Racour Station

Station Racour is a restored former station near Landen offering a gîte in the station building and two self-contained M2 rail carriage flats set on a 1.3 ha garden. The site sits beside a short preserved track section and the former line now used as a bike-and-walk route.

Accommodation is listed on Airbnb (hosts as Jo, Superhost) and is promoted in local tourism channels; facilities include bikes and garden space, and the properties hold regional tourist ratings noted on the listing and municipal pages.

You’ll be staying in heritage railway accommodation on the edge of Landen, with the station building and two converted M2 carriages available as holiday units.

Look out for:

• Restored M2 railway carriages converted into 61.5 m² holiday flats and a renovated station gîte.

• A short preserved section of track where the carriages are sited and a long former trackbed used as a cycling/walking route.

• Large landscaped garden (about 1.3 ha) and on-site bikes/tandem available for guests.

• Listings and guest reviews on Airbnb; host listed as Jo (Superhost).

Best way to experience it:

Bring bikes or plan a cycling outing along the former line, enjoy the garden and the novelty of sleeping in converted carriages, and use the property as a quiet base for exploring the Hageland/Haspengouw border region.

• The listing is on Airbnb (host: Jo, Superhost); check that page for exact guest capacity and bed/bath layout.

• Contact details and further info are available via the local tourism site and Station Racour's listed phone/email.

• The site is on a former railway line—expect mainly outdoor access between units and limited public transport directly at the property.

• Regional tourist ratings are referenced on the listing; verify booking and arrival instructions with the host.