Vacation Apartment In Koblenz (#155), Koblenz, Germany Vacation Rentals, Carl-Spaeter-Strasse 75

• Internet Access

• Refrigerator
• Television

Living Room (1)

Our Guest House Koblenz is oriented towards groups (of up to 25 people), workers and large families. It is also popular with families of just 2-5 people who book the two upper floors, especially during the holidays.

The house consists of three self-contained apartments and a shared backyard with furniture and barbecue.

The apartments offer 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms, a large kitchen/living room as meeting room for all, a comfortable living room which, on the two upper floors, can also be used as additional bedroom, and a bathroom. They are fully furnished, including dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, satellite TV, and WiFi internet access.

Furnishings of this apartment:

• 3 bedrooms
• living room with two sleeper sofas and TV
• large live-in kitchen with dishwasher and TV connection
• bathroom with tub and toilet
• washing machine, iron and ironing board
• dryer can be used
• hair dryer
• WiFi internet access
• central heating
• backyard to use, barbecue
• parking spot in front of the house
• non-smoking

The kitchen is very well equipped with dishwasher, baking oven, electric range with extractor, fridge, coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, and, of course, sufficient tableware, etc. Adjacent, there is a room with washing machine; a dryer is available.

The living room can also be used as a bedroom (with two comfortable sleeper sofas. Using the living room as another bedroom, the TV can be moved into the kitchen.

This apartment contains three bedrooms with two single beds each. The large bedroom has sufficient room to add a children’s or extra bed. The slats can be adjusted and are equipped with excellent mattresses (and there are both softer or harder ones available).

The 32 inch TV with satellite reception can also be used to play movies from a computer.

An additional bathroom with two showers and a separate toilet plus another guest toilet are also available for shared use.

Further Info:

Stays of only 1-2 nights incur a 30% higher rental price.

During the Rhine in Flames festival, the rental price is 50% higher.

Additional (Optional) Services/Costs

• cleaning service, depending on number of occupants, EUR 50-95, with pet +25 Euro
• bedsheets EUR 8/set
• towels (one large, one small; dishrags) EUR 3/set
• Wifi internet access EUR 3/day or EUR 15/week
• washing machine or dryer EUR 1/use
• children’s cot EUR 3/day
• children’s high chair EUR 3/day

You are welcome to do the cleaning yourself (prior to check-out at 11 a.m.), but should further work be necessary, the requisite amount will be deducted from the deposit. We recommend simply booking the cleaning service.

Location:

Guest House Koblenz is very conveniently located, just a few minutes into the inner city, with parking and a bus stop in front.

Also close by is the popular Koblenz-Lützel go-cart track. Not to forget 2011’s Bundesgartenschau (federal horticultural show) takes/took place here.

How To Get Here:

Our house is at Carl-Spaeter-Strasse 75, 56070 Koblenz:

By car, follow the signs to Koblenz-Lützel and then Koblenz-Kesselheim. By train, we recommend taking a taxi from the train station (for about 10 Euro).

You will receive your keys, an introduction to the apartment and further information from one of our employees on location. You will get their contact details with the booking confirmation; they are also there to help you if there are any questions during your stay.

Check-in: 2-8 p.m.

Check-out: before 10 a.m.

With prior agreement, other times may be possible.

Please remember to get in touch with the employee of ours who will give you the keys 1-2 days prior to your arrival to agree on a time to meet.

For those arriving late or on weekends, we offer a “starter package” to sate the first hunger.

It costs EUR 20 and consists of bread, cut sausage and cheese, milk, eggs, coffee or tea, marmalade, butter and orange juice. Some drinks such as water, beer and coke are provided as a little welcome, anyways.

Koblenz trip ideas:

DAY TRIPS - with and without bicycle

River Rhine: Daily vessel cruises will take you past magnificent scenery, enchanting castles and of course the legendary “Loreley” rock.The cruises of the Cologne-Düsseldorf-shipping company start from a pier near the “Deutsches Eck “. You will get there by car or if the weather is nice by bicycle or walking ( just 800-900m; take over the river Moselle with the small ferry boat every 10 minutes from 8.00 – 20.00 ) or take the small river Rhine ferry boat which passes by every half hour and berth at a jetty just few meters from our guest house. Please inquire in advance for departure times of the cruise vessels.

By the way: On all public transport, such as buses, trains and ships, you can take your bike and often you do not even pay extra.

The cruise to Bacharach takes approx. 4 ½ hours, passing the slopes of the vineyards, numerous castles and the “Loreley”. Disembark in Bacharach and visit this beautiful old town with timbered houses. Either you take the vessel back to Koblenz or take your bicycle and cycle comfortably back along the banks of the river Rhine to Koblenz (50 km), take a rest from time to time in the villages you pass through or taste a nice wine at a winery. Just before your completion of your day's journey, approx. 1 km to Koblenz, you will pass the Königsbacher brewery, where you can eat very tasty and get freshly brewed beer. Certainly a nice conclusion of an impressive day trip. If you are getting tired you can take a train from any station back to Koblenz.

River Moselle: Start again with a bike from our guest house. It is just short ride (aprox. 20 minutes ) to the main station in Koblenz. Get a train (departure aprox. every 15 Minutes; enquire departure times) to Cochem on the river Moselle. Cochem is beautiful place and worth to visit. If you like, make a detour to the castle nearby. The distance to Koblenz is 51 km. You can either cycle along the banks of the river or through the vineyards towards Koblenz. Of course you pass many wineries, with a little luck you might experience a wine festival.

River Lahn: Again, take your bike to the train station and take a train to Bad Ems on the river Lahn. Depending on the season, remarkable events might taking place.

Cycling down towards Koblenz, you cross a beautiful narrow river valley, where you can find many food and beverage kiosks, ideal for a cold beer. Arriving at the water mouth of the river Rhine, you should not to miss the exhibition of old knight objects in the castle “Lahneck “ located on the other side of the river Lahn. To get from there to our house just stay on that side of the Rhine and then go about 5 km down the river Rhine to suburb “Urbar”, which is diagonally opposite from our house on the other side of the river. Before you take the ferry to cross the river Rhine, stop for a bite to eat in this restaurant near the jetty which offers you delicious meal and a good wine.

Surrounding of Koblenz – by car

Koblenz is located right in the middle of four mountain ranges, providing spectacular landscapes. Especially worth to visit is the beautiful region of the Eifel with, for example the monastery “Maria Laach”, the “Eifeler Maaren” (submerged and extinct volcanoes) and the formular 1 race track “Nürburgring”. See also the butterfly museum between Bendorf and Neuwied that is led by a noble lady.

Related Links:

• http://www.koblenz.de/stadtleben_kultur/rhein_in_flammen.html
• http://www.koblenz-touristik.de/
• http://www.rmv-bus.de/regiobusrheinmosel/view/index.shtml
• http://koblenz.de/cityguide/cgi-bin/cityguide.pl?action=show&lang=de&size=8660&mapper=3&zoom=100&mapX=3400120&mapY=5581237

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