Golden October: Your Inner Radiance

Viel weite, viel Natur, viel frische Luft und ganz viel Ruhe. Kulinarisch verwöhnt mit nährendem Essen, voller regionaler Power, mit den besten Zutaten, gerne auch in Bildqualität.
Sauna und Hottub inklusive.

"We...
...source our food almost exclusively from regional suppliers and farmers, opting for organic products whenever possible.
...support the idea and philosophy of Slow Food: Good, clean, and fair for everyone.
...offer you carefully selected fair-trade products for a sustainable lifestyle in our concept store.
...bake using old family recipes and with a deep love for the craft.
...use towels and linens made from organic cotton and produced fairly.
avoid waste wherever possible.
use water-saving faucet buttons.
...provide high-quality natural cosmetics in the hotel rooms.
...supply the entire hotel with Grander water, which you can use to refill the carafe in your room at any time.
...use biodegradable cleaning and laundry detergents and change bed linens and towels during your stay only upon request.
...we arrange bike and e-bike rentals (by advance reservation)
...and provide cycling tour tips.

Your Retreat with Angi & Tasja
Enjoy daily yoga and relaxation sessions. Find peace and delight in the beauty of nature.
Every day, you’ll gain new inspiration and connect with other women.
You’ll leave this retreat not only with inner peace and serenity, but also with techniques that will help you rekindle this state within yourself time and again.
October 5 at 4:00 p.m. (Check-in starting at 3:00 p.m.)
Sample daily schedule:
7:45 – 9:15 a.m. Meditation, pranayama, yoga
9:30–10:15 a.m. Activating body memory
10:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. Breakfast & time for walking, relaxing, and connecting
12:45 p.m.–3:00 p.m. Improvisation sessions/role-playing
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM Break
3:45 PM – 6:00 PM Yoga / free afternoon + sauna / meditative walk
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Dinner together
7:30 PM – 9:00 PM Free evening + sauna/yoga/meditation/satsang
9:00 PM – 9:45 PM Deep relaxation (varying practices)
On October 9, we’ll wrap up with breakfast together and a special event

1. By car (Most flexible)
Since Warpe is located in a rural area, a car offers the greatest flexibility once you’re there:
From the north / Bremen: Take the B6 toward Nienburg/Hanover, exit at Syke or Asendorf, and take the country roads (L330/L351) directly through Bruchhausen-Vilsen or Hoya to Warpe.
From the south / Hanover: Take the B6 to Nienburg (Weser) and from there continue on the B215 toward Verden/Hoya, then follow the signs toward Warpe/Bücken.
From the east / Verden: Drive via Hoya/Weser—it’s just a few minutes’ drive to Warpe.

2. By Train & Bus
Warpe itself does not have its own train station, but it is easily accessible via the surrounding stations:
Destination stations:
Eystrup (on the Bremen–Hanover rail line)—from here, it’s only about 10–12 km.
Nienburg (Weser) or Syke as larger transportation hubs.
Continue by bus: From the Eystrup or Nienburg train stations, regional bus routes operated by the VLN (Verkehrsgesellschaft Landkreis Nienburg) run to the Grafschaft Hoya municipality and to Warpe. (Tip: On weekends or during off-peak hours, it’s a good idea to check for shared-ride taxis or community bus services in the region).

3. By Bike (For Nature Lovers)
If you’re already traveling through the region, Warpe is easily accessible by bike:
The well-known Weser Bike Path runs just a few kilometers to the east along the Weser River (near Hoya/Eystrup). From there, quiet, well-marked country roads and bike paths lead directly to Warpe and along the popular Warpe Sculpture Trail.
We’d be happy to connect you with each other in advance to help arrange carpooling opportunities.