The story
A century of romance on Lac de Genval
There is something quietly unlikely about a building that began its life as a thermal spa, became a Schweppes bottling plant, and has spent the last four decades as one of Belgium's most admired château hotels. Martin's Château du Lac has navigated its unusual biography with evident grace: the Lorraine-style architecture of 1906 sits undisturbed on the shores of Lac de Genval, its towers and gabled rooflines reflected in the water as they have been for more than a century.
What the château offers wedding couples today is genuine range — the ability to host ten guests or a thousand, across indoor salons and courtyard gardens that open generously towards the lake. The 1,500 m² wellness centre with its rooftop terrace gives guests somewhere to retreat the morning after. Genval.Les.Bains, the in-house restaurant with its refined French cuisine, provides the culinary backbone. And the proximity to Brussels — twenty minutes by car — means that a countryside feeling need not come at the cost of a city weekend.
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