Holiday rentals and lettings in Belgium

Holiday rentals and lettings in Belgium

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Highlights in Belgium

  • A chocolate paradise
  • The festive spirit
  • Wonderful cities
  • Culture, art and tradition
  • Sweet and savoury treats

Best Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Belgium

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Holiday Rental for 2 People in Durbuy, Wallonia
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Durbuy, Wallonia
Holiday Rental • 38 m² • 1 Bedroom
8.2
(13 reviews)
Located in the beautiful Bohon, this apartment has 1 room and can house 2 people, ideal for a couple this place allows 3 pets when communicated before arrival.Located in a beautiful region, a true oasis of quiet and nature, direct entrance to the river Ourthe (500 m). Ideal for those who love quiet, long promenades and nature. Barvaux (5 km) and Durbuy (7 km) offer all kinds of activities and fun: restaurants and cafes, hire of canoes and bikes, fishing, swimming.The house is equipped with central heating to keep you comfortable in winters, You also get garden furniture and barbecue with th...
from A$45 / night
Holiday Rental for 2 People in Stoumont, Wallonia
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Stoumont, Wallonia
Holiday Rental • 2 Guests • 1 Bedroom
8.4
(54 reviews)
This beautiful apartment in Stoumont, with 1 bedroom and space for 2 people, has warm interiors and is centrally located. This vacation home has a private terrace and offers a fabulous stay for couples who need a relaxing getaway. You can also get up to 1 pet here for a fee of € 4 per night.The cottage is ideal for nature lovers, located just a few kilometres away from the famous Ninglespo walk, Remouchamps caves, Coo Falls (Plopsacoo) and the ski slopes. The ski lift is 2 km away, and the ski bus stop is 1 km away. The famous town of Spa, with its thermal springs as well as the Francorcham...
from A$52 / night
Holiday Home for 2 People in Aywaille, Wallonia
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Aywaille, Wallonia
Holiday Home • 50 m² • 1 Bedroom
9.3
(147 reviews)
This cosy 1-bedroom holiday home for 2 people offers a stunning view of the Aywaille valley in Belgium, the house is located in Sougné-Remouchamps. The surroundings are perfect for long walks and bike rides.Aywaille is only 2 km away and the towns of Coo and Trois Ponts are within 30 km. Stavelot is 30 km away and Malmedy is 40 km from here. You will find restaurants and daily supplies 7 km away.This cosy holiday home has a garden with furniture and a terrace with a barbecue to make your stay even more pleasant. Enjoy the view and relish a meal with your loved ones.The nearest airport is Li...
from A$87 / night

Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Belgium

A$373for 12 Oct - 19 Oct
A$429 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Belgium

31%for 12 Oct - 19 Oct
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Holiday rentals and lettings in Belgium

Unique stays in cosy rentals

The historic centres of Bruges and Ghent are very compact so even if you stay in the outskirts you will still be close enough and within walking distance from the main cultural sites, attractions, shops and eateries. If you choose to stay in Brussels it ranges from budget to top notch accommodations. Cosy and cute holiday rentals in the heart of the city or in its surrounding neighbourhoods plenty of life, attractions and parks. For a stay within historic surroundings head to Antwerp or Liège.

Charming rentals in the heart of Europe

Comfortable and well equipped holiday rentals will accommodate you for a perfect weekend getaway or a longer trip with your dearest ones. Choose fully renovated properties in the heart of the city, comfortable lettings within walking distance of the main squares and cosy refurbished buildings with lovely terraces. Some properties feature big windows to see the first morning rays and beautiful gardens for the little ones to play or enjoy a nice afternoon under the sun. Delicate interiors and lovely decorations for you to enjoy a pleasant stay in a stunning letting surrounded by the beautiful countryside and others with a wide range of activities such as tennis, golf or horse riding.

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The area and getting around

Open a world of possibilities

In the heart of Europe, this little country boasts energy, culture, history and charm. It might be a bit too obvious to say not to miss the architecture of this beautiful country. From churches to heritage buildings, churches and magnificent squares full of life. Pieces of art are also in museums or in the streets to remember about important past events. No matter what time of the year you plan your trip to Belgium, markets and events are also happening all year through in every city. And for the little ones, theme parks are awaiting with loads of fun rides, activities and entertainment. Get ready!

Getting around the country

With a great system of underground lines, trams and trains, the last one being the most recommended, you can easily move around the country and visit the main cities. If you want to do it at your own pace, rent a car from a local or make some Belgian friends on a carpool trip! This will give you the freedom to wander around beautiful Bruges, the northwest and Antwerp, Flanders or the cosmopolitan metropolis, Brussels.

Travellers and activities

Belgium for castle lovers

Belgium is not famous just for chocolate, waffles or beer. The country is also well known for its magnificent architecture and for having the most castles per square kilometer in the world and that’s why every great architect lauds the country for. Its archaic structures and beautiful designs draw visitors in from all over the world. Take a few days and tour the beautiful Gravensteen in Ghent, Gaasbeek Castle near Brussels, the castle of Freyr, the Chateau de la Hulpe, Hof Ter Saksen near Antwerp or enjoy a flower show at the castle of Groot-Bijgaarden. The country’s size allows you to visit more than one castle in a day.

