"Au vol des cigognes" near EuropaPark Rulantica

Stay in a quiet new studio, with views of nature, classified as 2** furnished tourist accommodation. The village of Osthouse is located in Central Alsace on the road and rail link between Strasbourg and Colmar and close to Germany and its famous amusement park Europa Park and Rulantica. The accommodation is accessible on one level with separate entrance, kitchenette, bathroom and separate terrace with views of nature. Bed and house linens as well as towels included. The space The newly furnished studio is located next to the owner's main residence. The whole thing was recently built. It is accessible on the ground floor from the parking space. The living room has a bed for 2 people, a wardrobe, a table and a TV. A kitchenette equipped with a stovetop, microwave, fridge, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine will allow you to prepare your breakfast or meal. The village bakery is a 10-minute walk and is open in the morning from Monday to Saturday. Free WiFi internet, bed linen and towels included. Our place is great for staying in a natural setting with meadow, river, fields and forest nearby. Guest access You will have access to this studio and the private terrace of this studio. Other things to note Early access possible upon request and subject to availability (€10 surcharge). The accommodation is within walking distance ( 15 min) from Matzenheim train station which is located and 5 min by car from Erstein station on the Strasbourg- Colmar- Mulhouse- Basel railway axis. The accommodation is 2 minutes from the North-South highway axis of Alsace without having the nuisance of traffic. In 15 min by train or 25 min by car you can reach the city center of Strasbourg. Colmar is 35 min away, Obernai 20 min, Germany 20 min and Europa Park 30 min by car via a bridge accessible 24 hours a day that crosses the Franco-German border (thanks to this bridge, you do not have to wait or get stuck in traffic jams at the border to board your vehicle on the motor ferry (boat carrying cars from one bank of the Rhine to the other) and constraints related to the limited hours of the boat crossing the Franco-German border at Rhinau-Kappel).