Impressive house at an amazing little village of the Ardennes. Spacious, ideal for events or…read moreworkshops. I attended a weekend yoga retreat organised by Pop Up Yoga Concepts; we all felt comfortable in our rooms and with the central room where we were doing our yoga classes.

A lovely little pizzeria with outdoor seating in the charming, yet touristy La Roche. The pizza was…read moreadequate, and there were many other entree choices as well. Though there was a full bar, we opted for some of the local Belgian beer, La Chouffe, which was quite good, and brewed only a few kilometers away.

Nice restaurant in the center of La Roche-en-Ardenne, we ordered two different pizzas which both…read morewere delicious. The restaurant has a seeting available both on the terrace as inside. On hot days the inside is not really comfortable to sit. The staff both speaks french as dutch. I can recommend this pizzaria.

Really a great place to stay nice setting right on the river…read moreawesome staff super clean and modern great selection of beers at great hostel prices really good breakfast cool people, cool place to stay

Excellent small, romantic, secluded hotel…read more Stayed June, 2013. Old mill on a small creek, converted to an Inn. Lovingly decorated. Our room was large, probably 45qm at least and perfect for a long weekend of Ardennes exploring. The Inn is locvated in a small, pastoral village in a pretty valley with a water chateau at the end. Great for walking. Breakfast at €12 was OK but nothing exceptional. Crupet is quite small, but you're in Namur or Dinant in no time at all. We will definitely return here.

Located in the Belgian Ardennes, in the village of Poix-Saint-Hubert, in the village of…read moreSaint-Hubert "Capitale européenne de la chasse et de la nature". This is not a hotel at the moment. It is "for sale". It's a great location, reminds me of somewhere in PA or West Virginia. I posted some photos of the outside. It is next to a train station, which only stops once an hour! Great tourist location.

This place is so cute and the owners are very nice and hard-working. We had to leave before…read morebreakfast time on our final morning, so the lady of the house packed some bread, cookies, and fruit for us to take on our way. She put them by the front door with a little hand-written note in each one saying thank you for coming to stay. Wonderful. The man of the house called a local restaurant to make a reservation in our name because we cannot speak French. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, also very clean. They have great pride in their property and it really shows. Can't recommend enough. Going back just before Christmas this year and we can't wait!

It took almsot three hours to get here. Through the pouring rain. Along winding roads. And three…read morehours back. But it was definitely worth the drive. This medieval village here in this beautiful valley has it all. A compact town center, a great location by the river. Good food. And of course a castle: the chateau de Durbuy. There is plenty of parking. A big space just across the river and a bigger lot (with shuttle service) a bit outside. But during Covid-19 it wasn't a problem to find a spot. The small town center is easy to walk, maybe a bit slippery if it's rainy. Lots of historic buildings, wonderful architecture. The chateau isn't that huge, but looks amazing, sitting there right by the river. Besides the nice streets and lanes it's also worth to walk along the river. There are lots of shops. Souvenirs, arts & crafts. But nothing that amazed us. But the food on the other hand was pretty amazing. The best food during our stay in Belgium we've had here in Durbuy. At the "Le fou du Roy", just in the town center. Even though a bit rainy, we enjoyed the village very much. A fantastic daytrip. And even maybe because of the rain and light fog it looked even more magical. Really a highlight on that years Road Trip. Loved it.

The town, or townspeople, states that Durbuy is the smallest town in the world. i don'tknow about…read morethat because I've seen smaller places but it is one of the prettiest small towns in the world! There are things to do in town, but visiting the chateau isn't one of them because it is privately owned. The best thing is just wandering around the very ancient town with your camera, clicking away and just enjoying the scenery. There are some really good restaurants there, which is a bonus! I would recommend avoiding the place in the summer since it is crawling with tourists. Autumn is nice, especially when the hunting season rolls around and you can get some wild boar to eat. Delicious! Also, I prefer the autumny decorations with the pumpkins and such. This is a nice town to just relax.

Oh my!! Driving up to this place is like seeing something from the a fairytale. Loved the manicured…read morelandscaping and the beautifully well taken care chateau!!! The hosts were wonderfully polite and accommodating. When we wanted to upgrade for the night they were more than helpful with this. They helped with luggage and tips on the surrounding area. We had dinner at the place. While it was nice my steak which I ordered med well came out quite raw. Could have been that's the way they cook their steaks in Belgium. Once I said it was too pink they took it back to cook a little longer. Breakfast was delicious with a good variety. No wifi in the rooms. The beds were comfortable and soft.