Cozy flat in a charming village!

Forget your worries in this spacious and serene space. Situated just at the border between Germany and the medieval city Vianden,Luxembourg our position offers you the possibility to explore nearby hiking trails, bike and motorbike trails as well as attractions. Or enjoy a home-cooked meal in the fully equipped kitchen. Free parking available and as well pet friendly! The space Welcome to our cozy apartment! It has all the amenities you need for a relaxing holiday: a fully equipped kitchen,with fridge and freezer, a coffee machine, as well as a living room with TV and a comfy sofa. Enjoy the view of Our river from the bedrooms windows or relax on the private and quiet patio/terrasse. The two bedrooms offer enough space and comfort for a restful night's sleep. The bathroom is equipped with a shower, a toilet and a bidet. Also you can find a hairdryer at your disposal and towels for each guest. Wi-Fi and IPTV can be used free of charge. Pets are welcome! Parking space is available and free on our private yard, in front of the house. The entrance to the apartment can be reached by stairs, no elevator. Smoking is not allowed in the house. But you can smoke on the patio. Other things to note The landscape here has been shaped by elemental forces: Rock towers, gorges and ravines, deep river valleys and vast heights take us on a journey through the history of the earth's formation. It is also a journey for the senses: Feel the cool breeze in the rocky crevice, smell damp moss, place your hand on warm slate, listen to the rippling of water over stony ground... The Felsenland, in the very south-west of the Eifel on the border with Luxembourg, is blessed by nature with a unique diversity. The bizarre rock formations of Luxembourg sandstone around the Ferschweiler Plateau and the neighbouring slate cliffs of the Islek to the north along the deeply incised valleys of the Enz and Our rivers form the heartland of the South Eifel Nature Park and the German-Luxembourgish Nature Park. But man has also left his mark on this landscape over thousands of years. If you take a leisurely stroll along the hiking or cycling trails, the ancient Fraubillenkreuz tells its story, as do the ruins of the Roman villa at Holsthum, the Beilsturm in Neuerburg or the baroque Schankweiler Klause.