RECREATION FOR OUR GUESTS
In the guest houses of the BACHL Group in the Bavarian Forest and in Saxony, guests will find peace and relaxation away from the hustle and bustle in well-kept flats.
Welcome to the
Guest house Edhof
The charm of the Edhof lies in its idyllic, absolutely secluded location above the Ilz Valley in the Bavarian Forest: surrounded by fields, meadows and forests, far away from the main road. The BACHL Group acquired the 19th century farm in the 1980s and turned it into the jewel that it is today.
Pure relaxation in the midst of nature: on an area of around 34 hectares, the clocks go a little slower. A dream for families with children: no through traffic and plenty of space to run around, lots of animals to pet and a playground with a climbing tower and slide.
Pure relaxation in the midst of nature: on an area of around 34 hectares, the clocks go a little slower. A dream for families with children: no through traffic and plenty of space to run around, lots of animals to pet and a playground with a climbing tower and slide.
Guest house Villa Rose
The Villa Rose is located at the gates of Dresden and Pirna. Directly at the entrance to the Saxon Switzerland National Park and close to the "Bastei" rock formation.
The villa from the Wilhelminian era was built in 1899 by Sidney Scooler for his wife Rose, who gave it her name. As a guest at Villa Rose, you will enjoy your stay in a detached property with a large garden surrounded by old trees.
Parkhotel Muldental
The Parkhotel Muldental is located in the geographical centre of Leipzig, Chemnitz and Dresden in the heart of the Saxon Burgenland, directly on the Mulde cycle path. The Art Nouveau villa was built in 1887 and lovingly and completely modernised in 2014.
As a guest of the Parkhotel Muldental, you will enjoy your stay in a detached property with a large park surrounded by old trees and a view of the Zwickauer Mulde.
As a guest of the Parkhotel Muldental, you will enjoy your stay in a detached property with a large park surrounded by old trees and a view of the Zwickauer Mulde.