Appartement à Bavière, Allemagne
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À propos de cette location de vacances
Your benefit as our guest: We are a partner property of the Reit im Winkl Swimming Card program. This gives you the opportunity to enjoy additional free benefits in addition to our own services, such as free admission to the Reit im Winkl outdoor pool, the Kössen forest swimming pool, as well as the eastern shore and the lakeside promenade at Walchsee.
Dear Guests, we wish you a sunny stay! The Windbichler/Oberhuber Family
Spacious 60-square-meter apartment with a large terrace and separate bedroom—featuring a new box-spring bed. Cozy dining room, large kitchenette with dishwasher and fully equipped. New pull-out spring-core couch available in the living room. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Wilder Kaiser here. This vacation rental was completely renovated in the spring of 2025—everything is new —the view remains the same ;)
Reit im Winkl, a climatic health resort According to Wikipedia, the designation “climatic health resort” is awarded to “locations whose air and climate, according to an expert assessment, possess characteristics that are beneficial for relaxation and health.” Reit im Winkl was designated a health resort in 1956 and has consistently met the criteria for this designation ever since through its ongoing efforts. One key factor is its high elevation, which ensures that summer heat is moderated and nights remain pleasantly cool. The town is surrounded by extensive mountain forests of the Chiemgau Alps and, in terms of its general climate, belongs to the “Bavarian Alps” climate region. The character of the weather is decisively determined by the local conditions—that is, by the influence of the mountain ranges and valley incisions on weather patterns. In addition to the natural conditions that ensure clean air, we actively work to preserve the fresh mountain air by utilizing natural heat and providing ample bus service
Our family-run business, founded in 1977 by Monika and Caspar Windbichler, is now managed by the second generation—daughter Moni Oberhuber and her husband Robert.
Équipements
Carte de Bavière, Allemagne
