Holiday apartments & holiday homes in the mountains in Kremsbrücke Kremsbrücke

As an elderly couple, we spent 3 weeks in the holiday home designed for 10-12 people and can only report positive things. First of all, we were looking for a holiday home in an exposed location, with no pets, as well as for extensive hikes, i.e. in a hiking area. These points have undoubtedly been met. The house is only 1 km from the advertised Nockalm panorama road in the Nockberge UNESCO biosphere reserve. Directly at the house, the hiking trail leads up to the now closed Bloody Alm and on to the Gaipahöhe and the viewing summit (2,192 m). The view from the "chill-out room" with games tables, reading area and bar character (counter and bar stool) in wood design was something relaxing. Only the dimmed light caused problems with reading in the evening. The fact that we couldn't get the TV ready for use in the three weeks (there was initially only one Dutch channel) didn't bother us, which is why we voluntarily renounced the service offered by the owner and lived completely TV-free. Worth mentioning: Because otherwise there was no radio or similar, the owner ordered a CD radio without further ado, which we could use from the 2nd week and which is now also available to future guests. Great! In the upper living area are the bedrooms, a large bathroom with 2 showers / sinks and a wide balcony (on the valley side) with options to hang up the laundry, and of course another opportunity to enjoy the view The lower living area was the chill-out room, a huge dining room with sufficient kitchen appliances, another large bathroom with 2 showers / sinks and a guest toilet. In the hallway was the washing machine, dryer and vacuum cleaner. The outside area is huge and includes a real playground for toddlers (slide, sandpit, etc.) as well as small goals, football, table tennis with bats and balls, vi

The owner agreed to our desired arrival time and we received a friendly welcome. The house was unfortunately (since not booked and occupied in the weeks before) very musty or not regularly ventilated and the toilet on the ground floor stank horribly like sewer. What was even more unpleasant for everyone was the much dirt (dust and animal hair) , sticky, dirty pots and pans, dirty kitchen cupboards ....) Even in the freshly made beds were animal hair and sometimes dust fluff! The next day, however, we were able to personally inform the owner and his wife, who was very concerned and tried very hard to replace the bed linen. Mr. Raats waived the surcharge that he actually wanted from us because of our departure on Saturday instead of Friday. That improved our mood a bit, we had to do a lot of cleaning to feel comfortable. Even the dishes that were in the cupboards were still dirty. However, we found that it was the dishwasher that was not cleaning well and then washed all the dishes we wanted to use by hand. With a Herplatte (the large pressure cooker), the thermostat is broken so that it cannot be adjusted. The refrigerator closes with difficulty if you do not consciously press the door firmly. The freezer was not working, but the owner had a small freezer as a replacement in the entrance hall. Fortunately, just enough for our frozen goods. The fridge in the apartment didn't work (probably also the thermostat broke), so we almost broke food until we noticed it. The beds were very different in quality. Those who had heavy, old duvets were worse off than those with lighter and newer goods. Some coped better with their mattresses than others. Where my husband and I slept, we were in a school, so to speak, since there was no slat

As an elderly couple, we spent 3 weeks in the holiday home designed for 10-12 people and can only report positive things. First of all, we were looking for a holiday home in an exposed location, with no pets, as well as for extensive hikes, i.e. in a hiking area. These points have undoubtedly been met. The house is only 1 km from the advertised Nockalm panorama road in the Nockberge UNESCO biosphere reserve. Directly at the house, the hiking trail leads up to the now closed Bloody Alm and on to the Gaipahöhe and the viewing summit (2,192 m). The view from the "chill-out room" with games tables, reading area and bar character (counter and bar stool) in wood design was something relaxing. Only the dimmed light caused problems with reading in the evening. The fact that we couldn't get the TV ready for use in the three weeks (there was initially only one Dutch channel) didn't bother us, which is why we voluntarily renounced the service offered by the owner and lived completely TV-free. Worth mentioning: Because otherwise there was no radio or similar, the owner ordered a CD radio without further ado, which we could use from the 2nd week and which is now also available to future guests. Great! In the upper living area are the bedrooms, a large bathroom with 2 showers / sinks and a wide balcony (on the valley side) with options to hang up the laundry, and of course another opportunity to enjoy the view The lower living area was the chill-out room, a huge dining room with sufficient kitchen appliances, another large bathroom with 2 showers / sinks and a guest toilet. In the hallway was the washing machine, dryer and vacuum cleaner. The outside area is huge and includes a real playground for toddlers (slide, sandpit, etc.) as well as small goals, football, table tennis with bats and balls, vi