Bed and Breakfast - Mons - La Barrière Alezane

We are based 7 km from Mons and 8 km from Binche. Mons was the capital city of culture in 2015 and Binche is well known for its folklore. The surrounding countryside is great for walking.
We provide a generous buffet breakfast with the bedroom with flexible opening hours.
You can get here easily by public transport and by car. The farm courtyard has lots of car parking space. For those with allergies, there is a farm and there are cats and a dog in the house.
The bedrooms are on the paved road side which is very quiet but you may hear a car pass from time to time. You can get to the bedrooms by an old staircase which may be tricky for some guests. The bedroom has a welcome pack with a bathroom. The name of the place comes from the original place name “La Barrière” (the barrier) where there was a village toll back in the horse and coach travel era. Also, the light horses known as the Haflinger are breeded here by our family. We go every year to the original place of birth of this horse race in Austria to follow the latest trends and meet other breeders. Thanks to a previous stay in a B&B owned by breeders in a village in Austria, we came up with the idea of opening up our place to tourism.

We are based 7 km from Mons and 8 km from Binche. Mons was the capital city of culture in 2015 and Binche is well known for its folklore. The surrounding countryside is great for walking.
We provide a generous buffet breakfast with the bedroom with flexible opening hours.
You can get here easily by public transport and by car. The farm courtyard has lots of car parking space. For those with allergies, there is a farm and there are cats and a dog in the house.
The bedrooms are on the paved road side which is very quiet but you may hear a car pass from time to time. You can get to the bedrooms by an old staircase which may be tricky for some guests. The bedroom has a welcome pack with a bathroom. The name of the place comes from the original place name “La Barrière” (the barrier) where there was a village toll back in the horse and coach travel era. Also, the light horses known as the Haflinger are breeded here by our family. We go every year to the original place of birth of this horse race in Austria to follow the latest trends and meet other breeders. Thanks to a previous stay in a B&B owned by breeders in a village in Austria, we came up with the idea of opening up our place to tourism.