The ideal starting point for your holiday in the beautiful Weserbergland region, thanks in part to its proximity to the Weser Cycle Route and the many hiking trails.
Spend a relaxing holiday in the picturesque Weserbergland region in our 65 m² holiday apartment, which sleeps 4 people and features 2 bedrooms. The terrace offers a beautiful view of the mountains and forests. Leave the stress of everyday life behind, take a weekend getaway, and spend a few wonderful days in our holiday apartment. Bodenwerder is a great destination for cyclists thanks to the Weser Cycle Route, which offers beautiful views of the Weser River. Climbing is also an option; the Ith, with its limestone cliffs, is a popular climbing area. E-bikes and motorcycles can be parked in a garage. For hikers, there are many hiking trails in the surrounding area. The “Zweitürme BW 2” hiking trail is just a 2-minute walk from the holiday rental, and many attractions—such as the Weser Cycle Path—are within walking distance.Your apartment is located in a quiet area and features a private terrace with barbecue facilities. There are two separate bedrooms: one with a cosy double bed and the other with two single beds. The living area is also equipped with a wood-burning stove, which provides warmth and tranquility, especially on cold days. The kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, a ceramic cooktop, a coffee maker, and a dishwasher. The bathroom has a shower and a toilet. Wi-Fi is available free of charge. Our cosy holiday rental is located in Bodenwerder/Linse in the Solling-Vogler Nature Park, right in the heart of the Weserbergland region. The small town of Bodenwerder, situated between Hamelin (25 km) and Holzminden (25 km) directly on the Weser River, is the birthplace and home of the “Baron of Lies,” Hieronymus Carl Friedrich Freiherr von Münchhausen. Our holiday rental in the Linse district, 2 km from Bodenwerder, has its own terrace with chairs and a table. A grill is also available. The holiday rental is an ideal base for your holiday in the beautiful Weserbergland region, thanks in part to its proximity to the Weser Cycle Route and the many hiking trails in the area. The hiking trails are just a 4-minute walk away. Dogs allowed (maximum of 2 dogs).