Vacation rentals – Wallonia
Book from 43 holiday rentals: 17 houses, 11 apartments, 4 chalets. Entire homes, all to yourself.
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Spacious family house in Haut-Fays, 250 m² with garden
Daverdisse, Wallonia
Spacious 4-bedroom house in Brunehaut with lake views
Brunehaut, Wallonia
Spacious house with garden in Comblain-au-Pont
Comblain-au-Pont, Wallonia
Charming House in Sclessin, Liège with Terrace
Liège, Wallonia
Chalet with Garden near Malmedy – Perfect for Families
Malmedy, Wallonia
Welcoming house in Stavelot with sauna and garden
Stavelot, Wallonia
House with Sauna near center - 200 m²
La Roche-en-Ardenne, Wallonia
Spacious house in Montignies-sur-Roc with garden
Honnelles, Wallonia
Ideal Villa in Burdinne with private pool
Burdinne, Wallonia
Family Retreat in a Green Setting in Waimes
Waimes, Wallonia
Spacious castle with garden in Aywaille
Aywaille, Wallonia
Charming apartment in Walcourt, 30 m², with terrace
Walcourt, Wallonia
The Walloon Region unrolls its Ardennes forests, its Meuse and Ourthe valleys and its towns of character in southern Belgium. Between hikes, industrial heritage and grey-stone villages, our houses and gîtes let you set down your bags and cook at your own pace, with family or with friends.
Hike, cycle and explore the caves
Head to the High Fens near Waimes to walk the boardwalks of the plateau and climb the Signal de Botrange, the country's highest point. The Ourthe valley, around Comblain-au-Pont, lends itself to kayaking, climbing and visits to underground caves.
By bike, the former railway lines converted into the RAVeL network cross Gouvy and Fauvillers. History enthusiasts head to Bastogne and the nearby Mardasson Memorial. With a kitchen at your disposal, you come back in the evening to simmer a carbonade and taste the local beers without worrying about the clock.
Where to set down your bags
Liège comes alive around La Batte on Sundays and the lanes of Le Carré: ideal for an urban, foodie stay. Charleroi, a land of street art and mining heritage, offers a practical and lively base.
For nature, Hamois and the Condroz line up their stone farms and rolling fields, while Waimes and Gouvy plunge into the heart of the Ardennes and their forests. Honnelles, on the French border, charms with its hedgerow landscapes, and Fauvillers opens onto the Gaume and the Luxembourg Ardennes. Our houses and gîtes there suit both large groups and getaways for two.
What to see – Wallonia
- Signal de BotrangeThe highest point in Belgium at the heart of the High Fens, with boardwalk trails and peat bogs.
- La BatteLiège's great Sunday market along the Meuse, blending fresh produce and flea-market finds.
- Montagne de BuerenA staircase of 374 steps in Liège leading to a panorama over the city's rooftops.
- Mardasson MemorialA monument near Bastogne dedicated to the American soldiers of the Battle of the Bulge.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Wallonia and what types?
We offer 43 rentals in Wallonia, broken down as follows: 17 houses, 11 apartments, 4 chalets. These are always entire homes with a fully equipped kitchen. They are spread across Comblain-au-Pont, Florenville, Viroinval, Courcelles, Tournai, Waterloo and Theux, with capacity for up to 50 people for large groups.
Are the properties well rated?
Yes. Our 37 rated properties show an average of 4.7 out of 5. These reviews come from travelers who actually stayed there. They cover cleanliness, amenities and hospitality, giving you a reliable benchmark before booking your gîte or house.
Do you need a car to explore Wallonia?
Yes, a car is highly recommended. The villages of the Ardennes, the High Fens and the Condroz region are poorly served by public transport. The airports of Charleroi, Brussels and Liège are nearby, and Belgium's motorway network is dense. Expect about an hour's drive between Brussels and Namur.
What's the best time to stay in Wallonia?
Summer and early autumn are great for hiking and kayaking on the Ourthe, with long daylight hours. Spring brings the Ardennes forests to life with green. Winter stays cool and damp, sometimes snowy on the High Fens around the Signal de Botrange, the country's highest point.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
For nature and long hikes, head to the Ardennes around Theux, Comblain-au-Pont and the High Fens. For heritage and city life, Tournai and Waterloo offer museums and history. La Gaume, near Florenville, charms visitors with its gentle landscapes and stone villages.
Do any of the rentals have a pool?
Yes, 5 of our Wallonia rentals have a pool, a welcome treat after a day of hiking or cycling along the old railway lines of the RAVeL network. Check each listing to find out the type of pool and its opening season, often limited to the warmer months.