House built in 1890
L'Appartement du Bollet Holiday apartment in Guebwiller, Alsace
A quiet garden-level flat with an enclosed garden, five minutes' walk from the town centre. For 2 to 4 guests.
4.96 out of 5 from 97 Airbnb guest reviews
- 2 to 4 guestsbabies welcome
- 3-star ratedofficial French classification
- Enclosed gardenwith trees and sun loungers
- Town centre 5 minon foot, shops included
A garden flat in a house from 1890
The flat occupies the ground floor of a family house built of pink Vosges sandstone, on a quiet street five minutes' walk from the centre of Guebwiller.
It has a living room with a sofa bed, a bedroom with a double bed, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with a shower, all with new or recent equipment. Outside, you can enjoy an enclosed, tree-lined garden with sun loungers in the warmer months.
The supermarket, bakeries, pharmacy and town-centre shops are all within walking distance. Colmar and Mulhouse are 20 minutes away by car, and the Vosges mountain ridge half an hour.
Officially rated 3 stars as a holiday rental, the flat suits couples, families, friends and business travellers alike. Check-in is self-service with a key box.
Sleeping arrangements
- BedroomDouble bed 140 cm
- Living roomSofa bed 140 cm
- BabyTravel cot on request
Included in your stay
- Bed linen and two towels per guest
- Water, electricity and heating
- Basic cleaning products
- Free parking in front of the house
Amenities
- Wi-Fi
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Enclosed garden
- Free parking
- Smart TV
- Linen provided
- Washing machine
- Nespresso machine
- Self check-in
- Shower
- Hair dryer
- Safe
- Raclette set
- Sun loungers in season
- Travel cot on request
- Board games and books
What our guests say
4.96
Average rating out of 5, based on 97 reviews from Airbnb guests.
- Cleanliness
- 4.90
- Accuracy
- 4.91
- Check-in
- 4.93
- Communication
- 4.92
- Location
- 4.89
- Value
- 4.85
“We had a really lovely stay. The flat had every comfort and the garden was beautiful. Communication was easy and pleasant, and our host was very flexible about both check-in and check-out times.”
“We had a wonderful week. From the flat you can cycle off in every direction to explore the beautiful Vosges. The town centre has plenty of little shops and places to eat within walking distance. The flat stays cool when it’s hot outside.”
“As peaceful as ever, a real pleasure to come back every year. We hope to return next year.”
“Easy to feel at home, and a truly idyllic garden :) Really nice to have plenty of towels, and to be able to choose the bed linen for the sofa bed yourself, just like at home 😉 The kitchen had everything we needed. David and Laurence answered all our questions.”
“Very nice, happy to come back :-)”
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Things to do around Guebwiller
Between vineyards and the Vosges mountains, a selection of places to visit less than an hour away. Times are driving times from the flat.
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Alsace Wine Route
170 km of vineyards between the Vosges and the Rhine: Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris. Guebwiller is one of its stops, with four Grand Cru vineyards.
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Le Parc du Petit Prince
A 25-hectare theme park inspired by Saint-Exupéry's Little Prince, with rides, shows and balloon flights in Ungersheim. Ideal for families.
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Murbach Abbey
A 12th-century Romanesque gem tucked into a wooded valley, 10 minutes from the flat. One of the finest abbeys in Alsace, listed as a historic monument.
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Rouffach
Medieval town with a belfry, a Romanesque-Gothic church and legendary witches. Known for its organic fair and the terraced Vorbourg Grand Cru vineyard.
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Écomusée d'Alsace
Open-air museum in Ungersheim with 70 rebuilt Alsatian houses. Craftspeople in period costume, farm animals and activities for the whole family.
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Collegiate Church of Saint-Thiébaut, Thann
A masterpiece of Alsatian Gothic (14th–16th centuries): carved portal, openwork spire and stained glass. At the foot of the Rangen Grand Cru.
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Eguisheim
One of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, voted France's favourite village in 2013. Circular, flower-lined lanes around the castle.
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Engelbourg Castle, Thann
A medieval ruin whose fallen tower section forms the "Witch's Eye". A short climb from Thann with a fine view over the Thur valley.
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Lautenbach Priory
A rare 11th-century priory mixing Romanesque and Gothic styles, tucked into the Florival valley. Carved capitals and a timeless atmosphere.
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Ammerschwihr
A wine village rebuilt after 1945, whose Tour des Bourgeois survived the fighting. Home of the Kaefferkopf Grand Cru and renowned cellars.
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Colmar
The "Little Venice" of Alsace, with canals, half-timbered houses and the Unterlinden Museum, home of the famous Isenheim Altarpiece.
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Hartmannswillerkopf
French-German First World War memorial on the Vosges ridge. Cemetery, crypt, museum and a striking panorama. A UNESCO-listed remembrance site.
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Hohlandsbourg Castle
A restored 13th-century castle overlooking the Alsace plain, with views to the Alps on clear days. Exhibitions and historical events.
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Mulhouse
A city of museums: the Cité de l'Automobile, the Cité du Train railway museum and Electropolis. Ideal on a rainy day.
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Parc de Wesserling
A 27-hectare English-style park around a former textile mill. Themed gardens, a textile printing museum, an open-air theatre and family events.
