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Communal areas
Communal areas on the ground floor: dining room, relaxation lounge with pellet stove.
Access to the outdoor spa (8 people) and terrace, opening onto the garden and surrounding forest.
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Classified Natura 2000 site, in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, surrounded by ancient forest. Away from all traffic, the air is pure and the calm comforting — a mix of pine and humus scents. At night, a sky free from light pollution reveals the stars.
Room 1 - West-facing
A west-facing bedroom with a double bed (160 x 200), parquet flooring, a private en-suite bathroom with shower and toilet, television, and wireless internet connection.
Through the window, the ancient forest unfolds its canopy – a view that invites rest and contemplation.
Room 2 - East facing
A room with Alsatian character, open to the first light of morning. Double bed (140 × 200), private shower room with shower and toilet, television and wireless internet connection.
Beyond the window, the gaze encompasses the hills, the forest, and the valley – a panorama that invites one to breathe.
Room 3 - West-facing
A spacious room, with a large wardrobe. Double bed (160 × 200), private en-suite shower room with shower and toilet, television and Wi-Fi internet access.
The large window opens wide onto a clearing, the surrounding forests and the wooded hills that enclose the valley — a panoramic view, crossed by the afternoon light until sunset.
Room 4 - East-facing
A bright room, bathed in the morning light. Double bed (140 × 200), private shower room with shower and toilet, television, and wireless internet connection.
Through the window, the gaze stretches over the hills, the surrounding forest and the valley – a view that accompanies the dawn.
Room 5 - Attic
A beautiful attic bedroom with rustic charm, punctuated by antique furniture: a patinated wooden wardrobe and a period chest of drawers. Double bed (180 × 200), private en-suite shower room with shower and toilet, television and wireless internet connection.
Through the window, the silhouette of the Old Windstein Castle stands out against the forest – a direct dialogue with the site's heritage.