Eifel - vacation with family + friends: large house, terrace, fantastic location 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living and dining room, fireplace room, kitchen, terrace, garden The individually furnished vacation home with the extraordinary charm: grown living culture combined with new, modern accessories. If you are looking for something special, you have come to the right place: plenty of space in and around the house, unspoilt nature and wild animals to watch included. 400 meters walk to the lower Rursee, hiking and walking trails galore, a paradise for cyclists and families, child and dog friendly. The house is suitable for one or two families with children as well as for small groups: Hiking enthusiasts, cyclists and those seeking relaxation, friends and large families will all enjoy their stay.

2-room apartment with separate entrance in a new detached house in a quiet location on the edge of the forest. Directly at the house a hiking trail invites you to small or big activities. Spacious terrace available. Non-smoking apartment.

The North Eifel has a very varied landscape to offer: Bizarre rock formations, meadows, fields, forests, reservoirs, streams and rivers. Coming from the direction of Vlatten, you drive past meadows and fields. The road now leads down into the mountain and forest region of Heimbach. Cycling and hiking in this magnificent landscape is a special experience, as a new view opens up at every bend in the road. Experience this landscape with its many possibilities.

Vacation with a view Surrounded by open meadows and pastures, the completely modernized and redesigned Monschau-Hargard Youth Hostel is situated on a ridge above the picturesque old town of Monschau. If you are looking for pure nature, this is the place for you! The nearby Eifel National Park and the High Fens Nature Park offer numerous leisure activities against an enchanting natural backdrop. Hikers and cyclists appreciate the area around the house due to the excellent network of paths and the numerous cycle routes that pass close by. Picturesque stream valleys, dense forests and fascinating views await you here. The cozy old town of Monschau with its winding alleys and old half-timbered houses is within walking distance and invites you to linger. At a glance: 8 six-bed rooms, 1 five-bed room, 20 four-bed rooms and 4 single rooms 1 barrier-free room 5 common/meeting rooms GPS navigation devices "Bed & Bike" accommodation Music youth hostel Host for creative meetingsWatch a video of the youth hostel here.

The listed Junkerhaus with its garden is located directly at the foot of the Aremberg castle ruins and thus adjacent to the nature reserve. Aremberg itself is centrally located between Blankenheim and Gerolstein. The German-Belgian Nature Park and the Eifel National Park are just as close as the Freilinger See for swimming.Do you love romance, peace, nature and fresh air? Then the listed Junkerhaus is the right place for you. This is the ideal starting point for your holiday and the basis for relaxing days. The Junkerhaus was revitalised in 2009 and completely refurbished to 4-star standards. The Junkerhaus offers 6 rooms and 2 bathrooms. The facilities: - 2 separate children's rooms - a sofa bed for a further 2 people in each of the two living rooms - 32-inch LCD satellite TV, DVD, stereo system - WLAN, telephone, free calls to German landlines - linen for bed, bathroom, kitchen, hairdryer - an additional travel cot for children on request On the ground floor there is a cosy reception hall with a dining table ("Rittersaal") and a large eat-in kitchen with a further dining table, which is equipped with everything you need for a good kitchen, including a dishwasher and two children's dishwashers. dishwasher and two children's chairs. Outdoor area: - in the outdoor area several seating areas - in the shade, in the sun as well as a barbecue - carport for a car / motorbike and a parking space next to the carport.The Junkerhaus has a long history. It has had many names and purposes: it was the Burgmannshaus, the Forsthaus and the Rentamt, among others. It is an important monument with foundations dating back to the 14th century and many original Renaissance and Baroque details. For example, it has a whitewashed 'Cologne ceiling' from the 16th century and a mansard roof with hand-hewn Moselle slate. It is the main building of a closed courtyard complex with a massive natural stone enclosure. Everyone who passes by here on the Eifelverein hiking trail marvels at this unique property.