Maison Tahereh Bed and Breakfast is situated in the center of Tournai at 800 meters from the cathedral - the town symbol. Built in the 1920s and refurbished to provide modern comfort, the house offers four guests rooms. Every room is beautifully appointed and follows a unique interior scheme. The facilities in the rooms vary and guests may choose from an additional number of amenities. The African Room offers an exotic experience in an African ambiance. The room has a double bed, wash basin, mini bar, TV set upon request. It shares a bathroom with two other rooms on the same floor. The Egyptian Room will appeal to everyone dreaming of the pharaohs. It is provided with two single beds, wash basin, mini bar, TV set upon request and shares a bathroom with two other rooms on the same floor. The Amerindian Room is the third room, sharing a bathroom with the African and the Egyptian room. It is equipped with a pull-out sofa bed for 2, tea and coffee making facilities, a seating corner with a dining table, mini bar and TV set upon request. All rooms are heated. The shared bathroom is very spacious, equipped with a large wash basin and a shower cabin. The fourth room - Sahara - has an en-suite bathroom with wash basin and a shower cabin. The room is suitable for accommodating a family. It has two levels with a double bed on the first level and a single bed on the second level. There is also a mini bar available and a TV set upon request. Maison Tahereh Bed and Breakfast has a cosy dining room adjoined with a comfortable guests' lounge provided with a TV set. Breakfast is a real treat including home-baked bread, jams, marmalade, first-class coffee and tea, etc. Guests may also enjoy a lovely backyard garden with barbecue corner and a sunny patio for quiet afternoons, away from the noise. Cars may be parked in front of the house and bicycles are parked in the garage.

Tournai (French) or Doornik (Dutch) is a beautiful town located 85 km from Brussels in Belgium. It is a very important historic and cultural site, one of the greatest cultural and economic centers of Flanders in the Middle Ages. The cathedral Notre Dame de Tournai and its belfry are listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage site because of its architecture mixing Romanesque and Gothic style. Another important landmark of Tournai is its 13th century bridge of the river Schedt called Pont-des-Trous as well as the town's main square Grand Place.