Haus Roßner

advantage:The B&B is run by a couple Oma & Opa. Although they don't speak English, they are very enthusiastic and express themselves expressively in German. Seeing that we have two children, they immediately help us make an extra bed and hope that we can sleep comfortably. However, the original double bed was very large and more than enough for us.From the stairwell, you can see the warm and unique layout. I kept praising you as I climbed up to the 3F. The apartment is very spacious. There is a skylight in the living room to see the sunset and starry sky. The windows in the room and bathroom can see the sunrise. During the 5 days I stayed here, the climate changed a lot. , enjoy the beautiful scenery.Oma & Opa are very kind. Our children love to cling to them. They always talk to them before going out in the morning. Oma & Opa either give them chocolates or take them to feed the fish. I am very grateful for their love.Because there was a power outage in the early morning of the first day, we didn't know that the front-loading washing machine was not finished, so we opened it and water flowed out. Although we cleaned up the water ourselves, the washing machine broke down. Oma didn't blame or demand anything. We compensated, but she asked us to send the clothes downstairs for her to wash. She also planned to help us dry the food, but we were too embarrassed to ask her to do it, so we insisted on drying it ourselves. It was a great experience to experience the life of a local family in Germany. But because we drove a long distance every day and returned to the B&B very late, Oma had already collected and folded our clothes for us. I was really touched by Oma's thoughtfulness. We were worried that the people who would stay later would not be able to use the washing machine, so we told Oma that it would be okay to have someone come in and repair it during the 5 days of our stay. But she said she would never do this and insisted on the privacy of her guests.Parking is very convenient. It is right next to the garden at the entrance. As soon as we parked the car, Oma came out to greet us enthusiastically. On the day we were leaving, Oma stood in the garden at the entrance to see us off. We were so embarrassed that we asked her to come in and stop basking in the sun, but she watched us off. Until we left, we were so touched that we were so valued and truly treated like family.shortcoming:The loft is on the 3F, and carrying luggage upstairs is tiring.At the end of May, I encountered many B&Bs that no longer provide heating, and this one did the same, but it was still very cold at night. I wonder if this is a German habit? We also forgot to ask Om-a. Growing up in the subtropics, we had to wear more clothes to sleep.Laundry detergent and seasoning powder such as salt are not provided, but guests have to buy these daily necessities, which are difficult to take away, so it is more convenient to provide them.

Beautiful apartment, spacious and cozy, very friendly owners

Nice accommodation with wonderful and caring host couple. Large beautiful garden to be in. Nice fewo with everything you need. ⭐️👍

advantage:The B&B is run by a couple Oma & Opa. Although they don't speak English, they are very enthusiastic and express themselves expressively in German. Seeing that we have two children, they immediately help us make an extra bed and hope that we can sleep comfortably. However, the original double bed was very large and more than enough for us.From the stairwell, you can see the warm and unique layout. I kept praising you as I climbed up to the 3F. The apartment is very spacious. There is a skylight in the living room to see the sunset and starry sky. The windows in the room and bathroom can see the sunrise. During the 5 days I stayed here, the climate changed a lot. , enjoy the beautiful scenery.Oma & Opa are very kind. Our children love to cling to them. They always talk to them before going out in the morning. Oma & Opa either give them chocolates or take them to feed the fish. I am very grateful for their love.Because there was a power outage in the early morning of the first day, we didn't know that the front-loading washing machine was not finished, so we opened it and water flowed out. Although we cleaned up the water ourselves, the washing machine broke down. Oma didn't blame or demand anything. We compensated, but she asked us to send the clothes downstairs for her to wash. She also planned to help us dry the food, but we were too embarrassed to ask her to do it, so we insisted on drying it ourselves. It was a great experience to experience the life of a local family in Germany. But because we drove a long distance every day and returned to the B&B very late, Oma had already collected and folded our clothes for us. I was really touched by Oma's thoughtfulness. We were worried that the people who would stay later would not be able to use the washing machine, so we told Oma that it would be okay to have someone come in and repair it during the 5 days of our stay. But she said she would never do this and insisted on the privacy of her guests.Parking is very convenient. It is right next to the garden at the entrance. As soon as we parked the car, Oma came out to greet us enthusiastically. On the day we were leaving, Oma stood in the garden at the entrance to see us off. We were so embarrassed that we asked her to come in and stop basking in the sun, but she watched us off. Until we left, we were so touched that we were so valued and truly treated like family.shortcoming:The loft is on the 3F, and carrying luggage upstairs is tiring.At the end of May, I encountered many B&Bs that no longer provide heating, and this one did the same, but it was still very cold at night. I wonder if this is a German habit? We also forgot to ask Om-a. Growing up in the subtropics, we had to wear more clothes to sleep.Laundry detergent and seasoning powder such as salt are not provided, but guests have to buy these daily necessities, which are difficult to take away, so it is more convenient to provide them.