Vacation apartment Hoher Göll for 2-5 persons, approx. 110 sqm, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, balcony

In a stunning, secluded location with magnificent views of the Berchtesgaden Alps, nestled among meadows and forests, our lovingly run guesthouse is situated at an elevation of 700 m above Bischofswiesen in the Berchtesgaden Valley.
Please understand that pets are not allowed in our guesthouse.
A 110 m² cosy holiday apartment for 2–5 people in the attic with an open, exposed roof truss—ideal for relaxing and unwinding
Two cosy bedrooms: Master bedroom with a double bed, a single bed, a recliner, a safe, and access to the balcony (Balcony No. 1). Second bedroom with a double bed, a flat-screen TV, and access to the balcony. Linens included.
Modern bathroom with rain shower, double sinks, heated floor, heated bench, towel dryer, hair dryer, and toiletries. Towels included with weekly change. Separate toilet available.
Bright living and dining area with a skylight and panoramic window front offering views of the mountains and garden. Fully equipped kitchen with a coffee maker, oven, electric stove, dishwasher, refrigerator with freezer compartment, and all essential kitchen utensils. Cosy corner bench, couch, armchair, and flat-screen TV. Direct access to panoramic balcony No. 2 with seating.
Enjoy the incomparable panoramic view of the majestic Berchtesgaden Alps and let the tranquility of nature wash over you.
The charming town centre of Bischofswiesen, with its train station, shopping options, and everyday amenities—including a butcher shop, bakery, inn, pizzeria, hair salon, doctor’s office, and flower shop—is about a 30-minute walk down the valley. A bus stop is also about a 20-minute walk downhill.
Katharina and Raphael Köppl We both grew up in Berchtesgaden and are deeply rooted in our hometown. In 2021, we took over the family-run guesthouse from our parents and in-laws, respectively, and continue to run it with great passion. Besides managing the guesthouse, we love spending time with our children in the mountains. Our shared hobby—beekeeping—also grew out of our love for nature.