Belgium for chocolate lovers

Brussels is well known for its chocolate but not many people know that Brussels International Airport is the world’s largest chocolate selling point! Although most cocoa comes from Africa and South America, the production of this sweet wonder is what has made the country famous for over the years. They invented the praline. In Brussels and Bruges you will find the finest chocolate shops where to get these heavenly treats starting from 1€ a piece to high end prices. Try some Godiva, Leonidas, Galler, Neuhaus or Mary fine chocolates and take a bit of Belgium back home. For more creative delicacies, try some Dumon Chocolates, BbyB (whose name stands for "Babelutte by Bartholomeus") and handmade chocolates at Confiserie de Clerck.

The famous Tintin, Lucky Luke and The Smurfs are from Belgium as well as chips, one of their most famous inventions!

Top 5 travel tips in Belgium

1. Take a city tour

Belgium is dotted with quaint, charming and splendid towns. Medieval structures, historical sites and unique places that draw in travellers from all over the world. Take a few days to visit them. In Bruges you can get on a boat and ride the canals, visit the chapels or explore the town on a bike. In Antwerp, known as “Diamondland” you can actually see the diamonds being cut, lots of art galleries, museums and great gastronomy. In Ghent, you will find a surreal blend of history and laid-back vibes which also makes it unique. History buffs will have the time of their lives in this medieval town. Choose the one you would like to start with and plan your route!

2. Visit the capital city

Being the capital of the European Union, it is also a great hub of palaces, museums, mansions and chapels and that is the reason that makes Brussels a very popular city on any traveller’s list who wants to visit Belgium. The Manneken Pis and the Jeanneke Pis, shopping arcades, world-class cafes, restaurants and more than 2000 beers at Delirium Café for you to try! And do not leave Brussels without visiting the Grand Place, the Royal Palace or Mini Europe as these are a must!

3. Get ready for a shindig!

Beside the widely celebrated Belgian national holidays, there are so many festivals from March to early January. Mingle with the locals at any carnival and mid-Lent carnival festivals around the country. In April, witness the colourful Cavalcade de Herve, a horse-drawn carriages parade. In May, go for the Kattenstoet in Ypres, the Procession of the Holy blood in Bruges or The Belgian Pride. The summer season from June to August is plenty of festivals and concerts that can last for 10 days such as the 10 Days off, in Ghent, together with their national festival happening at the same time, the Gentse Feesten. Around November and December get carried away by the festive spirit at any of the Christmas markets. Winter Wonders, the most original one, is in Brussels.

4. Get the Belgian taste

Belgian chefs dip into other cuisines from the Mediterrarnian a some other influences of their own country different roots. Taste the renowned Belgian cuisine in Brussels and sample some croque-monsieurs (a toasted ham and cheese sandwich with salad) or the world famous moules with a portion or two of frites, French fries. Maybe wash them down with a local beer? Wallonian cuisine is similar to the French one and portions are quite substantial. Have some truite à l’Ardennaise or fricadelles à la bière, meatballs in beer. In Flanders, go for paling in’t groen, eel braised in a green (spinach) sauce with herbs or pâté de faisan (pheasant) or pâté de lièvre (hare)

5. Have an atomic experience

The Atomium building is a landmark of Brussels and it was constructed for the Brussels World Expo in 1952. Located in the Heysel Plateau, it is now a museum that Belgians wanted to keep after the Expo. The shape of the building stands out of course. It is a giant iron crystal magnified 165 billion times its normal size, replicated in shiny steel. Now it is a cultural space for exhibitions about Belgium and digital arts. Have a nice meal at the restaurant, suspended 100 metres above the ground and enjoy Belgian specialties near the clouds. Go a bit higher, to the upper sphere and get magnificent views of Brussels. Not a week goes by without some young man kneeling down and asking the big question! Are you going to be next?

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Belgium

On average, what was the cost for holiday rentals in Belgium in 2020, during coronavirus pandemic?

Our data shows that Belgium has an average price of A$254.14 per night, which is a relatively high one for a country in Europe.

What time of year offers, on average, the best holiday rental prices in Belgium?

Those who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Belgium in March, February, and May which are the months that offer the most discount, with average prices of A$224.99, A$232.64, and A$239.61 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2020.

In which months is it more expensive to rent a holiday letting in Belgium?

In 2020, the month that offered the highest average prices in Belgium was January, with an average price of A$290.49 per night. This was followed by December, with an average of A$278.25, and November, with A$277.91.

Is it necessary to plan a trip to Belgium well in advance?

It's worthwhile if you book your stay in plenty of time when visiting Belgium, as only 23% of our accommodations are usually available throughout the year.

When are more holiday lettings available?

The months when it's easiest to find available accommodation in Belgium are January (the average amount of properties that are available reached 38% of the total in 2020), May (30.8%), and April (30%).

During which months are there fewer rentals available in Belgium?

According to data from 2020, the months with the fewest housing options available in Belgium are, in order, July (with 8.25% of available rentals), August (9.8%), and October (20.4%).

How many holiday rentals are there in Belgium?

We have collected the properties from 36 different providers in Belgium, so we can provide you with around 12000 properties. You're going to have a hard time choosing your favourite!

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