The homely feel, great fasciitis and perfect for dogs

Highly recommended ! Place was very clean tidy well presented value for money 5 star 🌟

“Rating beyond an excellent star if there's one available.. Super good”

Everything about the chalet, it's ambience, the surrounding lake and it's view, the pellet stove inside chalet, abundance of toys inside chalet for kids etc etc etc..

“Lovely chalet in a fantastic nature and family friendly location.”

Excellent location and probably the nicest plot on the site. Very comfortable accommodation - larger than we were expecting. A lovely welcome from the owners. We would highly recommend.

“Location was pretty and relaxing but it was not worth over €200 a night.”

The location was very lovely and relaxing. The air conditioning was well received and the bed was super comfortable

“Hidden charges and no working shower”

I so badly wanted to love this place and make it our go-to stay every year on our trip to Belgium, but sadly, it did not live up to our expectations. At first glance, it seemed like the perfect little oasis—a fully enclosed garden for the dogs, a lake in front, a large pond to the side, and a roaring fire in the wood-burning stove to welcome us. However, by the time we arrived, there was already a sour taste in our mouths. The owner had messaged us beforehand to say that if we wanted bedding and towels, it would be an additional €40. There were only two of us staying for one night—so essentially, one bed’s worth of bedding cost €40. While we did receive two towels, they were hand towels, which weren’t exactly ideal for two adults. This fee was eventually waived, but only after another issue arose: the bathroom door handle broke, locking us out of the only toilet. We had to call the owner, who sent someone from the holiday park to remove the handle and instruct us not to close the door. That might be fine for a couple, but as two friends traveling together, we weren’t exactly comfortable using the bathroom or showering without privacy. Speaking of the shower, when we arrived, the owner casually mentioned, “This might be the one with a broken shower—we’re getting a new one on Monday.” That evening, I turned on the shower, and at first, all seemed fine. I got in, soaked my hair, and then—the water completely stopped flowing from the showerhead. Where did the water go? Who knows—but it wasn’t into the shower cubicle. So, I had to dry off with the tiny hand towels, which, as a woman with long hair, was far from ideal. After that ordeal, I put on my pajamas and wandered into the freezing bedroom. There was no heating, so I lit another fire to try to warm up. While flipping through the laminated information booklet about the property, I read that the shower was already known to be broken.