Luxury holiday homes in the Ardennes for 8 people
Plenty of space and comfort for your group
A stylish interior, a well-equipped kitchen, a private bathroom for every bedroom, a garden with play equipment for the kids … our group houses offer everything you need for a fantastic holiday or a relaxing weekend. You'll find them in the most beautiful spots in the Ardennes – with plenty of hiking and excursion opportunities right on your doorstep.
Modern vacation home with big garden and outdoor jacuzzi in the Belgian Ardennes for 8+1 pax
Wellness, nature and comfort in the Belgian Ardennes – enjoy relaxing holidays with a jacuzzi, sauna and a beautiful setting for the whole family
Holiday homes with pool and wellness
What could be better than coming home after a long hike and relaxing your muscles in your own private pool or unwinding in your personal sauna and hot tub? A holiday home in the Ardennes with pool and wellness facilities is the ultimate in relaxation.
Wellness getaway in the Ardennes: stylish holiday home with a private pool (Apr 15–Oct 15) and a year-round jacuzzi – perfect for relaxing days surrounded by nature
Luxury villa with indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi and salt cave sauna in the Belgian Ardennes
Luxury Villa with indoor pool and sauna in Malmedy, the Ardennes
Pet-friendly holiday homes
Bringing your dog to the Ardennes? No problem. In many of our 8-person holiday homes in the Ardennes, pets are welcome. Some houses even feature a fenced garden where your loyal companion can safely enjoy the outdoors.
Where modern design meets nature’s embrace: your unique villa with outdoor home cinema, wood-fired sauna and whirlpool – in the heart of the Ardennes near Durbuy
Beautiful modern luxury villa with private outdoor pool in the town of Spa, just a few minutes from the race track.
Modern vacation home with large wellness area with jacuzzi and indoor pool
Holiday homes for groups of all sizes
In addition to homes for 8 people, casapilot also offers holiday homes for both smaller and larger groups. Our wide selection in the Ardennes includes cosy cabins and chalets for small families as well as group houses for 50 people or more. All accommodations are carefully selected for their luxury and comfort. With our practical filters, you'll find exactly the holiday home that suits your needs.
Hiking in the Ardennes: Practical Tips and Scenic Routes
The Ardennes is one of the most beautiful hiking regions in Belgium. Vast forests, rolling hills, rivers, and charming villages define the landscape. Thanks to the well-maintained network of hiking trails, you can fully enjoy nature here. Below are some tips and suggestions for rewarding hikes:
Popular Hiking Areas
High Fens (Signal de Botrange)
This nature reserve is located at the highest point in Belgium (694 m). You'll hike over wooden boardwalks through moorlands, heath, and forest. The trail to the viewpoint at Baraque Michel is especially popular.
Semois Valley (Vallée de la Semois)
Near Bouillon and Rochehaut, you can enjoy beautiful walks along river bends, rocky cliffs, and scenic viewpoints. The hike to the “Tombeau du Géant” offers a spectacular panorama.
La Roche-en-Ardenne
Around this popular tourist town, you'll find many hiking routes – for example, to the viewpoint Le Hérou with steep cliffs above the Ourthe River.
Ninglinspo
The Ninglinspo is Belgium's only mountain stream. The trail along the river near Aywaille is beloved for its adventurous terrain with footbridges, rocks, and natural waterfalls.
Trail Markings and Maps
Most routes are well marked with coloured signs or symbols. Still, it’s a good idea to use a detailed hiking map or an app like Komoot, RouteYou, or GPX Viewer, which show your location and elevation changes.
Best Time to Go & Equipment
Spring and autumn are ideal: not too hot, with beautiful natural colours. In winter, many trails are muddy or snowy, especially in the High Fens.
Always wear sturdy hiking shoes with good grip. Bring a rain jacket, enough water, snacks, a power bank, and possibly trekking poles. A map or GPS is highly recommended, as mobile reception may be limited in some areas.
Respect for Nature
Stick to marked trails, don’t leave any waste, and avoid disturbing wildlife. Dogs are usually welcome but must be kept on a leash in nature reserves.