Holiday rentals with a balcony in Belgium
10 properties with a balcony in Belgium. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
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Charming house in Hoegaarden with BBQ and garden
Hoegaarden, Flanders
Charming Chalet in Roisin, 400 m² with Terrace
Honnelles, Wallonia
Family Retreat in a Green Setting in Waimes
Waimes, Wallonia
Spacious castle with garden in Aywaille
Aywaille, Wallonia
Chalet retreat in Antoing 95m2, lake view
Antoing, Wallonia
Modern apartment with sea view in Nieuport, 65 m²
Nieuwpoort, Flanders
Family home in Thon, garden and terrace 100 m²
Andenne, Wallonia
Charming Caravan Near Hamois with Garden
Hamois, Wallonia
Modern Studio with Mountain View in Middelkerke 28 m²
Middelkerke, Flanders
Charming studio Hamois 90 m², garden
Hamois, Wallonia
Belgium fits into a small pocket yet packs in the contrasts: the canals of Bruges, the forests and caves of the Ardennes, the grand medieval squares and Brussels' Grand-Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Our villas, houses and apartments let you explore at your own pace, with your own kitchen and space.
Cities of art, the Ardennes and gastronomy
Stroll across Brussels' Grand-Place, the Galeries Saint-Hubert and the Marolles district for its flea market on Place du Jeu de Balle. In Flanders, follow the canals of Bruges, climb the belfry of Ghent and visit the museums of Ghent and Antwerp.
In Wallonia, the Ardennes lend themselves to hiking and cycling around La Roche-en-Ardenne and Bouillon, to the Caves of Han and to kayaking down the Semois or the Ourthe. At the table: moules-frites, Liège waffles, chocolates and abbey beers, to be discovered at the local markets. Staying in a whole house makes it easy to come back after a day out, with everything you need to cook local produce.
Where to unpack your bags
Most of our rentals are in the Walloon Region: peaceful houses and gîtes, perfect for a nature stay with family or friends, close to the forests, rivers and villages of the Ardennes.
In Brussels, our apartments and houses place you near the museums, restaurants and transport, ideal for a city weekend. In the Flemish Region, a few properties serve as a starting point toward Bruges, Ghent and the North Sea coast. To each their own pace, with the space and independence of a whole home.
What to see – Belgium
- Grand Place of BrusselsYou'll stroll through this medieval square lined with baroque guild houses and the Gothic town hall, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Bruges CanalsYou can cruise by boat along this network of canals crossing the historic center, past bridges and gabled houses.
- Han CavesYou'll walk through this vast underground network of galleries and limestone formations after a tram ride.
- Semois RiverYou can kayak along this winding Ardennes river through forests, meanders and villages such as Bouillon.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Belgium and what types?
We have 10 rentals in Belgium, split between 3 houses, 2 chalets, 2 studios. You’ll always stay in a whole property, with a kitchen and private space. Most are located in Wallonia, a few in Flanders, and some can accommodate up to 20 guests for larger groups.
Are the properties well rated?
Our Belgian properties have an average rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 9 rentals reviewed by real travelers. Reviews cover cleanliness, location, and hospitality. Check each listing’s details before booking to see the most recent comments.
Do you need a car to visit Belgium?
For Brussels, Bruges, or Ghent, the train is enough: the SNCB network connects cities in under an hour. However, to explore the Ardennes, its villages and forests, a car is highly recommended. Brussels-Zaventem and Charleroi are the country's main airports.
What's the best time to visit?
From May to September, the weather is mildest for hiking in the Ardennes or strolling along the canals. December is a highlight thanks to the Christmas markets in Brussels, Bruges, and Liège. Spring and autumn remain pleasant for city visits, with fewer crowds and often better prices.
Wallonia or Flanders: which area should you choose?
Wallonia and the Ardennes are great for nature-focused family trips: forests, rivers, kayaking, and the Han caves. Flanders puts Bruges, Ghent, and the North Sea coast within reach. Brussels is ideal for a city break, with museums, restaurants, and easy public transport.
Where can I find local specialties nearby?
Belgian markets are not to be missed: the flea market at Place du Jeu de Balle in Brussels, or the local producers' stalls throughout Wallonia. There you'll find Liège waffles, chocolates, abbey beers, and regional products. Cooking at your rental lets you make the most of these finds.