Apartment Sonja mit Dusche und Blick auf den Bach

Our historic Stiagn-Schuster House has been lovingly renovated and modernised. It is located in the old, tranquil town centre along the Glonn Stream. Along the banks and in the lush, flower-filled alleyway, you’ll find shady beer gardens that also serve good, reasonably priced food. Our cosy, quiet area is highly appreciated by many of our visitors for its typical pre-Alpine architecture and Mediterranean charm, and the residents also enjoy living here.
There are 3 apartments in the house. It is also possible to accommodate up to 7 people. In that case, please contact us. We are happy to accommodate pets upon request for a fee.
The small, cosy one-room apartment overlooking the stream has a separate entrance on the ground floor. It has a well-equipped kitchenette with a hob, refrigerator, coffee maker, electric kettle, some spices, and dishes. The modern bathroom has a shower. Here you’ll find towels, shampoo, shower gel, and conditioner. The queen-size bed measures 1.60 m x 2 m. There’s a flat-screen TV and good Wi-Fi.
Self-check-in is available from 3:00 PM until late at night. The key is left in a key box. The host is on-site and can be reached via text message on their cell phone.
There are many good reasons to stay in Bad Aibling. Bad Aibling is Bavaria’s oldest mud spa and newest thermal spa. With a total of two health clinics specialising in peat treatments and the Bad Aibling Thermal Baths, the spa town offers ideal conditions for a health-focused holiday. In addition to traditional peat treatments, Bad Aibling also offers a wide range of wellness services. Both the peat and the thermal water help alleviate musculoskeletal ailments and promote relaxation. This charming spa town in the Upper Bavarian Mangfall Valley, between Munich and Salzburg, also stands out as a holiday destination thanks to its wide range of recreational activities. Here, Bavarian hospitality is practised wholeheartedly and at the highest level. This is also reflected in Bad Aibling’s numerous inns and restaurants. An extensive network of hiking and biking trails around the spa town invites visitors to enjoy leisurely excursions. Those who wish can take a trip to the many beer gardens to enjoy Bavarian specialities under the chestnut trees. For culture enthusiasts—PGJyPg—as a host, I love living in Bad Aibling precisely because of its highly valued recreational opportunities. My hobbies include: mountain hikes, long bike rides—for example, to the swimming lakes or along the Mangfall Bike Path and the Inn River all the way to Kufstein—spending relaxing hours at the thermal baths, and travelling to foreign countries and cultures.