La Fischhutte - Alsace, Mollkirch

Address:

30, route de la Fischhutte , MollKirch 67190, France

Description:

Nested in the middle of preserved nature, a cosy home peace and calmness of the Magel Valley.
Relaxation in the park edged with a river, and nice walks in wood.
A gastronomy following the seasons, discover the natural resources of the products of Alsace and besides, fragrances of wild herbs, fruits of the region.

Children: 11 and under

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Chain:

RDS

Location:

Close to Obernai.

Facilities:

• Disabled facilities with assistance
• Internet access
• On-site manager
• Restaurant

Double / Twin room

Room Type:

Double / Twin room

Room Information:

Free extra bed for 1 child under 12 y.o. sharing room with parents. Meals to be paid locally

Room Facilities:

• Colour television
• Private bath or shower/Toilet

Occupancy:

Included in the published rate is 2 adults and 1 children. (Maximum occupancy - 3 guests).

Triple room

Check-in Time:

14.00

Check-out Time:

11.00

Children & Extra Guest Policy:

Free extra bed for 1 child under 12 y.o. sharing room with parents. Meals to be paid locally
2 children under 12 y.o. sharing room parents = triple room. Meals to be paid locally

Local Attractions:

Mollkirch is a village with a population of 650 situated in the Vosges 40 kilometres to the west of Strasbourg at an altitude of 320 metres. The name Mollkirch is derived from Magel-Kirch, then Mahlkirch, the church of the river Magel. The name Mahlkirch is mentioned as early as 1220.
Mollkirch used to be based on forestry, also agricultural with a few farms.
Mollkirch has become popular for its livery stables over the last few years. There are also fruit trees (cherries, mirabelle plums, quetsches (local damsons), apples and walnuts.
Mollkirch has always been traditionally cut in two, the village itself and the hamlet of Laubenheim, 1 kilometre on the Grendelbruch road, which has the oldest buildings (the Kloesterle Chapel). The name Laubenheim (literally the home of the arbours) is certainly as old as Mollkirch.