Holiday apartment at Hammergut Neidberg
Mägdestube
4 people63 m²Forest & Biela right outside
Living and dining areaThe Mägdestube recalls the women who once worked and lived at Hammergut Neidberg, and today offers cosy holiday comfort for up to 4 people across 63 m². Set between historic walls and modern interiors, the path leads straight into the forest and to the murmuring Biela. After a day in nature, Dresden with its world-famous old town, as well as Görlitz and Prague, invite you on cultural excursions.
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Rooms and furnishings in detail
The living area has a sofa, satellite TV, radio and CD player; Wi-Fi is free.
The kitchen has an induction hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, coffee machine, kettle, toaster and a dining table.
The bedroom has a double bed; a staircase leads to the open sleeping loft with two single beds. The bathroom has a window, underfloor heating and a walk-in shower. A large cloakroom holds jackets, shoes and rucksacks.
Who the apartment suits
The Mägdestube suits couples and small families of up to four who like historic walls with a modern interior.
Around the house
Free parking is right across the road, there is a separate garage for bicycles and e-bikes, and you can charge your electric car at the wallbox. The Hammergut is a non-smoking house. Pets cannot stay in the apartments of the Hammergut – guests with a dog stay in the Waldhaus holiday house opposite.
Straight from the door
From the courtyard, paths lead along the Biela, to the Forststeig trail and to the climbing rocks of the Bielatal. Our digital tour guide TOURsten knows the walks from the door and plans your holiday day with you.
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Availability
Availability calendar – Mägdestube
Here you can see which days are already booked. Free periods can be booked directly – if your preferred dates are taken, we will suggest suitable alternatives.
Why here?
Base camp in the realm of rock towers
From the Hammergut, hikes and climbing routes begin right at the front door: more than 230 climbing rocks and a dense network of trails run through the Bielatal and the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. And for a day of culture in between: Dresden is only about 30 minutes away by car, and Görlitz and Prague also make rewarding day trips.