Our holiday home offers plenty of space and many amenities. The modern kitchen leaves nothing to be desired, even being on holiday. In the large dining room next door, you can sit comfortably with 6 people and pass the time with games in exceptionally bad weather. On the first floor there is a bedroom with a box spring bed and a large bedroom with a double bed. Your children can create or play a letter puzzle in the playroom. In the evening, before going to bed, they can watch a bedtime story in the TV room. For the little ones, we are happy to provide you with a permanent cot or a collapsible travel cot. The modern bathroom has a bath, shower and toilet. In the living room on the upper floor you can relax on the TV couch, in the armchair in front of a large flat screen TV. Next door is the 3rd bedroom with low single beds. In our garden with seating and a parasol, you can have a barbecue in the evening after an eventful day. You can park your bikes in the old wine cellar. After unloading, park your car in a public car park nearby.

We are pleased that you are spending your holiday on the Moselle. The "Wolfer Spitzhaus" was built in 1618 and is a landmark of the Moselle village of Wolf near Traben-Trarbach. It is a remarkable building of old Moselle culture. The history of Wolf can be traced back to the Celts and Romans. Wolf is a district of Traben-Trarbach in the Rhineland-Palatinate district of Bernkastel-Wittlich and is located on a Moselle loop with impressive views of Kinheim, Kröv and Mount Royal. Our Spitzhaus Wolf is picturesquely located in the center of Wolf and is the ideal starting point for impressive excursions on the Middle Moselle to Bernkastel-Kues, Traben-Trarbach, Zell, Bullay or Cochem. Across the street, a romantic garden invites you to celebrate and have a barbecue. Here you can enjoy the peace and forget the worries of everyday life. In our historic winegrower's house, up to 6 people can stay in 3 bedrooms for a long weekend break or a restful holiday. On a sunny day, experience the particularly pleasant climate of the Middle Moselle and the beauty of the vineyards.

On the Moselle you cycle on the Moselle Cycle Path through the picturesque wine villages without any major climbs. Start on a beautiful summer day with a bike ride on the Moselle cycle path to Traben-Trarbach to Grevenburg Castle. The Grevenburg was built around 1350 by Count Johann III, a son of the legendary Countess Loretta. In 1734 the French conquered and destroyed them. The castle ruins are now managed with a castle restaurant and a castle garden and offer a wonderful view of the romantic Traben-Trarbach and the Moselle. After you have spent a day relaxing in our garden with a barbecue and a glass of Moselle wine, on the next sunny day you continue down the Moselle via Zell to Bullay and visit the famous railway bridge. If you are too tired to cycle back, take the Moselle bike bus, the Moselle train or a Moselle boat for the return trip. During your Moselle holiday in our Spitzhaus Wolf, you are cordially invited to drink a glass of Moselle wine in one of Wolf's ostrich inns and wine taverns. The vineyards on the slate slopes of the Moselle in Wolf are cultivated in a traditional and innovative way.