Holiday homes, airbnb and apartments in Belgium

Holiday homes, airbnb and apartments in Belgium

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  1. Apartment 2 bedrooms, with garden
    Apartment 2 bedrooms, with garden

    De Haan, West Flanders

    • 68m²
    • 8
    • 2
    • 2

     

    From

    £221

    / night

  2. Apartment 2 bedrooms, with garden
    Apartment 2 bedrooms, with garden

    De Haan, West Flanders

    • 68m²
    • 8
    • 2
    • 2

     

    From

    £226

    / night

  3. Villa 9 bedrooms, with garden
    Villa 9 bedrooms, with garden

    Eifel, Liège Province

    • 300m²
    • 22
    • 9
    • 5

     

    From

    £345

    / night

  4. Resort 2 bedrooms, with pool
    Resort 2 bedrooms, with pool

    Houthalen-Helchteren, Limburg

    • 4
    • 2
    • 1

     

    From

    £69

    / night

  5. Resort 3 bedrooms, with pool
    Resort 3 bedrooms, with pool

    Houthalen-Helchteren, Limburg

    • 6
    • 3
    • 1

     

    From

    £69

    / night

  6. House 3 bedrooms, with pool
    House 3 bedrooms, with pool

    Bredene, West Flanders

    • 110m²
    • 6
    • 3
    • 1

     

    From

    £69

    / night

  7. House 5 bedrooms, with fireplace
    House 5 bedrooms, with fireplace

    Liège Province, Belgium

    • 244m²
    • 14
    • 5
    • 5

     

    From

    £469

    / night

  8. House 1 bedroom, with garden
    House 1 bedroom, with garden

    Durbuy, Luxembourg Province

    • 15m²
    • 4
    • 1
    • 2

     

    From

    £107

    / night

  9. House 2 bedrooms, with garden
    House 2 bedrooms, with garden

    Lanaken, Limburg

    • 90m²
    • 4
    • 2
    • 1

     

    From

    £53

    / night

  10. Apartment 1 bedroom, with garden
    Apartment 1 bedroom, with garden

    De Haan, West Flanders

    • 36m²
    • 4
    • 1
    • 1

     

    From

    £196

    / night

  11. Aparthotel 1 bedroom, with parking
    Aparthotel 1 bedroom, with parking

    Flemish Brabant, Belgium

    • 20m²
    • 2
    • 1
    • 1

     

    From

    £53

    / night

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Holiday rental prices and availability in Belgium

Average price per night in Belgium

  • £103Jan
  • £113Feb
  • £100Mar
  • £110Apr
  • £115May
  • £118Jun
  • £141Jul
  • £140Aug
  • £117Sep
  • £120Oct
  • £105Nov

Holiday rentals that are available in Belgium (%)

  • 51%Jan
  • 51%Feb
  • 42%Mar
  • 41%Apr
  • 36%May
  • 42%Jun
  • 40%Jul
  • 39%Aug
  • 44%Sep
  • 45%Oct
  • 43%Nov

Frequently Asked Questions about Belgium holiday rentals


With a host of global powerhouse cities, a maze of canals which rival the waterways of Venice, and enough chocolate to last a lifetime, whatever your heart (or taste-buds) desire, you can find it in Belgium. Whether you want to marvel at the architecture as you wander through the Medieval maze of Bruges, or stand in the shadow of some of the most influencial buildings in European politics, or you want to discover Belgium's more natural assets, remember to choose a holiday letting which comes with a bedroom with a view of the county's iconic landmarks. Filter a selection of accommodation which are suitable for your price range, duration of stay and number of guests, then book through Airbnb or Tripadvisor today.


Best holiday accommodation in Belgium

Luxury rentals in Belgium

House 5 bedrooms, with garden
House 5 bedrooms, with garden

Lo-Reninge, West Flanders

  • 150m²
  • 14
  • 5
  • 3

 

From

£203

/ night

House 5 bedrooms, with garden
House 5 bedrooms, with garden

Knokke-Heist, West Flanders

  • 120m²
  • 14
  • 5
  • 5

 

From

£948

/ night

House 3 bedrooms, with garden
House 3 bedrooms, with garden

East Flanders, Belgium

  • 240m²
  • 6
  • 3
  • 2

 

