Monthly Rentals in Driftsethe

We spontaneously booked Doris' house on Friday evening for the extended Pentecost weekend from Saturday to Tuesday. Nevertheless, we were even able to enter the cottage a little earlier and we all felt very comfortable right away. Unfortunately, the weather was not so great, so we could not use the garden + hut. That's a shame, because they're also very cozy. Doris was able to provide us with three large bikes, so we only had to take one with us. From the house you can drive beautiful routes, which we also made good use of. Otherwise, Bremerhaven and Bremen are easy to reach and worth a trip. Overall, our stay was great. Everything was as described and everything you need was there. The Haus im Glück is very cozy and Doris is a super nice hostess who would have been there for us at any time. But since everything was great, we didn't need to ask anything. We will be happy to come back if we come back to the area.

We were guests for a long weekend with 2 children. From the beginning, we felt very comfortable and the children were allowed to pet horses and cows. The accommodation itself was in top condition and we liked it right away. Even a spontaneous riding lesson for the children could be organized from one day to the next.

Absolutely recommended for vacationers looking for nature and especially peace and quiet and, for example, have a four-legged friend with them. Very friendly landlady. (Thank you Stefanie😉). Clean, rustic accommodation in which everything you need for a relaxing holiday is available. Bus stop is nearby, but a car is absolutely advantageous.

It was all good, a cute little apartment with everything you need in it. The communication with Sandra was good, unfortunately I did not meet Sandra personally, but her husband Christoph, a very likeable and helpful man. And if you have problems with his car, Christoph can also help you, because he runs a CAR workshop next door. I loved it and at the next family reunion, I try to stay with Christoph and Sandra again. Kind regards, Udo