One kitchen, three couples.
Cooking together sounds like a holiday. To make it feel like one, a little plan and a few good arrangements help.
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A rainy day when nobody has to do anything.
Not every holiday day needs a plan for outdoors. Sometimes the house itself is enough.
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Don’t rush the morning.
A second coffee, another conversation, something to eat later on: the day can begin without anyone checking the time.
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Being together doesn’t mean doing the same thing.
One person retreats, two sit at the table, someone looks out of the window. Three bedrooms and the shared living spaces give your group different places to be.
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The kitchen becomes the day’s programme.
On a rainy day, cooking can take longer. Chopping vegetables, laying the table and chatting along the way – if everyone helps a little, it stays a pleasant thing to do.
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Time for your own garden sauna.
The separate sauna cabin stands in the garden. A sauna break fits into the day without driving anywhere else. Please follow the instructions provided for the sauna.
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Back at one table in the evening.
Maybe the rain stops later. Maybe you simply stay in. In the end you may remember the weather less than the long conversation while cooking.
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