From

£473

/ night

Villa 3 bedrooms, with sea view
Villa 3 bedrooms, with sea view

Liège Province, Belgium

  • 200m²
  • 10
  • 3
  • 2

 

From

£340

/ night

Holiday accommodation by the sea in Belgium

Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view
Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view

Ostend, West Flanders

  • 50m²
  • 4
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£38

/ night

Apartment 2 bedrooms, with sea view
Apartment 2 bedrooms, with sea view

Ostend, West Flanders

  • 70m²
  • 4
  • 2
  • 1

 

From

£65

/ night

Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view
Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view

Namur, Namur Province

  • 150m²
  • 6
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£131

/ night

Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view
Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view

Ostend, West Flanders

  • 40m²
  • 4
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£47

/ night

Reasonably priced accommodation in Belgium

Hostel 1 bedroom, with air conditioning
Hostel 1 bedroom, with air conditioning

Antwerp, Antwerp Province

  • 2
  • 1

3.7 27 Reviews

Hostel 4 guests, with wifi
Hostel 4 guests, with wifi

Luxembourg Province, Belgium

  • 4

4.6 271 Reviews

Hostel 2 bedrooms, with garden
Hostel 2 bedrooms, with garden

Hainaut, Belgium

  • 120m²
  • 4
  • 2
  • 1

4.5 183 Reviews

Hostel 2 guests, with wifi
Hostel 2 guests, with wifi

Antwerp, Antwerp Province

  • 2

4.5 105 Reviews

Romantic holiday rentals in Belgium

Aparthotel 1 bedroom, with parking
Aparthotel 1 bedroom, with parking

Antwerp Province, Belgium

  • 15m²
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£117

/ night

Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view
Apartment 1 bedroom, with sea view

Ostend, West Flanders

  • 50m²
  • 4
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£44

/ night

Apartment 1 bedroom, with garden
Apartment 1 bedroom, with garden

Namur, Namur Province

  • 93m²
  • 3
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£117

/ night

Boat 1 bedroom, with sea view
Boat 1 bedroom, with sea view

Nieuwpoort, West Flanders

  • 54m²
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£70

/ night


Best holiday destinations in Belgium

  1. Antwerp
  2. Bruges / Brugge
  3. Brussels

Book a holiday apartment in Belgium

Though Belgium may be small in size, it plays a crucial role in European life, so don't overlook this diverse kingdom when looking for a short-haul break, which is the epitome of everything you could love about the continent. Begin with the mighty capital city of Brussels, which, thanks to being home to the EU headquarters, is recognised as 'The Capital City of Europe'. If high powered office's and contemporary urban jungles are not always your thing, then opt for a more romantic trip to the quaint city of Bruges, where you can spend your days on the canals, or brushing up on your history in this beautiful Medieval Flemish heart, and that is not forgetting the equally historical Ghent or the fashionable hive of Antwerp. To enjoy a more organic side of Belgium, reserve a cottage in Bredene, where you can hike around this verdant province, or take a trip to the coast of Ostend or De Panne, where you can take a dip in the chilly North Sea… if you dare.

When to visit

The greatest time to plan a visit to Belgium is between April to late June, and September to October, when the climate is pleasant enough to enjoy wandering through the cities and having a day at the beach, but the attractions are not and crowded as they can be during the peak summer months. Shockingly, Belgium reportedly receives more rain than in the UK, so remember your rain mac and umbrella, whatever month you choose to visit.

How to get there

Located between The Netherlands and France, and boarded by The North Sea, Belgium is exceptionally convenient to reach from the UK and can be reached by air, rail, or ferry. It is likely that the quickest way of travelling from many parts of the country is to fly, with direct flights from London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Bristol and Birmingham to Brussels taking approximately one-hour ad 20 minutes, to the capital city. If you are not a fan of flying, then you can still visit Belgium in a relatively quick time, as the Eurostar train from London St Pancras to Brussels-Midi train station takes only 2 hours, meaning you can even visit Brussels in one day. Alternatively, if you are planning on travelling further afield and you want to take your car to Belgium, take the ferry from Hull to Zeebrugge near Bruges, and relax on the overseas crossing which takes around 14 and a half hours.

