At Hatzels Häuschen, “Unterschlupf” and “Hochsitz” become a shared home for families and friends. Two living areas and two kitchens come in pretty handy when lots of people travel together: share a house without being on top of each other all the time. After a day at PLAYMOBIL-FunPark, everyone meets back where groups usually end up – around the big table.
Cook together, spread out across both kitchens or simply take a seat at the table. The real luxury for a larger group is having the freedom to decide when to spend time together.
Hochsitz upstairs has the balcony, while Unterschlupf on the ground floor opens straight onto the furnished terrace and into the garden. In the evening, you can have a barbecue or gather around your own fire pit. No “outdoor living concept”. Just plenty of space outside the door.
After a day out, children often still have all the energy the adults have run out of. That is what the lawn right by the house is for – complete with a small football goal.
The children can play football and run around. The adults stay on the terrace, with everyone in sight. A fair division of labour.
Unterschlupf is where everyone comes together: an open kitchen, a big table, a fireplace and direct access to the terrace. This is where you cook, eat, play and probably end up sitting together longer than planned.
One floor up, the Hochsitz apartment is a bright and welcoming place to relax. Early risers can slip out onto the balcony with a cup of coffee and watch the day begin. With its own kitchen and thoughtfully integrated bunk beds for the children, the upper floor gives everyone in the group space to retreat and recharge.
Don’t fancy making breakfast for the whole crew? Then don’t. On request, we bring breakfast straight to the house. Coffee first. Kitchen logistics later.
There are private parking spaces at the house. If you arrive in an electric car, you can use the house’s own charging point. After that, the car can have a holiday too.
Dogs are welcome at Hotel Knorz on request. Rather than philosophising about “four-legged family members”, here is the practical bit: there is a fenced garden area nearby where dogs can run around safely.