Vacation home for 9 guests with 130m² in Sankt Andreasberg (183910)

Welcome to the Hexenhütte, a beautiful, rustic cottage in Sankt Andreasberg.

!!!update 20.03.2026 new kitchen including new appliances!!!

There is sleeping space for a total of 9 people. That means there’s room for 8 adults, and a crib is available. Pets are welcome. (Dogs must be booked separately.)

!!!update 20.03.2026 new kitchen including new appliances!!!

This beautiful, traditional Harz-style half-timbered house features 4 bedrooms, one of which has a baby crib (additional travel cribs available upon request), a large bathroom with a corner bathtub and shower, a small bathroom with a shower in the basement, a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a wood-burning stove, a dining area with a large table, and a garden area behind the house with a grill and seating. Of course, sleeping areas in the form of dog beds are also available for pets traveling with you.
This ensures that all guests’ needs are well taken care of.

Location and Activities:
The nearby Harz National Park offers a little bit of everything: from active sports to rest and relaxation.
Sankt Andreasberg boasts many hiking trails around the Sonnenberg and Matthias-Schmidt-Berg. For young adventurers, there’s a summer toboggan run and a high ropes course just a short walk from the front door. For older adventurers, there’s a mountain bike park with trails of varying difficulty levels and bike rentals. The town is also known for its observatory—the highest-altitude observatory in northern Germany, offering an excellent view of the night sky thanks to the very low air pollution in the Harz Mountains.
In winter, you’ll find several slopes on the Matthias-Schmidt-Berg, which is just a 5-minute drive away. The region also features the Wurmberg in Braunlage and the Bocksberg in Hahnenklee, both of which are ideal for alpine runs down the snow-covered slopes. In Sankt Andreasberg and the surrounding area, there are also many cross-country ski trails of varying difficulty levels.
A trip to Bad Lauterberg, just a 15-minute drive away, is worthwhile any time of year. Here, you can take a leisurely stroll through the pedestrian zone and explore numerous small shops and cafés. Many hiking and mountain biking trails also start from here. In addition, the town offers various wellness centers for relaxation.
A truly unforgettable experience in the Harz National Park is a ride on the narrow-gauge railway straight up to the Brocken, with its magnificent panoramic views, or a boat ride on the beautiful Okersee.

Optional services:
- Bed linens and towels: 24.70 EUR per person per stay
- Dog: 37.06 EUR per stay