The old farmhouse.
Three rooms. Six guests. Built 1898.
Three guest rooms on the second floor, the hosts' room downstairs. Shared kitchen, bathroom, dining and living space, where everyone tends to end up after a long day. Old wooden floors, out of level here and there, and most of the interior kept from the time Marie lived here, from the early to the late 1900s.
The three rooms
Upstairs.
Three guest rooms on the second floor. House cap is six guests, set by the shared bathroom, the dining seating, and the municipal permit, not by the bed count.
Blue Room
2 guests · 120cm bed + single
A 120cm bed and a regular single. Being renovated through 2026. Expect fresh paint and a new layout when it reopens.
West Room
2 guests · 180cm double or 2 singles
The middle room. A 180cm double that splits into two singles in a minute. The flexible one, equally good for couples or two friends.
Tobacco Room
Up to 4 guests · 7 beds
The largest room, named after the tobacco that was dried here during WWII. Capped at four guests, even though the bed count goes higher: six in one room is too many. The room for groups.
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