Property Description
The apartment is located directly on the edge of the forest, in the free mountain town of Wildemann. Wildemann is also called "Little Tyrol" in the Upper Harz and is surrounded by mountains and forests. The apartment is located in the attic and offers everything you need for a pleasant stay. Spend your holiday here in the former spa region and directly located on the edge of the forest. Here you will find absolute peace and relaxation. Your dogs are also a welcome sight here, and they will enjoy flustering the "Wildemanner Dog Forest." There your four-legged friends can frolic and play together with many of there fellow species carefree and off-leash in a fenced-in area. The town and region offers marvellous hiking trails and swimming lakes. In the immediate vicinity you will find a fun park with a large summer toboggan run as well a downhill route for mountain bikers. The Harz cities of Goslar and Wernigerode are just a few minutes’ drive away. Here a beautiful old town with architecture typical of the Harz awaits you. The outdoor pool located directly on the edge of the forest is only about 300m away from the apartment.
Expenses related to charging an electric or hybrid car (when possible) are always charged according to use and separately
Layout: On the 1st floor: (Living room(single sofa bed, TV(satellite)), Kitchen(toaster, cooker(4 ring stoves, ceramic), coffee machine(filter), oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge(+ freezer)), bedroom(double bed(180 x 200 cm)), bathroom(shower, washbasin), toilet, Landing) radio, heating(central), children’s bed, high chair, ironing board
These costs are mandaroty and charged on site. They are not included in the rental price.:
Final Cleaning; Included
Pets; Max. 3; Free
Bed linen; Included
Tourist tax; € 2 /person/night (Indication)
Optional services that you can arrange on site:
Bath towels; Included
Kitchen linen; Included
Wifi; Free
Wood; Not available
Breakfast; € 7,50/person/night
High chair; free (on request)
Linen; Extra bath towelschange € 3 p.p.
