18 Holiday apartments & homes for a holiday with your dog in Vielsalm

The photos gave a better impression than reality. There is a veranda extension to the living room and kitchen without sun blinds, which makes it sweltering inside on hot days. 2 fans cannot fix this.
We paid 685.29 euros for water and energy for a week in the summer at the settlement. We did not use the sauna or heating. Outside the summer, these costs will increase. If you add up rent and consumption, you arrive at a considerable sum and the price/quality ratio for this property is negative.
The cover of the swimming pool was defective on arrival and could not be opened. This made it swelteringly hot for 3 days in the closed outdoor pool. After 3 days this was resolved but no response to our request for compensation.
Because the bedrooms could not be darkened, we applied aluminum foil to 2 bedroom windows. Afterwards, traces of limescale remained visible. These can be removed with household vinegar. However, the owner decided to retain 177 euros from our deposit without any justification. We found out that as a tenant we only have obligations and no rights and the owner has the deposit in his hands. So we are powerless. We have been renting a holiday home in the Ardennes for more than 15 years, but this is the most expensive and worst experience ever.

Very nicely furnished holiday home for many (max. 31) people with a covered pool, jacuzzi, large garden and more than enough crockery, glasses, etc., everything you need for a shared kitchen.
The bathrooms and rooms lack storage space and sufficient towel racks.
We knew from the start that a deposit of 900 euros plus the amount for final cleaning and bed linen (if booked) would have to be paid. The fact that these around 1400 euros have to be paid in cash before you get the house key is a little strange. Only with a lot of talking were we finally able to carry the one suitcase with the money into the house and unpack it there.
The same thing happened when we moved out: the suitcases were packed and stowed in the car, the meter readings were taken and the consumption (according to normal rates!!) was determined. In our case (18 people) we had to pay almost 700 euros for electricity, water and heating. Pretty steep! How much would it have cost if we had used the sauna or if it had been winter? This has to be paid in cash, credit cards or anything like that are not acceptable and it cannot be offset against the deposit paid at the beginning. So it's the same old story again: open the trunk, take out the suitcase, take out the cash, pay the bill - only this time on the street. It's really a disgrace. It doesn't matter because we'll never go there again.

What a delightful stay! The cosy house in Vielsalm exceeded our expectations, The private garden was perfect for evening barbecues, and the fireplace kept us warm during chilly nights, The location is ideal for exploring nearby Plopsa Coo and Stavelot Abbey, Highly recommend it for families!