Holiday rentals and lettings in Germany

Holiday rentals and lettings in Germany

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Holiday Letting for 2 People in Balderschwang, Bavaria
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Balderschwang, Bavaria
Holiday Letting • 2 Guests • 2 People
9.6
(51 reviews)
Welcome to GÄSTEHAUS AUERSTÜBLE, by family Schwärzler.Our house is in the middle of nature. We are just 1,5 km from the village center.You can do hiking, biking, nordic cruising and skiing directly away from our house.We looking forward to see you.Pets are not allowed.We have no WiFi in our house. There is WiFi at the Touristinfo in the village center.In the Summersaison the arrival is every day possible. In winter just Saturday.Check In from 15 o´clock - 18 o´clock. Check Out is at 10 o´clock.
from £53 / night
Holiday Letting for 2 People in Balderschwang, Bavaria
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Balderschwang, Bavaria
Holiday Letting • 2 Guests • 2 People
9.3
(3 reviews)
1-room apartment "Badger" with a wonderful view for 1-2 persons with large south facing balcony (parasole, table and chairs), hallway, living room with good mattresses, bathroom with shower / toilet (hair dryer), fully equipped kitchenette (microwave / grill, coffee maker, fridge with freezer, electric kettle), laundry rack, phone, digital flat screen TV, stereo system with CD, Wifi.Siplinger Suites in Balderschwang in the Allgäu - "Step inside and be at home!"The wide view from the balcony and the extraordinary holiday apartments and suites make your holiday in the family-run country house...
from £26 / night
Holiday Rental for 2 People in Strotzbüsch, Rhineland-Palatinate
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Strotzbüsch, Rhineland-Palatinate
Holiday Rental • 64 m² • 2 Bedrooms
7.4
(78 reviews)
Set near a forest in Strotzbüsch, this holiday home with a living-bedroom can host people comfortably. It is perfect for a small family or couple to enjoy a countryside vacation with paid sauna and heating.The surroundings are peaceful with a lush green forest at 100 m. You can explore Daun at 21 km and the nearby Trier or Luxembourg in a short drive. Swimming is possible at the lake at 1 km and the beautiful Vulkaneifel is perfect for a hike. You can try a boat cruise to Moselle, Cochem, or Zell. Bigger cities such as Trier, Coblenz, or Luxembourg can be reached within an hour. Restaurants...
from £77 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices in Germany

£124for 16 Dec - 23 Dec
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Current holiday letting availability in Germany

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Highlights in Germany

  • A secret Winter Wonderland
  • The beer paradise
  • The festival hub
  • Sparkling Christmas markets
  • History behind the wall

Holiday rentals and lettings in Germany

Holiday rentals in the best cities

Plenty of charming aldstats (old towns) and stunning city centres, Germany has so many rentals for you to enjoy this country making you feel at home. The capital has one-of-a-kind accommodations to suit all tastes. From chic and retro interiors to nostalgic or modern ones. In Munich, you will be at the heart of cultural and art scenes together with the best biergarten (beer gardens). Frankfurt is for those who want to stay in a city full of modernity and gleaming skyscrapers around. Heading west, Düsseldorf is for cosmopolitan travellers who like attending the many shows held through the year and finally, Cologne has a an old town full of history and museums in every corner to satisfy your curiosity.

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Your holiday rental may differ in size, location and decoration depending on which part of the country you decide to stay in. Most rentals offer bright spaces in well decorated rooms. Spacious and cosy lounges for family time or a romantic night by the fireplace. Hot tubs and indoor pools are part of exclusive rentals in the skiing areas together with gardens and nature around the properties that will mesmerise you. City dwellers and families will enjoy a stay in the countryside with half-timbered and old bavarian style houses or bauenhorfs or on the contrary, you can opt for modern apartments in the city centre offering stunning views from fabulous penthouses.

