Of Iranian origin, born in Tehran, Brussels, where I arrived at a very young age, is now my home and the city of my heart. A graphic designer and singer, I also run a deli/café/sandwich shop called 'Chicon Farsi' on the ground floor of the house, where I welcome you. It is a fusion of my Iranian and Belgian cultures, and I would be delighted to offer you a coffee and host you. I will respect your privacy regarding your arrival and departure, which can be fully autonomous, but I am happily available to assist you with any questions about your stay, the city, and its best tips.

A former Brussels house from the 17th century, built with lime and beams, I have recently renovated it to provide all the necessary comfort while carefully preserving its authenticity. Please note, this is still a period house — bohemian and unconventional. You need to appreciate 'treehouse-style' homes and the charm of an old inn. If you prefer modern interiors, this might not be the right fit for you. On the ground floor, I run a deli/café/sandwich shop called 'Chicon Farsi,' a fusion of my Iranian and Belgian cultures, where I will be delighted to offer you a coffee and welcome you.

The Sablon neighborhood is one of the most sought-after areas in the capital, both by travelers and locals. Ideally located in the historic center, you’ll find yourself in the heart of the brasseries and chocolatiers, just steps away from all the main attractions of the city center (museums, Grand Place, Manneken Pis). Rue de Rollebeek is one of the prettiest pedestrian streets in the capital, directly leading to the Grand Sablon square. Its charm lies in its historical role as the link between the upscale districts of the city (the upper town) and the more popular areas with their cafés and bars (the lower town), all just a few meters apart.