Ferienhof

We are currently on the way back from our week-long vacation at Mrs. Eichenseher's holiday farm. We took away a lot of impressions and I would like to write them down in as much detail as possible. First of all: we moved into the Obstgarten holiday apartment with 3 children (2 babies and an 8 year old) and 2 adults. There was enough space and Ms. Eichenseher thought in advance that it would be a good fit for our configuration and that we could all sleep properly. The apartment was absolutely child-safe except for small details and we didn't miss anything in terms of furnishings. The whole thing was furnished exactly as described, was clean and had all sorts of tips and information on the pin board in the apartment. Over the course of the week we were able to immerse ourselves in the world of full-scale agricultural operations and see how things work under absolutely realistic conditions. If you're not prepared to unpack rubber boots and mud pants, you have no place on the farm. There was a lot going on with cows, chickens, horses and donkeys, cats and rabbits, ducks and all sorts of play options and it was better to pack a portion of extra clothes. Ms. Eichenseher also offers a washing machine and a dryer if things become scarce. In addition to bread rolls, you could also buy honey, jam, freshly milked milk and drinks on the farm. We didn't miss anything. The garden and courtyard were lovingly furnished with lots of flowers, idyllic, rural. Some of it is probably a bit older but that doesn't take away from the fun. Is just the way.The only thing that was actually a bit annoying were the flies. They are part of the yard but in the apartment they are very annoying and since the days were very oppressively warm you had to choose between annoying heat or annoying flies. You could perhaps create even more freedom for ventilation with one or two fly screen doors on the balcony door.But now something personal that really moved me during the week and made the vacation something really special for me personally. If you take the trouble to immerse yourself in the hostess' situation, observe her hard work and take away the expectations of service that are unfortunately often too commonplace and get to know this woman personally, you will discover much more than just a holiday apartment. We learned so much more through conversations and short small talks and got tips and tricks. We got homemade apple strudel, when I got sick one day she offered to bring me something from the pharmacy, and at the campfire she brought home-made dough for stick bread. There's a really great, upright power woman with a lot of humanity behind her, who you can get to know if you come with humanity and not arrogance. Unfortunately, this is forgotten far too often. Dear Ms. Eichenseher, I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank you again for the great care and the wonderful vacation. Stay healthy!

We had a lovely time here and enjoyed it too. Ms. Eichenseher was friendly and happy to give tips on what to do in the area. You could have bread rolls and other things delivered if you wanted. The holiday apartment was furnished in a farmhouse style and the kitchen was fully equipped. If you are looking for luxury or top modern furnishings, you should book an expensive hotel. This wouldn't be authentic and wouldn't be possible on a farm. And that's exactly how we wanted it and you should be aware of that.Every day we visited the donkey and pony and also checked on the chickens. In the evening you could look after the calves in the stable. The cuddly kittens also melted our hearts.Our son (9) spent hours every day with the other children outside by the stream, on the trampoline or in the play barn. There was also a fleet of vehicles for small and large children.We had a good mix of peace and experiences here.We wish Ms. Eichenseher all the best and thank you for the relaxing time!

Because we liked it so much last year, we spent our vacation again this year on Mrs. Eichenseher's farm and had a very nice time again! The small stream, the beautiful playground, the animals, the play barn - all of this offered the children so many opportunities to have a great time, so that we parents also had time to relax. We felt very comfortable again in the comfortably furnished holiday apartment.There are many great excursion options in the area, so we were able to spend another two weeks here with completely new tours.Ms. Eichseher was once again a very warm and friendly host. Once she even brought us homemade strawberry cake and we also really enjoyed her homemade jams and fresh eggs.We went home relaxed and excited and say thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

We spent a wonderful two weeks at the holiday farm and were all very sad when we left. We will definitely come back!The farm is beautifully located on the edge of the Fichtelgebirge and offers numerous, wonderful excursions into the surrounding area. There is also a great bike rental shop in the town itself, where we were able to rent e-bikes with trailers, which means that a car is not necessarily needed, especially since the farm can also be easily reached by train and there is a large supermarket in the town itself .The farm itself is a small idyll for adults and children with the many animals, all of which can be fed by the children, with the small stream that flows past the farm and where you can bathe your feet, with the trampoline, the many swings , the play barn, the evening calf feeding, pony riding, the stick bread fire and much more.You can also buy the farm's own jam, eggs and milk and bread rolls are delivered daily, so you don't even need to go to the supermarket for a delicious breakfast.The holiday apartments are beautiful, cozy, well-equipped and have a really good price-performance ratio. Many of the apartments have a good view of the yard, so the children can play outside on their own while you rest or prepare dinner. :)Less than 2km away there is a beautiful swimming lake with a fenced off non-swimmer area. What more could you want?We were also very lucky that we got along really well with two other families who were holidaying there, so the children often roamed around the yard together, visited each other in the holiday apartments on rainy days and we adults enjoyed eating cake together drank coffee.Just last night our daughter said that she thinks a lot about the good times she had on the farm and we can only agree with her!