The Château du Pont d’Oye is a fully renovated 17th-century castle located in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, 15 minutes from Arlon and 35 minutes from Luxembourg City. You’ll find yourself in the heart of a magnificent 15-hectare natural estate featuring a wild pond, a large glass-roofed pavilion, and a brand-new spa nestled in the forest. Watch this video to get a feel for the atmosphere.

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Tip: Book directly to get a rate that's about 5% lower than elsewhere, not to mention the promo code above. And if you choose the non-refundable rate, you'll get an additional 5% off. This makes it a great deal, especially if you book Monday through Thursday.

Our Stay at the Castle

We had the chance to enjoy a very relaxing stay here, meet the very friendly staff, and explore every corner of the castle for a good two hours. We had a deluxe room with a view of the park and a freestanding bathtub. There are a few minor flaws, but overall we love it! Check out this video to get an idea.

Here are our favorites:

- The brand-new spa, which opened in July 2026
- The very attractive rates (starting at €119 per night on weekdays)
- Each room is completely unique
- The traditional materials preserved in some rooms
- The original hardwood floors and fireplaces
- The very charming and passionate staff

The Castle

Built in 1644, the Château du Pont d’Oye is a place steeped in history that has had many different lives. In the 18th century, under the leadership of the Marquise du Pont d’Oye, the estate hosted lavish parties and splendid receptions, to the point that life there was sometimes compared to that at Versailles.

In 1932, the estate was purchased by Pierre Nothomb, a Belgian writer, poet, and politician. He then gave the Château du Pont d’Oye a new purpose: that of a place for culture and intellectual gatherings.

Pierre Nothomb’s great-granddaughter, the writer Amélie Nothomb, speaks of her deep attachment to this home and the surrounding forest, with which she fell in love as a teenager.

The atmosphere here is very cinematic: walking on the creaking period hardwood floors, curling up by the fire in the living room in winter, having a drink in the gazebo in summer, or soaking in the nice, hot Nordic bath in the fall...

The rooms

There are 16 rooms, and each one has a unique name. Some rooms still feature remnants of the past: a cob wall or a stone column, for example.

1 • Classic Room • Photo • Photo
2 • Superior Room • Photo • Photo
3 • Deluxe Room • Photo • Photo

Depending on your choice, you’ll enjoy the following amenities: a king-size bed, a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a freestanding bathtub, complimentary toiletries, bathrobes, a hair dryer, a sitting area, and a view of the castle courtyard, the pond, or the forest.

Tip: Feel free to specify your preferred room when you make your reservation. The staff always does their best to accommodate you.

Good to know: A 6-bedroom guesthouse on the estate can also be rented out exclusively. We visited it and absolutely loved it. It’s like a large country house with a big rustic table, a beautiful terrace, and a view of the castle.

Dining options

Every morning, an optional breakfast (€36 for two) is served in the castle’s historic salons, surrounded by paintings and fireplaces. On the menu: pastries, artisanal breads, local cheeses and cold cuts, yogurt, fruit, apple juice from Rachecourt, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate.

Throughout the day, you'll have access to an honesty bar featuring a selection of wines, soft drinks, and local beers, as well as hot beverages and dishes prepared by a local caterer.

The spa in the forest

The wellness area is located behind the castle, on the edge of the forest. It’s awesome! Facilities include a traditional sauna, a steam room, two Nordic baths (one cold and one hot), and an XXL outdoor hot tub. Access to the spa is an additional charge of €35 per night per person. It’s open daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

A variety of massages and treatments are offered in partnership with Bellabay, a local wellness center. The products are from Maison Éole, the prestigious Belgian brand.

A few romantic extras

- A bouquet of seasonal flowers arranged by a local florist (50€)
- A bottle of premium champagne (€85)
- The Gourmet Welcome: a box of artisanal, locally made macarons and a bottle of crémant (€70)
- The Romantic Welcome: a bouquet of fresh flowers, a box of artisanal chocolates, and a half-bottle of champagne (€130)

Extras must be ordered at least 72 hours in advance.

Location 

The Château du Pont d’Oye is located in the heart of a vast private nature reserve, near the town of Habay in southern Belgium. Luxembourg is very close by. The hotel offers electric mountain bikes for rent if you’d like to explore the region.

Looking for a good restaurant? We highly recommendLes Plats Canailles de la Bleue Maison, just 300 meters from the castle, with a waterfront terrace. It’s actually the castle’s former forges. The little thatched-roof-style house invites you to enjoy some truly delicious bistronomic cuisine.