Carefully Furnished Vacation Apartment in Dreierlei, 65 m²

This cosy, bright, and lovingly furnished apartment offers everything you need for a relaxing and restful stay in the beautiful town of Wasserburg am Inn. The apartment is located on the second floor of a typical townhouse in Wasserburg’s charming old town, uniquely embraced by the Inn River.
The entryway of the Dreierlei holiday apartment offers space for luggage and strollers.
The bright living room is accessed through the inviting dining room, which features a fully equipped kitchen (with a refrigerator, induction cooktop, electric kettle, and water heater).
The prominent corner location is a rare feature for a house in Wasserburg. Natural light streams into the living room through four large windows, which not only ensures plenty of light but also offers a beautiful view of the Ledererzeile, the St. Jakob parish church, and the surrounding Old Town houses.
The high-quality and comfortable sleeper sofa provides additional sleeping space for 1–2 people. A travel cot is available. It will be set up and made upon request.
The bright bedroom is furnished with a cosy 180x200 cm bed, which is, of course, always made up with fresh linens.
The clean bathroom is equipped with a toilet, sink, and shower. Towels are provided.
Wasserburg is easily accessible by bus and train.
If you’re travelling by car, there are plenty of parking spaces available within walking distance.


Visitors and residents of Wasserburg describe this small Upper Bavarian town as having a Mediterranean flair—cosmopolitan, culturally vibrant, historic, natural, fun-loving, and, above all, picture-perfect. The old town, with its colourful Gothic houses, is bustling with life; the street cafés are full, and locals and visitors alike stroll under the arcades, shop, celebrate, or stop for a chat in the alleys.
Wasserburg is one of the most historic towns in Old Bavaria, older than Munich, which lies a good 50 km to the west. Its sheltered location on a peninsula surrounded by the Inn River made the town—fortified with walls and towers and dominated by the castle of the Counts of Hall, later the Wittelsbachs—virtually impregnable. Wasserburg presents itself to visitors as a centre of Gothic architecture and captivates guests with its arcades, narrow alleys, and charming squares.
This charming little town on a bend in the Inn is worth seeing at first glance, and a stroll through the Old Town reveals plenty of hidden gems.