Holidays in Germany

The area and getting around

A country of contrasts and variety

Germany has the best North Sea beaches to enjoy and a spectacular countryside with so much beauty to offer and mountain ranges to explore. On the eastern side of the country, Berlin, its capital, is the hub for nightlife, art scenes, the Berlin Wall or the Brandenburg gate. Frankfurt, to the west, is not only known for the Goethe house but for being a financial district as well as the base of the European Central Bank. The Hofbräuhaus in Munich is the cradle of Bavarian tavern culture with a special currency and the traditional regulars’ tables and then, Weihenstephaner is a must for beer true fans. Many beer festivals are held during the year besides the big one! So if you can’t make it in October, other big Volkfests (folk festivals) happen from April to September.

Get a real taste of Germany

Talking about drinks, we cannot forget about food. German cuisine must not be the lightest but it is really good. Do not just stick to any of the endless wurst choices (sausages) but sample many other dishes that will satisfy all your cravings. Have a hearty meal of veal schnitzel with kartoffelsalat or kartoffelpuffers as a side. Meat lovers will be very pleased with the rindsrouladen and if you adore spargel (asparagus), you will find them in most menus from April to late June and remember to ask for a piece of the delicious black bread. A pretzel is always a great savoury snack to have and if you have a sweet tooth, apple strudel, rote grütze and kaiserschmarrn are a must! From North to South or East to West, in every corner of the country, a culinary recipe will meet your needs.

Travellers and activities

Germany for winter sports enthusiasts

Germany is not just a country with multicultural and cosmopolitan cities. It is also a secret Winter Wonderland! When the snow starts to fall it is that time of year to think about a unique skiing break. An hour from Munich there is Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the largest German ski resort consisting of 3 mountains and about 60 km of good quality slopes. Next to the Austrian border, Ruhpolding, which is made up of the 3 small skiing areas of Unternberg, the Westernberg and the Maiergschwendt is ideal for families and beginners.

Germany for beer lovers

At this point, the Oktoberfest needs no introduction as it is the world’s largest beer festival celebrated in Munich. With more than 2000 years of brewing tradition, Germans are very proud of their local tipples! In Cologne, any kneipe (traditional pub) can offer you a Kölsch, which literally means made in Köln or you can sip an Altbier in Düsseldorf. On the east side of the country, Berlin is the place to enjoy a Berliner Wasser and Leipzig is where you will find the Gose. And do not forget about Bavaria, where half of the country’s breweries sit. Order a Hefeweizen and sip the real flavours!

Can you believe that Berlin is nine times the size of Paris and has more bridges than Venice?

Top 5 travel tips in Germany

1. Checkpoint Charlie

From the 3 checkpoints ordered by J.F. Kennedy shortly after the wall was created, Checkpoint Charlie, whose name comes from the phonetic alphabet, became the most famous one. This one was the only point at which foreigners visiting Berlin, diplomatic corps and allied forces could enter and cross from west to east and back again. Where once stood a wall dividing a city in two, now there is just a lane of bricks and a replica of the booth since the original one is kept at the Allied Museum in Zehlendorf. Not far from the booth original location you can also visit the Haus am Checkpoint Charlie (also known as Mauermuseum) that tells the story of the wall.

2. An unmissable spot in full nature

Black Forest or Schwarzwald in German, is a dense forest well known for its hills, rivers, valleys. But it is not just nature that made it famous. Since 1700 the region produces the best cuckoo clocks and the mouthwatering black forest gâteau (or Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte), named after a specialty liquor from the region. A visit to the clocks museum in Furtwangen is a must but the biggest cuckoo clock you will ever see is the size of a house in Eble Uhren-Park in Triberg. You will not believe your eyes! Relax in a spa in the elegant town of Baden-Baden and from there, drive down the scenic Schwarzwaldhochstrasse and take in the scenery of the stunning landscape.

3. Admire the mighty Cologne Cathedral

Visit the third tallest cathedral in the world! This Gothic masterpiece took nearly 600 years to be finished and it’s a survivor since it withstanded the bombings during WWII. A miracle perhaps? Or was it just allowed to stand as a reference for the pilots? For whatever reason it was is still there to draw in visitors from all over the globe.

