This group accommodation in Brakel is located in the middle of fields, fields and meadows.

Brakel is known for its beautiful walking and cycling routes which invite you to discover the surroundings.

In this southern part of East Flanders, you can also satisfy your hunger and thirst with trips to the beautiful towns in the area such as Oudenaarde, Ronse, Geeraardsbergen, Zottegem and Ghent.

Monuments come in all forms.

From chapels, water and flower mills in the countryside to impressive castles, fortresses and cathedrals.

There is something for everyone!
Holiday home in the Ardennes surrounded by fields and meadows 🏡Enjoy and holiday is the message! The group accommodation was decorated with taste, atmosphere and all comfort, surrounded by fields, meadows and fields and has a very nice garden with a pond.

The holiday home is located in a dead-end street, surrounded by fields and meadows.

The group accommodation has 4 bedrooms.

From the accommodation you have a view of the garden.

You also have access to a shared lounge and a terrace.

Barbecue facilities are available and free Wi-Fi is provided. 
In the heart of the beautiful Flemish Ardennes and the Zwalm region 💚Elst is a borough of Brakel, located in the south of the province of East Flanders, 45 km west of Brussels and 35 km south of the provincial capital Ghent.

Brakel lies in a quadrangle formed by the towns: Oudenaarde, Ronse, Zottegem and Geraardsbergen.

The undulating and hilly landscape - a colourful patchwork of fields, meadows and forests - displays characteristics of both the Flemish Ardennes and the Zwalm region.

This is the exquisite setting for the Tour of Flanders.

Just try to say anything meaningful about Brakel without using adjectives like ‘picturesque’ and ‘picturesque’.

Impossible work.

Depending on the angle, the hill, the curve from which you look, you imagine yourself in the Dordogne, Tuscany or Umbria.

The undulating landscapes in which colourful fields and forests alternate almost magically are interspersed with small and even smaller village centres.

Brakel is one of those increasingly rare municipalities where you need to take a breather, to catch your breath.