Chalet 230 I Gezellig chalet aan de rand van het bos - 5 persoons I Durbuy

Het chalet was schoon, goed onderhouden en van alle gemakken voorzien. Vooral het terras achter het chalet, de gezellige kachel en de complete keuken vonden we erg fijn. Ook de ligging was ideaal, op korte afstand van Durbuy.

Het trapje naar boven is vrij steil. Dit was voor ons geen probleem, maar als je slecht ter been bent kan dit wel een probleem zijn.

Wat niet alles was prima.

Enige minpuntje, was dat het ‘s nachts ( bij het slapen) snik heet was ondanks dat de ramen open waren en geen verwarmingen boven zijn.

J’ai bien aimé la situation géographique ainsi que le calme du lieu. Le chalet est vraiment très cosy avec sa belle pièce de vie et sa grande terrasse.

If you enjoy a camping-style, self-service experience, feel free to disregard my review. Personally, I’m not a fan, and for the price paid, I expected more comfort. The house is cute but very small. The living room is nice, but the bedrooms are extremely cramped-there’s barely enough space to move around. I had to put the bed sheets on myself, which was quite difficult in such a tight space. Don’t forget that towels are not included and are charged extra. The bathroom also had an unpleasant smell. It was very hot during our stay, and the small bedroom window didn’t provide enough ventilation, making it uncomfortable to sleep. The Wi-Fi only allows connection for two devices at a time, which can be an issue if you’re traveling with kids who also use phones or tablets. The balcony is also somewhat disappointing—there’s no real view, as it’s almost entirely blocked by trees. It feels like you’re sitting inside a bush rather than enjoying any kind of scenery. On the positive side, if you have small children, the outdoor area is very safe, with a nice playground and plenty of space for them to play. My husband liked the place more than I did (he's more of a camping-type person-and let’s be honest, it was me making the beds in that tiny space, not him, haha), so the overall rating reflects a balance of both our opinions.