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Hard to find.
Impossible to leave.

A cozy cabin for two in the Belgian countryside

Story.

A wooden cabin has stood on this land since 1961. Years later, Daniel and his wife walked us back to it. A weathered sign still hung by the door: Le Hogar, Spanish for hearth and home, the place you retreat to.

We rebuilt it on the same footprint, in the same wood. The name and the purpose stayed.

The original cabin, in black and white The original cabin under the trees

The cabin.

Solid timber, floor-to-ceiling windows, and nothing but meadow for neighbors. Tucked among the fields of the Condroz, yet close to everything.

The cabin in fall, long tree shadows across the lawn
The freestanding tub by the picture window
Two chairs on the deck, facing the valley
The meadow with the cabin in the distance
Sunset through the picture window
The cabin in summer, with its wooden deck
The cabin under the trees on a summer morning

Book.

$180 per night · 2–7 nights · 2 guests

Booked

Pick your check-in date.

Secure checkout with Stripe, in US dollars: card or Apple Pay. Full refund up to 14 days before arrival, 50% up to 7 days before.

A forest trail in fall

The region.

Bordered to the north by the Sambre and Meuse valleys, the Condroz unfolds as a wide, rolling plateau on both sides of the upper Meuse: meadows, woods, sunken lanes and stone farmhouses. This is Belgium's quiet side, between Namur and Liège.

One of the village châteaux at sunset

The village.

Vyle-et-Tharoul is a Condroz village crossed by the Vyle stream, which joins the Hoyoux to the west. Meadows, fields and woods surround it, along with several farms, the 1859 church of Saint-Martin and three châteaux: Vyle, Tharoul and Bagatelle.

Getting here

A car is the easiest way to get here. The cabin sits at the end of a private lane, with parking on site.

A meadow full of buttercups A sunken lane under the trees in spring Horses grazing in a meadow

Questions.

What is Le Hogar?

Le Hogar is a cozy solid-wood cabin for two in Vyle-et-Tharoul, a village in the Condroz region of Wallonia, Belgium. It stands on nearly an acre of private meadow, out of sight from the road, with a king bed, a freestanding tub and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Where is Le Hogar, and how do I get there from Brussels?

Le Hogar is in Vyle-et-Tharoul (Marchin), between Namur and Liège, about 1 hour 20 minutes by car from Brussels Airport. Liège is 40 minutes away, Namur 45, and the nearest train station, Huy, 15. A rental car is the easiest option.

How many guests can stay?

Le Hogar sleeps two adults in one king bed.

How much does it cost?

A night at Le Hogar costs $180 for two, for stays of 2 to 7 nights, charged in US dollars and paid in full when you book.

What is the cancellation policy?

You get a full refund if you cancel up to 14 days before arrival, 50% up to 7 days before, and no refund after that.

What's included?

Wi-Fi, heating, bed linen, towels and everything you need to make coffee are included, along with a freestanding bathtub, a wooden deck facing the valley and free parking on site.

Is there a kitchen?

The cabin has no kitchen for now, but there's everything you need to make coffee, and the restaurants of Huy are 15 minutes away.

How does check-in work?

Check-in is self-service from 3 pm, with a lockbox code sent before your stay. Checkout is by 11 am.

Are pets allowed?

Pets are welcome on request: send us a message before you book.

Can I book directly?

Yes. Book directly on lehogar.com: pick your dates in the calendar and pay in US dollars by card or Apple Pay. Confirmation is instant.

What is there to do nearby?

The Condroz is walking and cycling country, with sunken lanes, woods and meadows starting at the door. Huy, with its citadel and Meuse riverfront, is 15 minutes away; Namur and Liège are within 45 minutes.