Installer accommodation for 6 guests with 3 bedrooms

This well-maintained accommodation is particularly suitable for fitters and business travelers. With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, the small cottage offers space for up to 6 fitters, directly at the house there are two parking spaces and a terrace Although there are more than 6 sleeping places available, we do not recommend occupancy with more than 6 people, as the kitchen and dining room are not designed for a larger number of people The space The simple Alte Münze cottage in the historic Burgfried area of the small castle town of Neuerburg was renovated and significantly expanded in 2023. With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, the small cottage can accommodate up to 9 guests: Private use - you as a guest use the entire holiday home alone - pets are welcome with us! In the large common room on the ground floor, you can cook, live, eat, celebrate and laugh. You can spend fun days and evenings with family and friends here. The transition between cooking, eating, reading and TV becomes fluid because the open kitchen-living room promotes communication and conviviality. In addition to a bathroom with a toilet and shower, here is the visible rock in the anteroom as well as a pellet stove and a standing table. In 3 bedrooms there are 9 beds. There is a triple room and two quadruple rooms to choose from. On the ground floor there is the bedroom Taler with 3 beds. A steep staircase leads to the 1st floor, where the bedrooms Gulden and Mark are located, as well as 2 bathrooms with toilet and shower. Bedroom Taler (ground floor): Three single beds (3x 80x200cm) Bedroom Gulden (1 floor): bunk bed (2x 90x200cm, French Bed (140x200cm) Bedroom Mark (1 floor): bunk bed (90x200cm & 140x200cm), single bed (80x200cm) The cottage is located directly in the historic Burgfried area of Neuerburg, below the old castle, which is now used as a youth hostel. The old church is the old church on the side of the house and the old Lehnshaus behind the house. The basics of the house date back to 1620 - this is where the Neuerburg coins were first made, later lived and worked here. In the 18th century, the building was part of a restaurant.