While the horses graze outside around the house, you can watch them graze or set off on a walk or bike ride through the hilly countryside. Built in 1733, the granary was completely renovated in 2023/24 and has retained its charming character. The wooden house exudes cosiness and brings you back to your roots and nature.The listed building is not heated, but warmth is provided by the alpaca wool duvets, a campfire or a warm embrace from your fellow travellers. In the middle of the hilly Emmental, where a tree grows on every hill, you can unwind to your heart's content. The opportunity to bring your own horse and help out on the farm also provides plenty of variety. A maximum of 3 horses can be stabled in the associated group stable. Enjoy the tranquillity of nature or spend time with the family playing UNO, the holiday home is suitable for 2 to 14 people. Families with children are very welcome, there are lovely indoor and outdoor play areas. The outdoor area with barbecue, table and cosy lounges invites you to linger. For exercise, there's a hike to the Lueg monument, which is steeped in history, or a ride on your own flyer along the Herzroute through the hilly Emmental valley. Hans Rüedi, who lives on the farm with his wife Margret, is happy to share his fascination for the Emmental and his passion for cycling with guests. He is available for half-day, evening or full-day tours and is looking forward to the tours.The costs for the "Spycher" holiday home are made up of the following components:Flat rate: CHF 100 per nightCost per person: CHF 50 per adult, children up to 16 free of chargeCleaning fee: one-off CHF 150Cost per animal brought per day: CHF 20 incl. water, food and mucking outSports facilities in the surrounding area: golf course, mountain biking, cycle tours, riding centre / riding facilities, tennis