HTS Haus Tropica Eifel Mosel, Gym and Whirlpool

The cozy detached house Tropica (72 square meters) invites you to switch off and linger. In addition to a high-quality kitchen, it is characterized by its attention to detail. There is a sofa bed, so 2 children are welcome. The garden supports the comfort with a heated hot tub, the barbecue area with a Weber grill and the 85 sqm play-fun fitness center with training equipment and entertainment. You can rent e-bikes on site. Take a look at our house Respirada. The space For those who, apart from wellness, want to do something good for their body, the 85 sqm play-fun fitness center with training equipment and entertainment such as table soccer, air hockey, darts, a large selection of board games and a game console incl. a 75-inch TV at your disposal. The idea behind Haus Tropica: When I first thought about a concept for Haus Tropica, I wanted to bring a tropical Caribbean flair to Germany and build my own mini resort. You should forget about time and space around you, which is also supported by a well thought-out sound concept. The place should be perfect to just let the mind and soul dangle and escape the hectic everyday stress. To keep up to date with the latest developments, follow us on Insta @haustropica If you are interested, please also take a look at our house Respirada in my profile About this property The cozy, detached house Tropica (72 sqm) invites you to switch off and linger. In addition to a high-quality kitchen, it distinguishes itself by the attention to detail. There is also a sofa bed, so 2 children are welcome. The garden supports the comfort with a heated hot tub, the barbecue area with a Weber grill and the 85 sqm play-fun fitness center with exercise equipment and entertainment offers. On site, you can rent e-bikes to explore the surrounding area. The accommodation If you want to do something good for your body, apart from wellness: the 85 sqm play-fun fitness center with training equipment and entertainment such as table soccer, air hockey, darts, a large selection of board games and a game console including 75 inch TV is at your disposal at any time. Guest access As a guest at Haus Tropica, self-check-in is offered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, which is contactless. The Tropica house has its own entrance, making the guest completely independent. The garden and all amenities such as lounge, barbecue area, hot tub and the play-fun fitness center are freely accessible. An introduction to the facility and the use of the facility is offered on site in multiple languages. Access for guests As a guest at Haus Tropica, contactless self-check-in is offered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The house Tropica has its own entrance, which makes the guest completely independent. The garden and all facilities, such as lounge, barbecue area, hot tub and the play-fun fitness center are freely accessible. An introduction to the facility and the use of the facility is offered in multiple languages on site. Other things to note Culinary delights: The Moselle region also has a lot to offer in terms of delicious food and good wines. Apart from numerous winegrowers with their beautiful wine bars (at this point I recommend the Licht-Stadtfeld winery in Brauneberg with its excellent wines to the guests; if you are interested, I can gladly organize a wine tasting), some very good restaurants also speak for a visit to the Moselle. I myself like to recommend restaurants to guests that I also enjoy visiting personally. These include the Zylinderhaus restaurant in Bernkastel-Kues or the Burg Landshut restaurant, as well as the Schillings in Meilbrück or the Vulcano Lindenhof in Wittlich. Sports activities and entertainment: The Moselle region has numerous offers in terms of sports activities and entertainment. There are very nice bike paths that are perfect for beautiful excursions. In this way, you can reach the largest maars in Europe via the Maare-Mosel cycle path, which are definitely worth a visit and offer a beautiful backdrop for walks. Another beautiful backdrop is offered by the Geierley suspension rope bridge, the longest suspension rope bridge in Europe. The Erbeskopf, as the highest point in Rhineland-Palatinate, is also not to be missed, because especially in winter you can go sledding here - great fun for all ages. Hikes can also be easily done on the Moselle; at this point, the alpaca hikes offered in Bernkastel-Kues are highly recommended, as well as the route of the Kanonenbahn, a historic railway. The Teufelsschlucht [Devil's Gorge] and Irreler waterfalls are also worth a trip. For families, the Devil's Gorge Dinosaur Park may also be of interest. In general, the region has a wide range of family activities: there is the Eifel Park Gondorf or the Wild & Freizeitpark in Klotten, which make children happy but also guarantee the adults a nice day. Lake Riol is also an absolute highlight, because there you can go water skiing, rent a rowboat or enjoy a descent on the summer toboggan run. On hot days, canoeing also promises a lot of fun. If you don't mind the height, the bouldering hall in Wittlich or the Mosel Adventure Forest is just the thing. If you still need an adrenaline rush afterwards, you should book a tandem flight over the Moselle and enjoy the spectacular view or pay a visit to the Karthalle in Wittlich, where 24-hour races are regularly held. But even the quieter people can do nice things here, such as a Segway tour along the Moselle, a nice mini-golf match on one of the numerous mini-golf courses (where the mini-golf Bundesliga also regularly hosts) or a very relaxed Moselle boat trip. The Mosel Wine Museum is also worth a visit. If you are in the mood for more festive events, you will certainly be happy with the numerous wine festivals of the Moselle. For motorcycle fans, the annual Harley meeting is also not to be missed, while fans of folk music and Bavarian traditional fashion can be delighted with the Oktoberfest and its numerous acts (from the end of September to the end of October). Culinary: The Moselle region also has a lot to offer when it comes to delicious food and good wines. Apart from numerous winegrowers with their beautiful wine shops (I recommend the Licht-Stadtfeld winery with its excellent wines to the guests at this point, if interested I can organize a wine tasting), there are also some very good restaurants available for a visit to the Moselle. I like to recommend restaurants which I also personally enjoy visiting to my guests. These include the restaurant “Zylinderhaus” in Bernkastel-Kues or the restaurant at the castle “Burg Landshut”, as well as the “Schillings” in Meilbrück or the “Vulcano Lindenhof” in Wittlich. Sports activities and entertainment: The Moselle region has numerous offers in terms of sporting activities and entertainment. There are very nice bike paths that are perfect for beautiful trips. In this way, the Maare-Moselle cycle path leads to the largest maars in Europe, which are definitely worth a visit and offer a beautiful backdrop for walks. Another beautiful backdrop can be found with the Geierley suspension bridge, the longest suspension rope bridge in Europe. The Erbeskopf, as the highest point in Rhineland-Palatinate, is also not to be neglected, because especially in winter you can go sledding here – a lot of fun for young and old. Hikes can also be easily implemented on the Moselle; highly recommended at this point are the alpaca hikes offered in Bernkastel-Kues as well as the route of the Kanonenbahn, a historic railway. The Devil's Gorge and Irreler Falls are also worth a visit. For families, the Devil's Gorge dinosaur park may also be interesting in this case. In general, the region offers a wide range of family activities: there is the Eifel-Park-Gondorf or the Wild & Freizeitpark in Klotten, which make especially children happy but also guarantee a nice day for adults. The recreational lake Riol is also an absolute highlight because you can go water skiing, rent a rowing boat, or enjoy a ride on the summer toboggan run. On hot days, canoe trips also promise a lot of fun. If you don't mind the altitude, the bouldering hall in Wittlich or the Moselle Adventure Forest are just the thing for you. If you still need an adrenaline rush afterwards, you should book a tandem flight over the Moselle and enjoy the spectacular view or pay a visit to the kart hall in Wittlich, where 24-hour races are regularly held. But even the quieter people can do nice things here, such as a Segway tour along the Moselle, a nice mini golf match on one of the numerous mini golf courses (on which the Minigolf national league is a regular guest) or even a very relaxed Moselle boat trip. The Moselle Wine Museum is also worth a visit. If you are looking for more festive events, you will certainly be happy with the numerous wine festivals of the Moselle. For motorcycle fans, the annual Harley meeting is not to be missed, while fans of folk music and Bavarian traditional costume fashion can be delighted with the Oktoberfest and its numerous acts (from the end of September to the end of October).