Bergebude | Alcove apartment without kitchen
Two levels, one room under the roof. The living and sleeping areas are arranged one above the other. At the center is the living area with a sofa and a small kitchen. On the window side is a raised platform with the dining area. From here, the view extends to the castle hill of Hohenaschau Castle. A steep steel staircase leads upstairs. It ends at the gallery beneath the roof trusses—the sleeping area. An elongated skylight spans the entire depth of the room, bringing light all the way down. The bathroom and toilet are housed in a compact built-in unit beneath the gallery. Clay plaster, exposed brickwork, untreated wood, birch plywood, and black steel details define the space.
Suitable for solo travelers and couples, families, small groups, and workation stays. For arriving and staying together without rushing.
Maximum occupancy: 3 people
area
25 m²
suitable for
3 persons
check-In | check-Out
from 3 p.m. | until 11 a.m.
location
upper floor
orientation
North | Road
bedroom
1
bed
3 spacious beds, each measuring 1.20 × 2 m
Our bed linen made from half-linen is manufactured in Germany in the Swabian Alb region. We provide each guest with a duvet measuring 155 × 220 cm, a pillow measuring 80 × 80 cm, and a smaller pillow measuring 40 × 60 cm.
You will also find cozy warm blankets made from pure alpaca wool mixed with merino wool in every room.
Towels | Bathrobe | Hair dryer | Basic hair and skin care products.
Tourist tax and guest card with numerous discounts | Free Wi-Fi in all accommodations | Free, secluded parking directly behind our house | Thorough final cleaning of the accommodation | Use of our garden area with sun deck, sun loungers, boules court, and pavilion
Selection of books and games available to borrow in all quarters and in our ‘Literatenkammerl’ | Sledges and headlamps available to borrow | Storage space for bicycles and skis in our storage shed.
dogs permitted
no
price per night main season
€170 | €150 up from 5 nights
There is room even in the smallest hut.
Friedrich Schiller