- the Holiday Estate to Feel Good -

 Welcome, dear guests of our homepage!

 

Our `Pamina-Hof´ is your destination for a carefree and unforgettable holiday. This idyllic holiday estate offers those seeking peace and quiet a place to relax amidst the magnificent nature of the beautiful Southern Palatinate. At the same time it is also an ideal location for active holiday-makers who want to explore the vast Palatinate Forest and the romantic Southern Wine Route.

 

Our rustic former winery, with its classic 3-sided construction, a typical example of local architecture, blends harmoniously into the picturesque village of Leinsweiler. Lovingly modernised and extended with two beautiful and comfortable holiday apartments, it represents a cosy home for us and our holiday guests. (Our `Winzerhäusel´ is currently permanently sublet and therefore not available!)

 

Pamina is on the one hand a character from Mozat´s opera `The Magig Flute´, namely the daughter of the Queen of the Night, and her name means `everlasting full moon night´. On the other hand, Pamina is an artificial word and contains as syllables the three regions that characterize our domestic landscape:

PA (Palatinat du Sud = Southern Palatinate)

MI (Middle Upper Rhine)

NA (North Alsace)

 

We too feel connected to this cross-border project and would like to bring people together and bring them closer to the nature and culture of this impressive region. Be enchanted by the beautiful Southern Palatinate and the entire Pamina region!

 

We look forward to getting to know each other soon

and be happy to see each other again

Thomas & Ina Ohlhorst

 

 

Brief description:

Holiday apartment in the outbuilding with own entrance, ~ 70 square metres, 2 very large rooms, shower bath, WC, 1 to 4 persons, W-Lan access

!!!No smoking!!!

 

Division:

In the 1st floor spacious, open plan living room (with additional sleeping possibility on very comfortable sofa bed) and integrated, comfortable eat-in kitchen with spacious dining area including high chair for children and separate daylight WC

Upstairs comfortable, quiet bedroom with extra cot and daylight shower bath

 

Other:

Very quiet location away from the main road and yet in the middle of the village centre not far from woods and vineyards, parking space in front of the house, outdoor sitting in the inner courtyard, bicycle garage

 

 

Rentals from a minimum stay of 3 nights!

During the high season in september and october and during the winter season

from november to february only weekly rental!

Exceptions by arrangement!

 Arrival from 15.00 hrs / Departure until 11.00 hrs

 !!!Our holiday apartments are exclusively for non-smokers!!!

Holiday apartment 1 / `Maisonette´:

1-2 persons / night / 45,-€

each additional person / 10,-€ / night

children 0 - 17 years / 5,-€ / night

dog / night / 3,-€

Holiday apartment 2 / `Winzerhäusel´ (currently not available):

1-2 persons / night / 40,-€

each additional person / 10,-€ / night

children 0 - 17 years / 5,-€ / night

dog / night / 3,-€

An initial supply of bed linen and towels is included in the price.

The use of the washing machine costs 3,-€.

If you book early in advance, we will gladly serve you a rich breakfast for 10,-€ / person

and 5,-€ / children up to 6 years in our comfortable common room.

Breadroll, beverage or purchasing services we offer at cost price.

For our more adventurous guests we have information material

on excursion destinations and hiking maps available.

 

 

The travel price is paid by you on site in cash; of course you may also pay the travel price by bank transfer before departure. In case of cancellation or no-show the travel price is due in full!!! In case of cancellation we will of course make every effort by a subletting of the period you booked; in case of partial subletting the cancellation costs are reduced according to the newly rented days, in case of complete new renting the cancellation costs are completely omitted. With your binding booking and our confirmation you accept our terms of payment!!!

 

 

Operator of this website and responsible for its content:

Ina Ohlhorst

Pamina-Hof

Trifelsstraße 31-31A

76 829 Leinsweiler

Germany

Phone: 06 345 / 949 67 89

E-Mail: ina-ohlhorst@t-online.de

Website: pamina-hof-leinsweiler.jimdo.com

All texts and photographies created by me are subject to copyright

and may not be used without my consent!

 

 

Certain personal data are necessary for establishing contact, submitting offers and processing bookings (for instance first and last name, address, telephone number, e-mail address). You, dear guests, may rely on me to handle these personal data carefully and responsibly. The personal data you entrust to me will be used exclusively for the above-mentioned purposes. No data will be passed on to third parties. I store your data in my PC, which is protected with a password and to which only I have access! If no booking is made, none of your data will be stored by me. When a booking is made, I save your contact details together with your booking confirmation on my PC. The data is stored until the end of your visit or until the end of your booked period with us and serves to ensure an exchange of information in case of any questions (for instance late bookings, late arrival, key delivery) or unexpected complications (for instance claims settlements, cancellations). Of course you, dear guests, have the possibility, to object to the use of your personal data.

Note on the online dispute resolution according Article 14, paragraphe 1 ODR-VO: "The European Commission provides a platform for online dispute resolution, which can be found at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/."

 

 

The winegrower and holiday village Leinsweiler is one of the many beautiful pearls that line the romantic Southern Wine Route. The very mild climate with an above-average number of sunny days allows lemons, figs and almonds to flourish in the gardens and courtyards, giving this area its Mediterranean character.

 

The state-approved health resort with its historic town centre is characterized by pretty half-timbered houses and rustic winegrowing estates in romantic alleys. The late gothic village church from the 13th century is dedicated to Saint Martin. In front of the arcade-lined town hall from 1619 is the village fountain, which is over 400 years old and hewn from red sandstone.

 

Every year, the Brunnenfest attracts guests from near and far to enjoy the celebrations. During the Leinsweiler Summer in July the wineries open their doors and offer delicious samples of their own products.

 

An easy hiking trail leads along the Sonnenberg to the Slevogt-Hof; the building was the residence and studio of the painter Max Slevogt (1868-1932). Today the premises house a museum with the works by the famous artist. On the hilltop 500 metres above the Slevogt-Hof there are the ruinous remains of the former high castle Neukastel from the early 12th century. From a rocky plateau you have a breathtaking view over Leinsweiler, the neighbouring villages and the sea of vines far beyond Landau.

 

In addition, Leinsweiler offers restaurants, wine taverns and a patisserie, which is famous for its exquisite pralines, but which also carries bread and rolls in its assortment. Enjoy warm hospitality with good wine and Palatinate delicacies. Leinsweiler has good bus connections to Landau, the nearest larger town. There are numerous shops, museums, theatres, zoos and an adventure pool. Landau is also a stop for the Deutsche Bahn.

 

 

At the back of Leinsweiler to the west and north rises the mighty Palatinate Forest. Climbing bizarre rock formations, meeting shy wild animals, herb and mushroom walks or bird call excursions offer a special kind of nature experience at anytime of the year. An extensive well-marked network of hiking trails, such as the "Pfälzer Höhenweg", the "Pfälzer Waldpfad" and the "Pfälzer Weinsteig" as well as dozens of rustic huts invite you to get some exercise in the fresh air and enjoy hearty Palatinate food.

 

The Wasgau region around Leinsweiler is teeming with medieval castles and castle ruins. The most famous is probably the Reichsburg Trifels, which is enthroned on the Sonnenberg at an altitude of 494 metres and forms the Trifels ensemble together with its sister castles Anebos and Scharfenberg. The "Burgenweg" is recommended for hikers here. One of the largest and oldest castle complexes in the Palatinate is the ruins of Madenburg Castle, built in the early 11th century on a 458 metres high rock spur of the Rothenberg. All of them are shrouded in legend, bear witness to the footsteps of the notorious Barbarossa, for example, and present the adventurous holidaymaker with diverse treasures of living history.