Villa Damseaux forms part of Spa’s remarkable architectural heritage.

According to the Walloon heritage inventory, the present Villa was built around 1911–1912, on the site of the former Hôtel de Noailles, for Dr Albert de Damseaux, former Mayor of Spa, from plans by Spa architect Marcel Hansen and constructed by Marcel Jehin.

More than a century later, the Villa entered a new chapter when it was acquired by the Elkayam family in November 2025 and progressively transformed into a place of hospitality, while preserving the character and spirit of the original residence.

Today, historical research into Villa Damseaux, Albert and Catherine de Damseaux, and the earlier history of the property continues in collaboration with the Musée de la Ville d’eaux de Spa.

As new documents and photographs are authenticated, this story will continue to grow.

The broader Villa Damseaux Estate now encompasses private guest rooms, independent apartments, a Garden Maisonnette, swimming facilities and meeting spaces. A new Wellness area is currently being developed and will open in 2027.

Located on Rue Albin Body in Spa, the Villa has witnessed over a century of the town’s rich history.