The accommodation is located at the entrance to the upper town directly at the "Witches Tower" very centrally and yet in a quiet location. The window view offers a fantastic view of the historic old town with the city gate and lake view "Lake Sempach". From all rooms, guests enjoy this fantastic lake view of Lake Sempach with the city gate. From the lake, guests can expect an impressive view of the Pre-Alps, with a direct view of Mount Pilatus (mountain view), whoever wants to enjoy the full beauty of nature gets everything in one. The Sempachersee is known for the most beautiful sunsets and is one of the most popular photo motifs. At the lake there is a small park with a snack bar in the old boathouse and a jetty for swimming in the lake. The lake is so clear and clean that it has drinking water quality. Through the bird sanctuary, guests can observe an abundance of nature and wildlife. A trip to the ornithological station is recommended. Anyone who appreciates outdoor activities will find wonderful recreational spots right around the lake. Sempach is known in the history books for the legendary battle with the Habsburgs. If you want to experience history up close, you have landed in Sempach right in the center of Swiss history. A visit to the town hall museum lets you delve even deeper into the eventful history of the town of Sempach. Therefore, Sempach with its historic town center itself is an ideal starting point and for further day trips to explore the whole of Switzerland. Thanks to the good motorway connection and good connections to public transport by bus and train, you are quickly connected to the rest of Switzerland. Lucerne can already be reached by car in 10-15 minutes. The accommodation is a quiet non-smoking house, suitable for single travelers and couples. There is a shared bathroom and dining area, kitchen and lounge area. There are also practice rooms for massages and complementary therapies in the accommodation.

I like to give my guests their freedom and am happy to give my guests the opportunity to get to know the small holiday paradise of Sempach a little better. In this way I would like to learn some English and, if desired, learn more from my guests about their home countries. I believe that it is lucky to be able to share joy with others.