Property Description
In our apartment, you can relax after a hike through the Harz Mountains or after a discovery tour through the Rüberländer stalactite caves. It has everything you need for a relaxing holiday. In the generously designed living room is located next to a sofa bed a separate dining area. The bedroom has a double bed and a wardrobe. Over two small steps you enter the fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine, toaster, microwave, kettle and stove with an oven. For further disposal is a small bathroom with shower and toilet. The living room and the bedroom have exterior blinds. Bed linen and towels are available free of charge. The parking lot is right in front of the house. Cot and high chair can be used at no extra charge. On request, we are happy to organize fishing permits for you. Pets are not allowed. The apartment is a Non smoking apartment.
The cave site Rübeland is surrounded by mountains and forests. Designated trails run around the town. Rübeland is the location of the world famous stalactite caves. The well-known Harzer Hexensteig can be reached within a 5-minute walk. In another 5 minutes you can dive into the Harz mountains and admire the famous Stalakniten and stalactites or refresh yourself in the newly designed outdoor pool. Due to the central location of our apartment, the well-known holiday destinations and the surrounding area are easy to reach. Also sports and leisure facilities are not lacking in this region. Popular destinations include the stalactite caves, the castle ruins Regenstein at Blankenburg, the Rappbodetalsperre with the world’s largest suspension bridge, Wernigerode – the colorful city on the Harz with its famous half-timbered houses, the castle and the town hall, the mine at Elbingerode, the Kyffhäuser, the Bodetal with Roßtrappe and Hexentanzplatz and the mountain cable car, the cathedral to Halberstadt with the cathedral treasure and of course the Harz National Park with the Brocken and the famous Harz narrow gauge railway. Relax and enjoy our beautiful Harz air.
