It’s a faultless location for celebrations and boats unparalleled hospitality. Imbued with a laid-back spirit, it’s a place with extraordinary fine dining, superb Belgian cuisine, a groundbreaking health spa, an outstanding conference centre and superb wedding venue offerings. Every room is different and skilfully integrated


into the monastic complex of buildings. Some of the spacious suites offer saunas, whirlpools, wine climate cabinets and in-room air purification systems. Luxurious furnishings combine with awe-


inspiring views from every window. All spaces are expertly designed and beautifully modernised. Tucked away in the tranquil setting of the


Botanical Garden, this city spa offers a relaxing refuge from the hustle and bustle. Guests can retreat from day-to-day stresses with a swim or steam, exercise away their worries in the expansive health club, or indulge in exclusive body rituals. The Botanic Health Club facilities feature a spectacular 18-metre indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, saunas, steam rooms, relaxation areas, elegant treatment rooms and more. The Botanic Health Spa is the perfect place to find sanctuary and feel renewed and relaxed. The Botanical Garden and monastic heritage


are integral to the Botanic Health Spa culture. A holistic concept that reflects a healthy approach to life based on four approaches: phytotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine, traditional European medicine and ancient monastic medicine. The combination of TCM and TEM administered by a team of highly qualified and experienced therapists is a quintessential element of the spa concept.


DON’T MISS The unique spa in the middle of the city, with an 18-metre swimming pool surrounded by leafy gardens


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KEY FEATURES • 108 rooms and suites • Three Michelin-starred restaurants • Two fine-dining restaurants • Henry’s Bar • 14 fully equipped conference, meeting and event rooms


• On-site 15th-century chapel • 1,000sq-metre Botanic Health Spa & Club over three floors


GET IN TOUCH botanicantwerp.be T: +32 3 269 0000 E: info@botanicantwerp.com


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