Villa Heimatliebe

Our overall experience was disappointing. First of all, the house didn’t feel private. Upon check in, we were told we would only have access to the sauna from 3-9pm (which didn’t work for us) and that the property owner might be working from the basement in the mornings. This made us feel really uncomfortable. Additionally, the top floor was locked and the beds weren’t made up because we were only 6 adults and the owner said we didn’t need the space. She did unlock it for us once we asked but we found it very bizarre to have to fight for full access to the house we rented.Every day, a man came to the garage to work on his motorcycles and made a bunch of noise that was very audible from the downstairs bedroom. The pictures depict a large lawn where we thought our kids could play soccer and run loose. It turns out there’s a fence there and the large vast land is actually an adjacent property. We were expecting to bbq every day but with the bbq provided, we quickly realized this wasn’t possible. The kitchen wasn’t very well equipped (we had to ask for a cutting board as an example) and the pans provided were NOT non-stick pans. The kitchen is very small and difficult to navigate with more than one person.We didn’t notice (it does say it in the listing) that we wouldn’t have access to the laundry room. This made it very inconvenient to be there with two kids for a week. Overall, it’s a clean and fine house but we wouldn’t recommend it with kids for week long stays.

Very nice place for a large group. More than ample space for 13, for solace and privacy, six adults and seven teens. Not being familiar with the area and knowing we had to commute to the tourist areas we had planned….the house and area is a hidden gem to spend a day or two in the area. Stayed during Summer