B&B Lucy in the Sky
Antwerp
At a glance
Lucy in the Sky is a bed and breakfast in the old centre of Antwerp, with accommodation centred on individually styled rooms rather than a restaurant or café setting. The rooms are newly decorated and combine practical private facilities with a few considered touches that give the stay a personal character.
Each described room includes a king-size Auping bed measuring 180 by 210 centimetres, offering a generous sleeping arrangement for a city break. A private bathroom with a shower and toilet is included, keeping the essential facilities within the room’s own space. The layout and furnishings make the B&B suited to travellers looking for straightforward central accommodation with more character than a standard hotel room.
Music is part of the atmosphere at Lucy in the Sky. A B&O record player is available for in-room listening, adding a distinctive cultural detail to the stay without turning the accommodation into a themed venue. Nespresso facilities are also provided, giving the rooms a simple coffee-making option. Together, these features create a relaxed, self-contained setting for guests who appreciate design, music and small comforts while spending time in the city.
The accommodation includes rooms referred to as the Diamond room and Lucy’s room, each presented with the same core combination of a king-size bed, private bathroom and recently refreshed interior. The focus is on room-based comfort and a sense of individuality rather than extensive shared amenities. That makes the B&B a natural fit for couples, solo travellers and short city stays where a central base and a pleasant private room matter most.
Lucy in the Sky also provides access to a private terrace at the back of the accommodation. The terrace is available for smoking, while the interior rooms offer the main setting for sleeping, bathing, coffee and music. With its old-centre location, personal room design and record-player detail, the B&B suits travellers seeking a distinctive place to stay in Antwerp without the formality of a larger hotel.