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Route des Crêtes
An 80 km panoramic road along the Vosges ridge. Spectacular views over the Alsace plain, high pastures and forests, with many waymarked hikes.
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Wettolsheim
A wine village 5 minutes from Colmar, known for its Auxerrois and family-run cellars. Authentic and away from the crowds, among vineyards and half-timbered houses.
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Kaysersberg
Voted France's favourite village in 2017. A 13th-century castle, a fortified bridge, half-timbered houses and terraced vineyards.
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Lac de la Lauch
A mountain lake at the head of the Florival valley, below the Markstein. Swimming, fishing, forest picnics and a walk around the lake.
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Riquewihr
One of the most beautiful medieval villages in France, with intact 16th-century ramparts and Renaissance houses. A picture-postcard of Alsace.
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Turckheim
A fortified medieval village with ramparts and three intact gates. Famous for its night watchman, who walks the streets in period costume every evening from May to October.
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Grand Ballon
The highest summit of the Vosges at 1,424 m. A 360° panorama over the Alsace plain and, on clear days, the Alps. Skiing in winter, waymarked hikes in summer.
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Ribeauvillé
A wine village overlooked by three medieval castles. Renowned wines, flower-lined lanes, a potters' market and a street-art festival.
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Stork and Otter Centre, Hunawihr
A reintroduction centre for storks and European otters. Otter diving shows, a stork nursery and a family visit in the heart of the vineyards.
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The Sundgau and fried carp
Home of fried carp, a classic Alsatian speciality. Rolling countryside with ponds, storks and flower-filled villages, and the Sundgau cycle route.
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Bergheim
A medieval village with almost intact 14th-century ramparts, an ancient lime tree and tales of witchcraft. One of the best-preserved villages in Alsace.
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Castles of Ribeauvillé
A hike up to three ruined medieval castles (Saint-Ulrich, Girsberg, Haut-Ribeaupierre) above the Alsace plain. Breathtaking views.
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Lac de Kruth-Wildenstein
A reservoir lake in the heart of the Vosges, surrounded by forest. Water sports, swimming, fishing and hiking in striking mountain scenery all year round.
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Le Markstein
A ski resort with slopes for all levels. In summer, a starting point for hiking and mountain biking with superb views over the Alsace plain.
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Basel (Switzerland)
A Swiss city where three countries meet. Art Basel, the Fondation Beyeler, the Kunstmuseum, shopping and fine dining.
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Sélestat and the Humanist Library
Home of the Humanist Library, one of the most important Renaissance collections. A medieval old town and a flower parade (Corso fleuri) in August.
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Europa-Park (Germany)
Europe's largest theme park, in Rust. More than 100 rides spread across themed areas, ideal for families.
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Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany)
A German university city with a Gothic minster, its Bächle (little streams running through the streets) and the gateway to the Black Forest.
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Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle
A medieval castle restored by Emperor Wilhelm II in the early 20th century. One of the most visited sites in Alsace, with a stunning view over the Rhine plain.
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La Montagne des Singes
200 Barbary macaques roaming free in the Vosges forest at Kintzheim. Hand-feeding and close observation in nature. A delight for children.
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Volerie des Aigles
Free-flight shows of birds of prey (eagles, vultures, owls) in the ruins of a medieval castle in Kintzheim. A unique family outing.
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Andlau Abbey Church
An 11th-century Romanesque abbey church famous for its carved animal frieze. A wine village in the Bas-Rhin with the Kastelberg Grand Cru.
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Obernai
A small medieval town: market square, Chapel Tower, six-bucket well and ramparts. Home of the Kronenbourg brewery.
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Strasbourg
Capital of Alsace and seat of European institutions. A Gothic cathedral, the Petite France district and Christmas markets since 1570.
Practical information
Arrival and departure
- Check-in
- from 4 pm
- Check-out
- by 11 am
- Access
- secure key box
- Parking
- free, in front of the house
Provided
- Bed linen
- provided
- Towels
- 2 per guest
- Cleaning products
- basics
- Raclette set
- available
- Travel cot
- on request
Nearby
- Town centre
- 5 min walk
- Supermarket, bakery
- 5 min walk
- Pharmacy
- 5 min walk
- Colmar, Mulhouse
- 20 min drive
- Basel
- 40 min drive
House rules
- Non-smoking
- No pets
- Please keep noise down, especially after 10 pm
- Please sort your waste for recycling
- Close the windows when it rains or when you go out
Emergency numbers
Contact
- contact@lebollet.fr
- Hosts' phone
- via Airbnb
- Your hosts
- David and Laurence
Frequently asked questions
How do I book?
Booking and payment are made on Airbnb. For any question before booking, email contact@lebollet.fr. We speak French and English.
What time can we arrive?
From 4 pm, on your own, using a secure key box. Check-out is by 11 am.
Can we come with a baby?
Yes. A travel cot and a changing mat are available on request, in addition to the four beds.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed.
Is the garden private?
The garden is fully enclosed and reserved for guests. The owners may occasionally use it.
Is there a washing machine?
Yes, the flat has a washing machine, a drying rack, an iron and an ironing board.
Where can we park?
Parking is free on the street in front of the house.