FAQ

Tæru is a Japanese verb that can be loosely translated as “to endure” or “to bear”. It applies to those situations where you’re about to give up because things are hard and you’re struggling, but you’re still pushing on and persevering. It’s pronounced “taaroe”.

The completeness of the Tæru offer makes our concept unique in Europe. We are the first group accommodation with altitude bedrooms. Moreover, it’s of course extremely rare to have a 1,200 m2 sports hall at your disposal when you rent a guest house, as well as a 25-metre pool and a cyclo-cross track. Moreover, you can book the entire accommodation as a team, so you can prepare for your (professional or recreational) sports goals in all peace and privacy.

As a triathlete, Dirk always did what he could to reach his best level. He knows what it’s like to be continually looking for improvements. Moreover, organising training trips for the Innerme Triathlon Team, he discovered that existing guest houses in the Ardennes were never entirely satisfactory. Those two experiences combined to lead to Tæru.

The works started in December 2021 and were completed exactly one year later. The accommodation has been for rent since January 2023.

Tæru
Rue Croix Henquin 1
6997 Erezée (Blier)
Belgium

Check-in is from 5 PM. Check-out is at 12 AM, but you can use the sports hall until 5 PM on your departure day.

No, but we have a list of chefs that we could recommend.

No, bookings can be made from any day, to any day. We’re flexible!