Gîte "Ravel 126"

Welcome, dear guests from all walks of life, to Ravel 126! Charmingly renovated cottage, adjoining a stone house. Ideally located between Ciney, Durbuy, Dinant and Namur. 🚲500 m from the RAVeL: 2 bikes available (terms to be agreed upon). Secure shed for your bikes (upon request). 🚗 Charging station 300 m away. Perfect for a comfortable, quiet stay close to nature! The space Living Area The room consists of a small kitchenette open to the dining room and a living room with a sofa bed, smart TV and Wi-Fi. Room Bedroom equipped with a double bed (new mattress since December 2025) Free baby equipment (upon request) Option to provide you with a travel cot. It includes a standard thin padded bed base, mattress and mattress protector. We do not provide sheets. We also provide a high chair for your use. Bathroom Large room adjoining the bedroom. It is equipped with a bathtub with shower, a sink and a toilet. Small private garden The garden is to the right of the cottage. Possibility of picking mint and raspberries (if conditions allow) in summer. Guest access Free private parking The space in front of the cottage is fully reserved for your car. Flexibility Check-in is FROM 4:00 PM and checkout is at 12:00 PM. There is the possibility of checking in earlier (depending on whether we have other bookings). Please let me know at the time of booking. So that I can adapt as best as possible. Other things to note Hamois, my beautiful town... It is a region that seduces with its beauty, its simplicity and all the treasures it contains... A land of castles, mills, barns and large Condruzian censuses. Traces of the past, there are at every street corner, at every meander that the Bocq apprehends... Its waters spring from the heart of the small village of Scy. In Hamois, following the Bocq along its winding course, we discover castles... There are 14 of them, impetuously perched or delicately shaded, that cross time. The Château de Ry in Mohiville has been the property of the Maillen family since the 16th century. In Scoville, the mill site, crossed by an old diverticulum, includes the old mill and the washhouse that still bear the traces of the domestic activity of the women, who came to wash and beat their laundry at the river. Next comes Achet, with its small castle and old lime kilns, installed in front of a quarry, which experienced significant activity. Then Hamois looms. With the hamlet of Hubinne, we discover the oldest part of the village. Hamois is also Buresse... A pretty postcard with its castle and its typical Condruzian farms. A few kilometers away, Schaltin appears... With its village heart mostly built with oat stone, a typical yellow stone. Through the hamlet of Champion, we arrive in Emptinne...where the town hall is located. In the 18th century, Emptinne was an important stop for the horse post, thanks to its postal relay, on the main road to Luxembourg. Beyond the National 4 is Natoye... We discover the hamlet of Skeuvre with its castle known in the world of comics as the Château de Champignac... Its architecture served as a source of inspiration for the cartoonist Franquin in the famous comic strip Spirou and Fantasio! In short, Hamois is a collection of riches, whether built, natural, or historical, but it is above all a small paradise… A protected land where life is good! Where it's good to stop for a few moments.