Mainzer Haus, a German village with authentic German food

This is the couple, Yeong-sook and Armin Tiese, from Namhae German Village. Ms. Young-sook was a nurse in the Philippines for 36 years, and Mr. Armin was a self-employed architectural machinery materials entrepreneur from Mainz. They moved to the German village in August 2005, and all architectural materials and methods are authentic German, and Mr. Armin built Mainzer Haus himself. As a German stock bread expert, the wife bakes homemade bread such as Buroyen, and the husband, a smoked sausage and smoked sausage specialist, is widely known for his German health food culture. For guests staying in a studio (30㎡), a homemade breakfast hulu shu (jeff, sausage, homemade bread, bouquet garni, etc.) is provided. We look forward to meeting those who sincerely want the philosophy and German culture of the elderly couple living in the beautiful natural environment with the blue sea and fresh air. Accommodation fee: 135,000 KRW per person (excluding tax and fees) -Rich German breakfast included 20,000 won per person added Maximum occupancy: 4 adults, 2 children Special service: Free invitation to coffee time on the first day of stay from 14:00-15:00 The space Mainz house in the German village in Korea.마인즈사람의집 남해 독일마을 독일로64-5 Bed and breakfast: one-room apartment 30 sqm toilet, shower, Wi-Fi. Air conditioning, 2 people with breakfast 155,000 won (without fees) additional per 20,000 won under 6 years free Up to 4 adults, 2 children possible Day of arrival: for coffee 2 PM - 3 PM. You are cordially invited. Breakfast: homemade rolls, breads, ham, sausages, jams. Guest access - Garden - Barbecue (gas or electric work available) Other things to note Things to keep in mind: Since the German village is a retirement home for German Catholics, please refrain from making loud noises or making noise from 9pm to 7am. Registration Details Region of Issuance: 경상남도, 남해군 License Type: 농어촌민박사업 License Number: 제 2024-058호