I arrived in Andernach Saturday July 24th 2021, about one week after the flood catastrophe that devastated the Eifel and part of the Belgian Ardennes the same day. Andernach and the immediate neighbourhood were spared from the catastrophe. I arrived very late, hours later than initially announced, but the neighbours (one of the five permanent inhabited dwellings in Bismarckhof, the sixth dwelling being Andrea's Ferienhaus) were very kind and helpful facilitating my check-in. Adrea’s guesthouse is top quality and excellent value for money. The sitting-room and kitch-en on the first floor (= entrance level of the accommodation) is very cosy and has a balcony with sitting facility for three. Very well-equipped kitchen, except for the lacking toaster. But there are two different gears for boiling eggs without the use of a cooking pan… The sleep-ing room (for two) and bathroom are on the top floor. There is an aircon upstairs (the com-pressor is on the balcony downstairs), but I didn’t use it as it was perfectly feasible to sleep with open windows: the town is quiet after midnight. Due to the recent catastrophe many sights of the Vulkaneifel were inaccessible due to ex-tensive road damage and devastation of towns and buildings. Laacher See and Abtei Sankt-Maria-Laach were readily accessible, as was Infozentrum Vulkanpark in Plaidt and several locations at the outskirts of the area hit by the devastating floods of mid-July. Geysir Ander-nach was rendered inaccessible for the rest of the summer a few weeks earlier after a mer-chant vessel collided with the disembarkation platform on Namedy Peninsula, a few km downstream from Andernach. In normal times, Andernach is wonderfully situated to explore not only the Vulkaneifel, but also River Rhine between Koblenz and Bonn, even between Koblenz and Bingen, and the tributaries Moseltal as far as Trier, and Ahrtal in the middle of Vulkaneifel and heavily impacted by the floods. Altstadt Andernach begins just across the street and is small enough not to need a car or public transport to visit it. All necessary daily shops are readily on hand, a Rewe-supermarket is less than 500 m. away. Neuwied is the bigger town on the other (right) Rhine bank where you will find alternative shops that lack in Andernach without necessity to go as far as Koblenz. So, Andrea’s Bismarckhof Ferienhaus in Andernach is a recommended place for who wants to visit the whole region: well situated, well kept, good neighbours, good

Alles mehr als top! Nette Vermieterin, sehr saubere Wohnung!

I arrived in Andernach Saturday July 24th 2021, about one week after the flood catastrophe that devastated the Eifel and part of the Belgian Ardennes the same day. Andernach and the immediate neighbourhood were spared from the catastrophe. I arrived very late, hours later than initially announced, but the neighbours (one of the five permanent inhabited dwellings in Bismarckhof, the sixth dwelling being Andrea's Ferienhaus) were very kind and helpful facilitating my check-in. Adrea’s guesthouse is top quality and excellent value for money. The sitting-room and kitch-en on the first floor (= entrance level of the accommodation) is very cosy and has a balcony with sitting facility for three. Very well-equipped kitchen, except for the lacking toaster. But there are two different gears for boiling eggs without the use of a cooking pan… The sleep-ing room (for two) and bathroom are on the top floor. There is an aircon upstairs (the com-pressor is on the balcony downstairs), but I didn’t use it as it was perfectly feasible to sleep with open windows: the town is quiet after midnight. Due to the recent catastrophe many sights of the Vulkaneifel were inaccessible due to ex-tensive road damage and devastation of towns and buildings. Laacher See and Abtei Sankt-Maria-Laach were readily accessible, as was Infozentrum Vulkanpark in Plaidt and several locations at the outskirts of the area hit by the devastating floods of mid-July. Geysir Ander-nach was rendered inaccessible for the rest of the summer a few weeks earlier after a mer-chant vessel collided with the disembarkation platform on Namedy Peninsula, a few km downstream from Andernach. In normal times, Andernach is wonderfully situated to explore not only the Vulkaneifel, but also River Rhine between Koblenz and Bonn, even between Koblenz and Bingen, and the tributaries Moseltal as far as Trier, and Ahrtal in the middle of Vulkaneifel and heavily impacted by the floods. Altstadt Andernach begins just across the street and is small enough not to need a car or public transport to visit it. All necessary daily shops are readily on hand, a Rewe-supermarket is less than 500 m. away. Neuwied is the bigger town on the other (right) Rhine bank where you will find alternative shops that lack in Andernach without necessity to go as far as Koblenz. So, Andrea’s Bismarckhof Ferienhaus in Andernach is a recommended place for who wants to visit the whole region: well situated, well kept, good neighbours, good

Habe mich wohl gefühlt.

Tolle Lage und gute Ausstattung. Lässt keine Wünsche offen

Ich habe 5 Wochen in der Unterkunft von Andrea gewohnt und die Zeit sehr genossen. Die Wohnung ist perfekt gelegen, gut ausgestattet und die Kommunikation mit Andrea war nett und unkompliziert. Der Balkon ist sehr schön und auch dass es eine Garage gibt war sehr praktisch! Gefehlt hat mir ein Schreibtisch und ein Backofen. Ich empfehle die Wohnung in jedem Fall weiter!

Die Wohnung ist für 2 Gäste gut geeignet. Ausstattung und Komfort sind für 1-2 Wochen völlig in Ordnung. Die Nähe zum Zentrum gefiel uns gut und man kann in der Umgebung viel unternehmen. (Wandern, Museen, Stadtbummel)

Meine Frau und ich, konnten hier 1 Woche Kurzurlaub genießen. Die Wohnung ist sehr sauber und modern eingerichtet. Garagennutzung ist uns auch ermöglicht worden. Ab hier sind jede Menge Wanderungen ins Umfeld und Ausflugsziele in der Umgebung erreichbar. Oder einfach mal das historische "Annernach ", die essbare Stadt erkunden.