De Romeinse Katzei is a welcoming bed and breakfast in rural Voort, a village in Borgloon, Belgium. Hosted by Sandra and Wim, it occupies a farmhouse dating from 1801, sustainably renovated while retaining its authentic character. The property includes seven double rooms named after the hosts’ donkeys: Pia, Paulien, Mieke, Nell, Olina, Patchouli and Dodi. Rooms are located in the former hayloft or the adjoining former milking parlour, and rates start at €149 per night with breakfast included.

Guests can enjoy views of the vineyard, garden, terrace and surrounding valley, and explore the Haspengouw region from the doorstep. Nearby attractions include the transparent church Reading Between the Lines and the floating chapel Hellsheaven. Local walking routes and cycling routes pass close by, making the B&B a convenient base for outdoor stays. De Romeinse Katzei also offers guest arrangements, bicycle rental and donkey walks through the surrounding countryside. With its historic farmhouse setting, animal-centred story and access to regional sights, it offers a relaxed stay for visitors seeking nature, culture and countryside experiences.