Château de Bonne Espérance

Huy, Belgium, Belgium

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Château de Bonne Espérance is a historic country castle and guesthouse in the Tihange area of Huy, in Liège Province, Wallonia, Belgium, lying between the plateaux of Condroz and Haspen just 2–3 km from the centre of Huy.

The building was constructed in 1588 on the site of an old Templar estate by Alberto Audace, and it is built in the characteristic Mosan Renaissance style, with brick and stone facades, and is now classified as exceptional cultural heritage of the Walloon Region together with its surrounding park.

The castle and its grounds today cover about five hectares and include an old park with century‑old trees, a pond and water features, and it is bordered by the wooded Bois de Tihange and close to the Ravel cycle path along the Meuse, offering a quiet setting for walks and nature. 

While the interior is mainly for guests, the property is a protected heritage site, and the surrounding park and gardens are accessible to visitors staying at the guesthouse, making it a small but historically interesting and well‑appointed example of a 16th‑century Mosan castle turned into a rural B&B.