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It is a place to connect with nature, you sleep early and wake up with sunshine, nice area to breath, walk, cycle and hike. I dont recommend this place for people who likes to do party and make noises as the sleep time is 10pm and you are not allowed to make party.

At our arrival there was no check in information available and we were stuck at night figuring out what to do. The following days nobody checked in on us and we had to reach out again with our questions, which remained unanswered. Eventually a filed a complain with booking.com about non-working WiFi, important to us as this was a business trip. A bigger thing is if you like food: the kitchen is rather basic - no oven, and there is no store or bakery or bread service close by, so no fresh bread in the morning. Several smaller issues: no basics in the kitchen like salt or tea & coffee, no shower products and the like. Other smaller things, but things to consider: the parking spot has several small bushes that weren't trimmed and scratched my car quite badly unfortunately. It's just not thought through and owners don't seem to seek feedback or act on it, therefore don't expect much.

The owners were very helpful in adjusting the number of people. The house itself was very nice! We would recommend a light above the table also! The small "shop" was helpful when arriving late at night. The place is far away from everything. If you have no proper transportion then I believe it's hard to reach it. In summertime a bicycle can do the job. We hiked around the lake and used the maps of our apps. The information center in Rurberg was also a nice place to visit. The woman was very helpful and friendly. We ate at some restaurants in the surroundings.

Great location for walkers who want an easy stroll. Very small town with a convenient ferry that provides many opportunities to explore the area along well-kept paths. More challenging hikes are available in the area, too. The ferry comes in by two pretty good restaurants set up to handle large numbers.

Simmerath is perfectly situated to the National Park of Eifel which give nature lovers all they need to hike and bike. Even a lake/river is in the area with a little 'beach' to bath. The city self offered many stores (tech-clothes-food) to make a stay easier. Other than that, there is not much to do or you have to travel out of Simmerath to, for example, Monchau if you want to visit a city.

Rursee Schilsbachtal is a stunningly serene & beautifully peaceful lakeside location in the wilds of the Eifel. We stayed in one of the handful of sweet little cottage apartments well equipped with kitchenette & shower room, perfect for a countryside retreat. Idyllic spot to be at one with nature, a little stream flows into the lake with an eco sauna, many outside cooking, eating & seating areas. Stock up with groceries & chill out