Property Description
Waldgasthaus Frau Holle
In the heart of Germany, in the northern Hessian highlands between Kassel, Göttingen and Mühlhausen, lies the traditional Waldgasthaus Frau Holle.
The detached property from 1884 in the typical half-timbered nestles on a forested mountain flank and borders the nature reserve Bilstein in the picturesque Höllental with the remains of the castle Bilstein.
With its guesthouse and the cozy tearoom (currently closed) in the former dance hall, it offers an ideal starting point for leisurely hikes in beautiful nature on a variety of premium hiking trails or trips to the old half-timbered towns along the German half-timbered street or the Werra-Burgen-Steig.
The guesthouse
The completely renovated guesthouse in an idyllic and quiet secluded location offers everything you need for a relaxing holiday. The object with great attention to detail, divided into 2 apartments, fulfills its guests everything you can expect from a holiday apartment. A generously equipped kitchen with all modern amenities. A fireplace and a cozy living area invite you to cuddle up. The modern bathrooms of the house have shower and toilet. Both apartments have bright bedrooms. On the inviting south-facing balcony you can unwind and leave everyday life behind.
The apartment wildcat
What could be better than returning to the peace and comfort of a spacious holiday home after a hike in the beautiful countryside or a trip through the diverse landscape of the Hessian highlands? Nothing. The “Wildcat” offers you on 55 square meters enough space to spend the whole day relaxing extensively. On romantic evenings, the flames blaze in the fireplace, while soft music sounds from the radio. If you do not want to cook yourself in the kitchen, which is equipped with a stove, oven and dishwasher, you will find numerous good restaurants in the vicinity. When the weather is nice, you can enjoy a glass of wine or a cold beer on the balcony at the end of the day, before falling into a good night’s sleep in the spacious bedroom.
