Bungalow am Deulowitzer See

4.9 · 
Map pinGermany · Brandenburg · Guben
Bungalow am Deulowitzer See
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Bungalow am Deulowitzer See

Description

Lake Deulowitzer is one of the many swimming lakes in our region near the Polish border. The bungalow is located in a small garden area. Ideal for cyclists or holidays without internet, TV and limited radio reception. Deulowitzer See is one of the many lakes to swim in around our stunning area. The little cottage is situated within a quiet allotment. Ideal for bike tourists or people who want to enjoy peace and quiet without TV, Internet or rare phone connection. The space Opportunities for extensive bike rides, paddle tours on the Neisse, the Plastinarium in Guben, the proximity to Poland and low traffic density make this area more and more attractive. The opportunities for wast bike riding tours, canoeing on the river Neiße, the Plastinarium in Guben and only little traffic make this area more and more attractiv. Guest access The bungalow is fully equipped. Drinking water from canisters and food can be purchased in Guben. On the lake there is a small restaurant. The Bungalow is fully equipped, but drinking water is to be used from a tank. Groceries can be bought in the nearby town. there is a little restaurant at the lake.

Amenities

WifiWifi
AirConditioningAir conditioning
KitchenKitchen
ParkingParking space
Essentials
Essentials (towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper)
TV
TV
Heat
Heat

Safety

Smoke Detector
Smoke detector

Reviews

4.9 · 11 reviews
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4.9 (11)

Location

Map pinGermany · Brandenburg · Guben
Room TypeRoom type
Entire home/apt
GuestsWithClothesHangerGuests
3
BedroomBedrooms
2
BathroomBathrooms
1

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