Ahrblick Apartment | Top vacation rental with a direct view of the Ahr

A wonderful landscape, fine wine, and a special “home away from home”—what more could you want on vacation?

Our Am Weinstock apartments stand out thanks to their tasteful furnishings, modern and fully equipped amenities, and the most comprehensive service possible.
Be sure to check out our other apartments in the building as well (Weitblick and Bergblick).

And so you can see that these aren’t just “empty advertising slogans” for us, here are a few details:

The facts:
Our building currently houses three beautiful and spacious vacation apartments. In total, the three apartments can accommodate 10 to 12 people as a vacation home.

Let’s focus now on the “Ahrblick” apartment (total floor space of approx. 41 square meters)—our vacation apartment with an extra bedroom for the kids (with bunk beds; each measuring 90x190 cm) or, of course, it can also be booked as a retreat for “snorers.”

Important: The listed price is based on occupancy by 2 people. If you’d like to stay in the apartment with more people, we charge 24.00 euros per night for each additional person.

Description:

- two bedrooms
- one bathroom (with shower, sink, and toilet)
- the fully equipped kitchen opens onto the living-dining area
- from the dining table, you have a direct view of the Ahr River and the surrounding greenery

More photos of the apartment will follow shortly—the furnishings and color scheme are identical to those in our “Weitblick” apartment.

If you’d like to know a little more about the history of your vacation home: We’d be happy to share!

The house was built by our grandfather in 1926—at that time as a “winegrower’s farmstead with an attached barn.” The house actually survived World War II remarkably unscathed, despite significant bombing raids on a major railroad depot in the neighboring town of Kreuzberg. In the 1970s, our parents took over the house—which had been home to three generations up to that point—and converted it into a “bed-and-breakfast with running hot and cold water in every room,” which was quite progressive for its time. Our mother continued to run “Haus Gisela” until just a few years ago. Then, as is well known, the “Ahr flood” struck in July 2021, and our house was unfortunately severely affected: water reached the top of the second floor, but fortunately, everyone in the house emerged physically unharmed. Since 2021, my brother and I have spent the years working together with many volunteers to partially demolish and rebuild the house. Now, a great deal of energy, love, hard work, and even a few tears of emotion have gone into the house. We built and designed the apartments at Weinstock exactly as we ourselves would want vacation rentals for our own vacations and getaways. We hope you’ll enjoy our ideas and how we’ve brought them to life.