Ferienwohnung Hahnenklee mit Hund

Our vacation rental, which was renovated in October 2017 and lovingly furnished, is located in the Hahnenklee Vacation Park in Building 4 on the 6th floor (with an elevator). We’re always updating or renovating something in our apartment; for example, the bathroom was completely renovated in 2025. It is a 2-room apartment (39 m²). The apartment has a balcony with patio furniture and an awning; from the balcony, you have a great view of the surrounding greenery. The apartment features a combined living-dining area with a small, modern kitchenette (4-burner ceramic cooktop, oven, microwave, coffee maker, electric kettle, and refrigerator with freezer).The bedroom, which has a window, features a box-spring bed measuring 1.80 x 2.00 m (be sure to bring a large bed sheet), a TV, and a wardrobe. The living room has a cozy corner sofa (which also serves as the third sleeping option—1.90 m x 0.90 m), a TV, a radio, and a large dog bed for your four-legged friend. The bathroom features a shower with a toilet and a hair dryer. The apartment comes with a designated parking space located in front of the house. A free Wi-Fi hotspot and cable TV are available throughout the entire vacation park. The apartment is fully equipped with glasses, dishes, silverware, pots, and pans. Only one dog is allowed! Two dogs upon request. Please bring your own bed linens, towels, and dish towels. You must also bring your own blankets for the dog bed! A standing fan is available for the summer.
The BocksBerg Adventure Park, only about 1,000 meters away, is perfect for hiking, or you can take the BocksBerg aerial cableway up to enjoy coffee and cake along with the magnificent view of Hahnenklee. The BocksBergbob summer toboggan run, the Witches’ Maze, the Biker Park, and much more offer tons of fun—and the new mini-golf course in Hahnenklee is also worth a visit. A natural swimming lake about 2,000 meters away guarantees summer fun. Whether it’s the Pullman City Western Town in Hasselfelde, the Hexentanzplatz in Thale, the Rammelsberg Mine, the Liebesbankweg trail, or the Stave Church—there’s something for everyone.
Languages spoken:
German