Bavaria self catering apartments
| country: | Germany |
| location: | Bayerisch Eisenstein, Bavaria |
| price: | From 280 - 1015 per apartment (sleeps up to 6) per week |
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description
8 apartments in 3 neighbouring houses, a few metres from the Bavarian and Bohemian Forest National Parks.
Fantastic for walking and cycling. Easy access to trains and buses, walking distance to shops, restaurants and the Czech Republic. Travel by train from the UK: breakfast in London, dinner in Bayerisch Eisenstein!
Our Bavaria self catering apartments are within walking distance of restaurants, shops, sports activities, local buses and trains and the Czech Republic. Forest walks and cycle routes start from the house. The apartments sleep up to 6 people. There is a wide range of activities at the house including DVDs and CDs, outdoor table tennis, table football, sauna and gym.Great walking is easily accessible from our Bavaria self catering apartments Local excursions Winter skiing Cycling/mountain biking Other sports & activities Medieval & beer festivals Music festivals and concerts
Fantastic for walking and cycling. Easy access to trains and buses, walking distance to shops, restaurants and the Czech Republic. Travel by train from the UK: breakfast in London, dinner in Bayerisch Eisenstein!
Our Bavaria self catering apartments are within walking distance of restaurants, shops, sports activities, local buses and trains and the Czech Republic. Forest walks and cycle routes start from the house. The apartments sleep up to 6 people. There is a wide range of activities at the house including DVDs and CDs, outdoor table tennis, table football, sauna and gym.
special things to do and see from our Bavaria self catering apartments
rooms, food and facilities
Apartment 1: 3 double bedrooms, 2 shower rooms (1 ensuite), sitting room, kitchen/dining room, long balcony Apartment 2: 3 double bedrooms, full bathroom with bath and separate shower, sitting room, kitchen/dining room
Apartment 3: 2 double bedrooms, shower room, kitchen/dining room, sitting room, balcony with mountain view
Apartment 4: 3 double bedrooms all with ensuite shower rooms, kitchen/dining room, large sitting room, 2 balconies (1 with mountain view), private gardenApartment 5: 3 double bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms, kitchen/dining room, sitting room, 2 balconies (1 with panoramic forest and mountain views)
Outdoor table tennis, sauna, table football, gym equipment, laundry, DVDs and CDs, books and games, WiFi and PC for internet access
Apartment 6: 1 double bedroom, full bathroom, kitchen dining room, private terrace.
Apartment 7: 1 double bedroom, shower room, kitchen/dining/living room, balcony.
Apartment 8: 1 double bedroom, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, shower room, balcony.
Family & baby friendly: Children are welcome. We have games and DVDs, garden. Sports facilities across the road, big adventure playground in the village. We have cots and high chairs, baby toys, other baby equipment and provide a shopping service for nappies and baby food if required.Skiing accommodation: All types of winter sports facilities within 10 minutes of the house, including World Cup ski runs and family slopes on the Arber.
Disabled access: One apartment (apartment 2) will have wheelchair access from November 2007.
Walking & cycling accommodation: There are walks in every direction from the house, from gentle strolls in the forest to mountain hikes. We provide mountain bikes for hire. Well signposted cycle routes in every direction, on both sides of the border.
how to find our Bavaria self catering apartments
Bayerisch Eisenstein is half way between Munich and Prague, directly on the Bavarian/Czech border.By train: The nearest station is Bayerisch Eisenstein station. Travel from the UK by train in 1 day: breakfast in London, dinner in Bayerisch Eisenstein.
By air: There are flights to Munich, Linz, Prague, Nuernberg and from there you can get here by train or car hire.
By car: For traveller from the UK we are 10 hours driving time from Calais.
how this holiday makes a difference
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This one of the most unspoilt and interesting areas in Europe, with the Bavarian and Bohemian National Parks on either side of the border, both within a short walk of the house. Both National Parks have very strict environmental protection policies and we support the Bavarian National Parks campaign to extend the area of the Park where nature is left entirely to its own devices.
All guests are requested to separate every item of waste possible into containers provided (including Tetra Packs, batteries etc) which we then take to the recycling centre. Vegetable matter is composted for the garden. We have solar panels and will have all new windows and insulated roofs by the end of 2007. And we emphasize that our tap water is from local springs so there is no need to buy bottled water! We collect rain water to water the garden and flower pots and window boxes. We use low energy light bulbs wherever possible and have water saving taps. We encourage guests to use the village restaurants and shops and other facilities: a museum, a railway station which is the only one in Europe divided between 2 countries, playground and sports facilities. We encourage guests to use public transport every apartment is provided with a local timetable for guests to take away, we provide details of train journeys to more distant places: Passau, Regensburg and Plzen and buy stocks of local rover tickets for guests to buy. We are fully involved in village events and in future planning for the village. We use village tradesmen whenever possible. We encourage guests to support events of local organisations. We encourage guests to visit both sides of the border and give them lots of information about the history of the area to encourage international understanding. We donate 2 separate weeks each year (to be taken at any time including high season) to 2 charitable/campaigning organisations for them to auction to raise funds for their activities. This usually raises up to £2,000 per year in total. |
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