The only advice I can give is that you gotta watch her constantly for a few days and break her of that habit. If u ever see her peeing or pooing in the house, clap yur hands and make some noise to break her concentration, and hopefully assoicate peeing in the house with an unpleasant noise. Don't scream and yell.
Also if she is peeing in the same spots, you should get a stain and odor remover from a pet shop and use that to spot treat any areas where she peed. Dont assume your laundry detergent will hide the pee smell from her, dogs have MUCH better noses than we do. So make sure to spot treat ANY areas that she has used as a potty spot.
I know you said its difficult to walk her but dogs are like children and need a schedule, guidance and attention As a good re-enforcing behavior, make sure to let her out or walk her at regular times during the day. Dogs LOVE a schedule and that could make more difference than anything else. So for the next week, let her out at designated times (usually right after waking, eating and before going to bed), and keep an eye on her for the rest of the day, or keep her in her crate. I don't know much about indoor house breaking, except that many people say it should be the last form of housetraining used. If you have the time, take your dog for a walk.
Good luck.
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