4. Feel Christmas magic in the air

The Christmas spirit and the lightning decorations invade the country in November and December to get ready for the most wonderful time of the year. The embodiment of the holiday season are the German Christmas markets with decorated Christmas trees and carol singers intoning seasonal melodies. Pick up handcrafted gifts from the many wooden stalls and sip some local Glühwein. You can find the best market in Nuremberg, starting in November where there is also a special market just for kids with a steam train and carousels. The highlight is when the little ones parade up the hill towards the castle.

5. The historic Brandenburg Gate

This is a very special monument and a national symbol of unity and peace, built on orders of Prussian King Frederick II, that reflects the reunification of a country once divided by the wall. It was meant to mark the end of the boulevard that led to the royal City Palace, now a boulevard of linden trees, Unter den Linden. The winged goddess of victory crowns the monument, once stolen by Napoleon as a trophy but returned after he was defeated. Years of history of Europe and Germany surround every piece of these big columns.

Information about holiday lettings in Germany

🏡 Holiday lettings available: 168884 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -37%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £24.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, balcony and garden.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 54404 properties.
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 For families: 20% of the properties.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Germany

Which types of services can you find at the holiday lettings in Germany?

Out of all of the amenities available on Holidu, it seems that the holiday lettings in Germany offer everything that holidaymakers search for! Here, holiday lettings generally have a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (89%), balcony (65%), and garden (45%)... Pretty cool!

What are the reviews like for the holiday lettings in Germany?

On average, the holiday lettings have rather positive reviews. Last year's information reveals that 30% of holiday lettings have a rating of 4.5 stars. This is a fairly high percentage which allows us to confirm that there are quite a few which are very comfortable and will be the perfect choice for your next holiday.

Are the holiday lettings in Germany child-friendly?

Judging by information from Holidu, less than 10% of holiday lettings in Germany are suitable for families with children. Here, it will probably be easier to book for a group of adults.

Are the holiday lettings in Germany pet-friendly?

Yes! In Germany, 36% of the holiday lettings give you the opportunity to bring along your furry best friend, and 45% also have a garden!

Do the holiday lettings in Germany often come with an internet connection?

Of course! According to Holidu's data, 89% of holiday lettings in Germany offer Wi-Fi. You will be able to stay connected during your stay!

How much do guests usually expect to pay for holiday lettings in Germany?

A big percentage of holiday lettings in Germany (86%) tend to cost less than £100 per night. This is the perfect destination for reserving a cheap holiday letting!

Do the holiday lettings in Germany generally have a fireplace or a swimming pool?

It's not common. Judging by last year's information, less than 10% of holiday lettings in Germany have a swimming pool.

Are the holiday lettings in Germany suitable for stays with several people or rather for an escape as a small group?

According to the information collected last year, 59% of holiday lettings are perfect for families with up to four people. Approximately 44% of the holiday lettings here include at least two separate bedrooms. This is the ideal destination for families of four!

Are the holiday lettings in Germany the best option for a luxurious trip?

Sure! The holiday lettings in Germany are quite well-equipped. However, if you are looking for unique accommodation, we advise you not to wait too long to make the reservation, as availability may be limited. In Germany, 5% have a pool, 45% have a garden and 13% have a sauna. Also, if you are looking for a spacious property, 59% of the holiday lettings can accommodate big groups, and 45% have green spots in the surrounding area.

Do the holiday lettings in Germany have a beautiful view?

65% of holiday lettings have a balcony or terrace, and 22% have a view. But this does not represent the majority of properties here, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should start your holiday planning early. Also, don't forget to use the filters that suit you the best to be sure to find the holiday letting of your dreams. However, 45% of holiday lettings in Germany have gardens, where you can enjoy the outdoors. If you like to have lunch or dinner outside, and especially if you like barbecues, 33% of the holiday lettings have them.

Would you like to know which months are the best for planning a trip to Germany?

Judging by the amenities in the holiday lettings in Germany, it is a destination that suits all seasons of the year. This is because there are very varied options, with all the characteristics one can imagine. You can be sure that Germany is an ideal place to enjoy both summer and winter.

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