Belgian Ardennes Holiday Homes from S$186: Search Top Rental Houses in Belgian Ardennes

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Our top choices for Belgian Ardennes holiday homes

1. Le Domaine d'Eva

Libramont-Chevigny

Ozan

includes taxes & fees

28 Aug - 29 Aug

2. La Garçonnière de Wiertz – Esc’Appart

Dinant

Janine

includes taxes & fees

23 Aug - 24 Aug

1 bedroom, individually furnished, bed sheets

3. Amazing Lodge With Shared Pool

Durbuy

ian

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

4. Lodge in Durbuy With Hot Tub & Valley Views

Durbuy

Preston

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

5. Holiday Home in Sainte-cecile With Sauna

Florenville

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

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Top Belgian Ardennes Hotel Reviews

La Barrière de Transinne

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is located at a roundabout in the middle of nowhere. The location was mostly beneficial to us, as we wanted to visit different places that were all within a reasonable driving distance. (Luxemburg, Dinant, Rochefort, Bastogne, Namur.) The service was good and the rooms were nice. The breakfast was remarkably good, among the best i can recall in terms of quality, though the selection was somewhat limited. The lady arranging the breakfast was particularly nice. Dinner at the restaurant was also fantastic. The restaurant requires reservations for dinner, but they still accommodated us the first night when we were unprepared. This place almost felt like a hidden gem, particularly at this price, though that is likely due to location. Even so there were a few things that bothered us a bit: the rooms are not well ventilated and the heat in the summer was unpleasant, though we did get a fan to mitigate this. Three out of four mornings we were woken up by noise outside in the mornings (we had the windows wide open). One morning it was the music at the patio 0730, the next it was hedge trimming at 0830, then it was the truck delivering supplies at 0630. All of this by the hotels services, there was also a garbage truck and some road noise (the speed limit outside is 70kph), but that is more or less as expected. Shutting the windows mostly cut off the noise enough to go back to sleep for a while longer."

Mercure Han-sur-Lesse

8/10 Good

"Good, clean hotel in a tiny village. It made a good base for exploring the region. There's very little in the village itself other than the Grottes de Han but it's a nice, peaceful spot to return to after a day exploring. Staff were helpful. We experienced a few issues getting in and out of the expensive basement car park. While the EV chargers remain out of action, you may be better off looking for a spot at one of the publicly accessible chargers round the corner on Rue d'Hamptay. We liked having the little kitchenette facility in the family room but it would have been nice if it had been a little better equipped (I'm sure we could have asked for things), and I wasn't brave enough to try anything more than heating things up, as the hotel smoke alarm lurked a few feet away."

Le Presbytère de Sautour

8/10 Good

"The hotel itself was lovely, the pool was great. We had a family room and it wasn’t the best, the shower was faulty the main head didn’t work and it just leaked out of the pipe instead, we spoke to a member of staff and he told us to just use the hand held part, the room itself had missed cobwebs and the sketchiest stairs to get to main bed upstairs (very thin and steep) one of the back slaps of wood fell out when one of us walked down. It wasn’t horrible but it was disappointing."