Welcome to our private holiday home, Elfenhain—your ideal retreat between Rühle and Bodenwerder, in the Rühler Schweiz region. Enjoy not only a breathtaking view of the Weser River, but also exclusive use of a large, fenced-in, wooded property. This paradise is perfect for nature lovers, families, and especially dog owners who want to bring their four-legged friends along.
On the property, you’ll find plenty of places to sit and relax, as well as a grill for cosy evenings. The house accommodates up to 2 people and combines an idyllic location with modern comforts.
Your comfort features at a glance:
One bedroom with a double bed and its own flat-screen TV, as well as an additional fold-out bed with an opaque curtain for privacy.
Modern kitchen: A fully equipped kitchen with an induction stove, dishwasher, coffee maker, electric kettle,
air fryer, and milk frother.
Technological Amenities:
Underfloor heating throughout the house and a second flat-screen TV in the living area.
Modern Bathroom: Bright bathroom with a shower.
Activities & Services:
The location is ideal for anyone who wants to stay active. For your excursions, we provide two e-bikes free of charge, allowing you to effortlessly explore the nearby Weser Bike Path or the picturesque Vogler/Solling regions. A garage and an additional parking space are available for your car.
The Elfenhain holiday home is the perfect place to unwind, enjoy nature, and experience an unforgettable holiday—all while spending time with your beloved dog.
The Weser River and the Weser Bike Path are just a 5-minute walk away, and hiking trails through the forest—such as those leading to the Ebersnacken Tower and the Bodo Tower—start right outside your front door.
The town of Bodenwerder, known as “Münchhausen’s town,” offers many historic half-timbered houses, the summer toboggan run, the Münchhausen Museum, or a boat tour on the Weser.
Other attractions include, for example, Hämelschenburg Castle, the Polle Castle Ruins, or the Externsteine (about 60 km away), the Lippe Open-Air Museum, and the Hermann Monument in Detmold.