| Vacation rentals in Rest of Europe, Asia, Australia etc. (villas, farms, cottages, apartments) |
|
|
> SlowTrav > Other > Vacation Rentals > Reviews > Germany Review 3708: Bavarian Forest Holidays, Haus Peter Sumavawww.bavarian-forest-holidays.com
Apartments in adjoining houses in Bayerisch Eisenstein, Germany When25/7/2008, 3 days LocationBayerisch Eisenstein, Bavaria, Germany. Village in the Bavarian forest, 300 meters from the borders of the Czech Republic. Beautiful location, Forest and mountains. Private two floor house with four independent apartments (Haus Peter) next to the forest. The nearest houses were at a distance of ten to fifteen meters Nearby AmenitiesRestaurants and places for coffee or beer(very good) are at walking distance. Very good tourist info office at the village. I didn't notice any super market or grocery shop at the village, due to the fact that we had our own rented car from Munich airport and we did our food supplies once from a big super market during our visit to Zwiezel town (about 10Km distance). The House/ApartmentThe Haus Sterr has got history described in the visitors file with details. The British owners have done an excellent job in this file. The apartment was in the first floor with balcony straight to the forest, very quiet, you could hear the birds singing in the early morning. There was one bedroom with two beds together, a living room (a three seat sofa, two - I think - lounge chairs and a small middle table, satellite TV and DVD player) a fully equipped kitchen with dinning table and a bathroom, all in very good condition. It was one of the four apartments in the house which had a parking place at the side and a beautiful garden at the back with facilities for barbecue. At the basement of the house there was a table tennis room, a pool/billiard room (very small) and a bicycle exercise machine in another room, which you could freely use. At the time of our stay I think there were two more apartments occupied. GardenVery nice sitting area at the garden with facilities for barbecue. The breakfast at the balcony is recommended. Furnishings/Cleanliness/Living AreasFurniture was in good shape, everything was very clean and functioning well. The heating is always on and when needed you switch it on from the heaters in the apartment. Hot water is available at all times. Bedrooms/BathroomsBeds were comfortable enough, bedroom was cozy. There was only one bathroom with toilet and shower, all new. Generally speaking, it was more than enough for our family of three (two adults and child of 11) KitchenKitchen was functioning perfectly. We only cooked once a spaghetti meal, which we enjoyed sitting in the kitchen table. There was everything needed to cook any kind of meal. Problems or BonusesThe info given in English by the owners in the visitors file that you find in the apartment was a surprise to me; the best I have ever seen. I could find there all I needed for apartments functioning, the story of House Sterr and how the British owners bought it and finally, proposals of what we could do during our stay in the area. After reading this info file, I felt so independent, I had no questions to ask. I knew exactly what to do. Agency and Representatives (and price)The owners welcome when we got there (after a 240 km drive from Salzburg, Austria)was warm. The apartment was shown to us and we were told to ask for anything we might need. Margaret and Martin, the English owners have done a fantastic job over there and you can sense their influence in the area, (e.g., the translation of the German menu to English in the local restaurants, so that you know what you eat). For the high season we were there, I really believe I got the best value for my money. All family were completely satisfied. Do you recommend this vacation rental to others?As far as the area is concerned, it was the second time we visited. We stayed in Bodenmais town several years ago. That means we like it a lot. Yes, I would stay here again and I would (I already have) recommend it to my brother and my best friends. Qualifications: Kids must be of age 10+, because there is a lot of walking to do and if they are of smaller age they might get tired easy. A car would help to see more places and visit the near by villages or Arber mountain and the southern part of Czech Republic . Things to do in this areaThings to do:
This review is the opinion of a Slow Travel member and not of slowtrav.com. |
|
| Car Rental | Hotel Booking | Flight Booking | Train Tickets | Books, Maps, Events |
| Europe Cell Phones | Long Distance Cards | Luggage, etc. | Travel Insurance | Classifieds |
* Advertise on Slow Travel | Post your travel questions on the Slow Travel Forums Copyright © 2000 - 2013 SlowTrav.com, unless noted otherwise. Slow Travel® is a registered trademark. Contact Slow Travel RSS Feeds - Link to Us - Disclaimer - Privacy Policy - Currency Converter - Colophon - Sponsors - Become a Member |
Vacation Rentals - Rest of the World - Trip Planning - Vacation Rentals - Hotels - Restaurants - Travel Notes - Photos |