Chalet nature au cœur des Ardennes

We are Aurélie and Fabien, a French couple from Normandy who have been living in Brussels since January 2021. We have two sons, Gustave, born in 2020 and Marcel in 2023. We'd always lived in the country, until we decided to try out another, more urban way of life. But we sometimes miss contact with nature, which is why we bought this cottage, which we visit regularly. It's located in a very quiet vacation park, well integrated into its surroundings (lebochetay .be). We rent it out to cover our annual costs. We hope you enjoy it and wish you a pleasant stay in the Belgian Ardennes.

This peaceful accommodation offers a relaxing stay for the whole family. You'll appreciate the peace and quiet and the direct access to nature activities in the Belgian Ardennes. Durbuy is 15 minutes away, Marche-en-Famenne 10 minutes. At the entrance to the park is the “La table du Bon'Heure” restaurant, 1km away are 3 takeaway services (catering, pizzas, bread), then 4km away a grocery store, bakery, butcher's shop. It has a terrace in summer and a cosy living room with wood-burning stove in winter. Details of the accommodation - master bedroom (bed 140) - one bedroom (bed 140) - linen, towels and sheets not supplied - comforters and pillows provided - fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, coffee machine, ceramic hob, microwave, oven, refrigerator with freezer compartment - raclette machine - TV with Belgian channels - Wifi - Free parking (+charging station 2x22kW) Water and electricity must be used sparingly, as they are included in the price. A bag of pellets will be waiting for you on arrival, and it's up to you to make them available during your stay. We'd like to apply the “I finish, I buy back” principle to all those little essentials: washing-up liquid, garbage can liners, soap, paper towels, aluminum foil, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, toilet paper. Cleaning is not included as standard, so it's up to you to do it when you leave. A cleaning option is available at extra cost, but the garbage cans must be taken out and a minimum of tidiness done (tables, work surfaces, etc.).