Half-timbered house of the 17th Century in the center of Bergheim, in the heart of the

I gave our stay three out of five. The place is just okay. It is spacious and the twin beds were comfortable. Being a very old home it is quirky with the kitchen on the bottom floor, living on the next floor and bedrooms at the top. Unfortunately, also due to the age there is a sewer smell in the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen was well equipped except for dish towels and paper towel. Also no shower soap or shampoo. The location is fine, but while we were there the town was having their annual festival which made parking challenging. The internet is weak. Check-in was at 5pm as with a pleasant nearby vendor who provided the key.

Enjoyed the separate rooms and the kitchen on the main floor. Somewhat challenging steep stairs with large suitcases. Beds more suited to shorter people. Television and internet worked after initial rebooting.

We loved our stay in this beautiful historic house within a great village. The welcome was delightful - the hosts make sure you are happy. The added bonus for us was the hosts make excellent wine - you can taste it just a few doors away. We really enjoyed it and have brought some home to enjoy with our family and friends.

We enjoyed the stay in Bergheim. The house is very spacious and well equipped and the owner welcomed us warmly. Recommendable!

We loved staying in this fairy tale home on the town square in Bergheim. We arrived near midnight (thanks to a faulty GPS) and the town was totally dark, making it difficult to find our place. Thankfully, our host was still waiting for us to let us in. We were so grateful for her patience. The town is wonderful to explore and not as touristy as others along the wine route.

We loved the house. It's situated in a beautiful village with wonderful countryside all around. Comfy beds, well heated and all the mod cons you need. Martin and Evelyne were very welcoming and even helped us to find accommodation in the two days prior to our stay at very late notice. There are fantastic restaurants in the local area and we will definitely be coming back soon !

We stayed for one month this time. We love this house and we love Bergheim and the surrounding vines, mountains and views. Only 2 cautions for some people. You climb stairs to the third floor bedrooms. The town clocks tell the time 24/7. We hardly notice them. Thanks again to Evelyn’s and Martin for a wonderful holiday!

Be careful with the parking! We were almost fined for parking in front of the appartment. Luckily we saw the traffic officer and could talk to him. Don‘t know why the locals got away with it outside our front door though???!!! Opposite the house one can park but beware of the limits. Lots of trouble free parking elsewhere.....! Thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Bergheim.

We loved this refurbished 18th century house! 3 floors. You sleep upstairs in 2 bedrooms and a bath with shower. Floor two is a large salon with a futon bed, TV and couch. There is a toilet on each floor! Floor two's includes a tub and the washing machine. The house is radiator heated. The furnace room doubles as clothes drier. The first floor is a large kitchen and eating area including a dishwasher. The windows open on to a nice square with beautiful houses, a small Monday market and strolling tourists. We found parking in front of the house every day. We found a variety of good restaurants, two groceries and several wine merchants within a 5 minute walk. Bergheim is medieval walled town outside the clamor of tourist-filled Ribeauville. One highlight is the picturesque rampart walk that's flat and can be done in 25 to 30 minutes. Our hosts, Martin and Evelyn and their family live close by and are very helpful. Both speak English well. We spent 3 weeks here during a 2 month trip. It was Fall as the grape harvest was ending. The vines are golden and vistas include chateaus and WWI and WWII historic sites. Hiking, eating, great tourist towns, mountains, wine, the Rhine and Black Forest are all outside your door.

This house is in a real nice village, not too many tourists but very close to all you want to visit, even the Vosges. Very typical nice spacy house, all you need is there. Extreme nice owners who are cultivating their own grapes for excellent wines. If you plan to visit the Elzas, than stop looking for other houses: this one is a recommendation. Bruno and Martine