Belgian food and culture tips

When it comes to food, nowhere does it quite like Belgium, meaning a holiday here is guaranteed to be a treat for your taste-buds. Just mention the name of this delicious country, and chocolate will undoubtedly never be too far away from your thoughts. It can be hard to know where to begin when looking at the vast choice of chocolate available, but if you are staying in Brussels then be sure to hit up Passion Chocolat, which is a standout shrine to the sweet stuff for any chocolate pilgrim. In Bruges, search for The Chocolate Line, which packages up these homemade jewels, which is an excellent idea for gifts for your loved ones, or yourself, of course. There is no better country to reserve a self-catered apartment than in Belgium, where the cuisine doesn't end with the country's most famous export. You won't want a kitchen in the land where fries and waffles can be bought in bulk on the streets. For a lesser-known treat, however, sample 'stoemp', the nations favourite comfort food and is best compared to the Great British favourite, Bubble and Squeak. Wash down all this tasty goodness with a pint of beer, which is another staple in Belgium. There are around 230 active breweries in the country, so wherever you decide to reserve a holiday letting, you are never going to be too far from an authentic beer experience. There is even a Beer Museum in Brussels, which showcases the art of brewing in the capital before you take a drink in a nostalgic cafe atmosphere.

Medieval cities in a timeless country

Up and down Belgium, there are a collection of remarkably well preserved medieval monuments and architecture, meaning you can step back into the past, while still enjoying the comforts of the contemporary day. If you are visiting Belgium to delve into the rich history, look no further than a room in a traditional bed and breakfast in Tournai, the oldest city in the country, which despite a turbulent past, has preserved its century-old landmarks, which are now a monument to the region's rich past. Similarly, renting an authentic townhouse in Kortrijk in the Flemish province of West Flanders, where you can wake up just a short walk from the Broeltowers which has a history dating back to the late 14th century. To condense a historical break and a romantic escape into one beautiful destination, look no further than a romantic apartment rental in Bruges, where you can wake up in a bedroom with a view over one of the many canals which make up this charming haven. Wander through the 'Markt', which is the heart of all things shopping and dining in this architectural utopia, before visiting the Belfry of Bruges and the beautiful Basilica of the Holy Blood. One thing you cannot leave the area without doing, however, is taking a ride along the canals which act as the veins of the city, often referred to as 'The Venice of the North'.

Adventure in Belgium

When looking for a little adventure, Belgium might not be at the top of your hit list, but look beyond the county's most famous city's, and you will find a host of activities which are guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping. Try your hand at skiing and snowboarding by reserving a chalet in Comines-Warneton, where you can enjoy the fun of real snow in Ice Mountain Adventure Park. If you are less of a winter sports and more of a water sports fan, reserve a property in Mons, where the whole family can make a splash at Dock 79, whose activities include water skiing and wakeboarding along a 720-m long water ski cableway, along with a verdant woodland which is equally brimming with inland adventure. Bordered by the North Sea, Belgium should not be overlooked as a beach destination, as choosing a beach-front holiday villa with a sea view in Ostend will deliver a seaside break like no other. With its Neo-gothic city centre, stunning beach promenade and museums, which can be found onboard some ships, Ostend is the go-to place for a city and beach break in one. For less city on the shore, and more organic seclusion, look for a home in De Panne, where you can bathe in the therapeutic peace of the unspoilt Nature Reserve of Westhoek. Thanks to De Panne's close proximity to the French border, this coastal jewel can easily be reached for a day trip from anywhere in the north of France. If you are staying in a holiday home in Lille then hop onboard a train and reach the beautiful Belgium coast in only two hours.

Brussels, the Capital of Belgium, the Capital of Europe

Nothing showcases Belgium's power in Europe quite like the splendour of Brussels, which captivates all who look upon the Grand Palace market square, The Royal Palace of Brussels, which is the official home to the Belgian royal family and the beautiful Parc du Cinquantenaire. With so many attractions, museums and royally approved architecture squeezed into one vibrant destination; it is unsurprising that the European Parliament calls Brussels it's home. Reserve a holiday apartment in Brussels, and visit Espace Léopold, which is a striking complex in the European Parliament building, before hitting the town when the sun goes down, to enjoy the bars along Rue de Flandr, which truly comes alive at night. If you want to visit the fashion capital of Belgium, look no further than a luxury holiday apartment in Antwerp which will offer you a stylish Belgium break like no other.

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