Caves of Remouchamps
approx. 1.5 km
Two galleries, one explored on foot and one by boat along the underground Rubicon river. Discovered in 1828, they opened to the public in 1912.
Photo: PAhles, CC BY-SA 3.0
Aywaille lies in the valley of the Amblève, on the edge of the Belgian Ardennes, and this listing offers apartments inside a castle described as dating from the 16th century. The castle apartments sit beside the river, with a terrace, bicycles and a full kitchen, a short drive from the Remouchamps caves. It is a self-catering castle stay rather than a hotel.
These are not hotel rooms but self-contained apartments in an old stone building with a tower, listed as a castle from the 16th century. The listing offers a cosy apartment and two large apartments, all with a kitchen with hob, oven and microwave, a shower, a television and central heating. Photos show bedrooms with either a double bed or two single beds, a living room and a dining area with a wooden table.
The cosy apartment has a living room with a sofa bed, and the building has a terrace with outdoor furniture. Guests can borrow bicycles and board games, and there is a charging point for electric cars on the grounds. Wi-Fi is available, and the listing mentions that the castle stands by the river and in hilly country.
The units are managed by a professional host as commercial holiday lets. The listing does not name the castle, so this page describes the stay as it is presented: apartments in a historic castle in Aywaille.
The listing does not name its castle or give its history, so the dates above describe the surroundings. The photo shows the Château de Dieupart, listed on Wikipedia in the hamlet next to the listing's location; it is not confirmed that this is the same building.
Dieupart, on the left bank of the Amblève facing the Heid des Gattes rocks, has an old church begun in the 13th century and a castle that housed ironworks from the 15th century.
The details below come from the Expedia listings (as of 14 Oct 2026) and may differ between the three apartments.
Aywaille spreads over 82 km² where the Condroz, the Calestienne and the Ardennes meet, about 20 km south of Liège and 15 km west of Spa. The Amblève crosses the municipality from east to west, and walking and cycling routes run through its woods and valleys.
The listing puts Aywaille station about 19 minutes away on foot, and several restaurants within 20 minutes on foot. Expedia also lists the Remouchamps caves, the Ninglinspo and the High Fens–Eifel nature park among nearby sights.
For castle lovers the area is rich: the ruins of Amblève, Montjardin at Remouchamps and the mosan-style Château de Harzé are all within a few kilometres.
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
| Château de Dieupart (hamlet of Dieupart) | approx. 100 m |
| Aywaille town centre | approx. 1 km |
| Château de Montjardin (Remouchamps) | approx. 1.5 km |
| Caves of Remouchamps | approx. 1.5 km |
| Côte de La Redoute | approx. 2 km |
| Ruins of Château d'Amblève | approx. 3 km |
| Château de Harzé | approx. 4.5 km |
| Le Monde Sauvage | approx. 4.5 km |
| Fonds de Quarreux | approx. 4.5 km |
| Liège | approx. 20 km |
Distances are straight-line from the listing's coordinates; walking times to the station and restaurants come from Expedia.
approx. 1.5 km
Two galleries, one explored on foot and one by boat along the underground Rubicon river. Discovered in 1828, they opened to the public in 1912.
Photo: PAhles, CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 2 km
A famous climb of the Liège–Bastogne–Liège cycling classic: 1.7 km long with a 161 m gain, topped by a monument to the 1794 battle.
Photo: Bel Adone, public domain
approx. 3 km
Ruins of a 13th-century fortress rising above granite cliffs over the Amblève river. It stood until it was demolished in 1578.
Photo: Rebexho, CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 4.5 km
A wildlife park with a safari section, toured by car or zoo train, and walking trails past giraffes, rhinos and South American species.
Photo: Donarreiskoffer, CC BY 3.0
approx. 4.5 km
A stretch of the Amblève valley cut into quartzite 500–400 million years old, strewn with rounded boulders. Just downstream the Ninglinspo stream joins the river.
Photo: Bel Adone, public domain
approx. 20 km
The Walloon city and capital of its province, capital of the Principality of Liège from 972 to 1795, about 20 km north of Aywaille.
Photo: A.Savin, CC BY-SA 3.0
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Separate apartments with kitchens, a terrace and bicycles suit a self-catering stay, with a wildlife park nearby.
The Amblève valley, the Côte de La Redoute and wooded trails are on the doorstep.
A stay in a castle described as 16th-century, with medieval ruins and Harzé castle a few kilometres away.
River, hills, caves and the Fonds de Quarreux make a quiet base in the Ardennes.
Find available dates at Castle Apartments in Aywaille
Yes. Expedia lists a cosy apartment and two large apartments in a castle described as dating from the 16th century in Aywaille.
No, pets are not allowed according to the listing.
Check-in is from 3 pm and check-out is at 10 am.
Yes, the apartments have a kitchen with a hob, oven and microwave.
Aywaille station is about a 19-minute walk, according to Expedia.
The Remouchamps caves are about 2 km away, and the Côte de La Redoute, the ruins of Amblève and Le Monde Sauvage are also close.
Photos, reviews and available dates are in the castle apartments listing in Aywaille on Expedia.
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