The Felix vacation rental is accessible via a separate entrance down an outdoor staircase. It is designed to accommodate 4 people and can sleep a total of 7.
The bedroom and children’s room each sleep 2 people. In addition, a fold-out couch in the living room can provide sleeping space for 2 people. If an additional sleeping space is needed, the couch in the studio can be used by one person for sleeping.
The exposed beams give the apartment a very special charm. It features Wi-Fi, a fully equipped open kitchen with an exhaust hood, as well as a stove with an oven, a dishwasher, a coffee maker, a toaster, all kinds of pots and pans, and much more.
The living room adjoins the open kitchen. The living room is furnished with a dining table, a sofa for relaxing, and a TV. The bathroom is adjacent to the living room. A staircase leads up to the studio, from which you can access the bedroom, children’s room, and the half-bath. A couch and TV here also invite you to relax. The private parking space is right in front of the house. You can check in at 3:00 p.m. on the day of arrival and must check out by 10:00 a.m. on the day of departure. Exceptions to this are possible by arrangement.
The Drei-Brüder-Hof is located in Saxon Switzerland, not far from the Eastern Ore Mountains, in the municipality of Rosenthal-Bielathal. The famous Hercules Pillars are less than a 30-minute walk away, and many hiking trails begin right behind the house. You can cross the German-Czech border via hiking trails in just a few minutes. In the vacation home, you’ll find many suggestions for additional hikes that we’ve already taken ourselves. If it’s too hot to go hiking in the summer, you can cool off for free at the natural swimming pool in the village.
In the fall, you can gather plenty of porcini mushrooms and chestnuts in the surrounding forests. In the village itself, there’s a well-stocked grocery store, a butcher, and fresh Rosenthaler honey available straight from the honey vending machine. If you’re craving a cold beer after a strenuous hike, you’ll find refuge at the rustic “Erbgericht” inn. In winter, you can sit comfortably by the fireplace, and in summer, in the garden.
Right next to the Drei-Brüder-Hof is a natural riding stable. Whether you’re interested in one riding lesson or several, you can really enjoy yourself here, no matter your age. No prior experience is required.
If the weather is bad, it’s also worth taking a trip to the thermal baths in Bad Schandau (30 minutes by car) or to Dresden’s Old Town (one hour by car).
