Ferienwohnung/app. für 4 Gäste mit 98m² in Roes

The comfortable, newly renovated vacation rental “Eifel – Moselhöhe” offers the perfect base for active travelers. This rural retreat in the Eifel town of Roes is situated in a quiet location, right near Pyrmont Castle and the popular Schwanenkirche. Self-check-in available!<br><br>The 98-square-meter apartment features 4 beds, a kitchen, and a modern bathroom with a shower. The west-facing balcony rounds out the apartment. The fully equipped kitchen features an oven, a microwave, a coffee pod machine, and a filter coffee maker. A key safe allows for flexible arrival times.<br><br>Shopping options are available in Treis-Karden, Cochem, Kaisersesch, and Mayen.<br>Direct access to the A48 ensures excellent accessibility.<br><br>The trailhead for the award-winning “Pyrmonter Felsensteig” hiking trail is within walking distance. Furthermore, the “Eifelhöhen und Brohlbachtal” circular hiking trail passes by Roes. Its proximity to the Moselle, the Geierlay suspension bridge, the cities of Koblenz and Trier, and the Nürburgring makes this Eifel town an attractive starting point for excursions. The attached photos show the sights within walking distance.<br><br>Active vacationers will find plenty to enjoy: various hiking and biking trails pass through the municipality of Roes. The Elz River flows alongside the town and forms the boundary between the districts of Mayen-Koblenz and Cochem-Zell. Pyrmont Castle, with its picturesque waterfall, and the Pyrmont Mill are within walking distance and are popular destinations for day trips. Another beautiful hiking route is the Castle Tour, which connects Pyrmont Castle and Eltz Castle. Stunning views and scenic highlights are guaranteed!<br><br>But this small Eifel village is also a great destination for families and vacationers seeking peace and relaxation. Far away from the stress of the big city, the region offers space to unwind.<br><br>Other attractions include the Vulkaneifel, Lake Laach, Maria Laach Abbey, and numerous exhibitions and museums dedicated to the volcanic activity and origins of the Eifel. <br><br>The Nürburgring and the Moselle region—including Cochem—are also within easy reach.