Welcome to the guest house Buchenweg !Welcome to unforgettable nature experiences at our unique location in the centre of the Eifel National Park!
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Gästehaus zum Buchenweg
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Rooms
See AllDoppelzimmer Spacious, cozy double room with shower and toilet. At the edge of the forest you can enjoy the view of a stream and spot a beaver or a few small deer here and there. The rooms are equipped with a TV and a spacious bathroom. WiFi is of course available.Einzelzimmer Cozy single rooms with shower and toilet. Due to its location on the edge of the forest, you can enjoy the view of the nature of the national park and catch a glimpse of the forest animals here and there.
About Us
Read MoreWelcome to our idyllic guest house in the centre of the Eifel National Park, nestled in the heart of nature. We invite you to experience unique excursions into unspoilt nature.
Even at breakfast you can catch a glimpse of the local forest dwellers - beavers, deer and foxes stop by from time to time.
Discover hiking trails for all ages, peppered with numerous adventures. After an eventful day, you can round off the day with relaxing moments in the steam bath or sauna, accompanied by a refreshing drink.
Welcome to unforgettable nature experiences at our unique location in the centre of the Eifel National Park!
Attractions
See AllRurtalsperre Schwammenauel The Rur dam Schwammenauel is a 77.4 metre high reservoir that has existed since 1938 in the south-west of North Rhine-Westphalia in the far west of Germany. It dams up the Rur in the border area between the city region of Aachen and the district of Düren to form the 7.83 km² Rur reservoir.Castle Hengebach - Eifelview Hengebach Castle is located in Heimbach, a town in the northern Eifel, above the River Rur in the district of Düren, North Rhine-Westphalia. The hilltop castle is a 12th to 14th century oval ring castle complex built on a ridge rising freely from the Rur valley 216 metres above sea level.
