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Accommodations at Landhaus Weserbergland must be booked separately.

Landhaus Weserbergland is a traditional half-timbered house that underwent a complete renovation in 2020 and 2021 using natural building materials such as wood and clay. It is situated in a quiet and secluded location in southern Lower Saxony, yet right in the heart of Germany. The house features five vacation apartments, a sleeping barrel, a
common room, and a shared kitchen. A special highlight is the spacious garden with numerous spots to relax. Here, guests have access to a spacious outdoor pool.

The house offers five vacation apartments named “Anton,” “Elsa,” “Rosel,” “Ida,” and “Karl.” In the garden, right next to the outdoor pool, stands the “Little Prince” sleeping barrel. There are also three additional beds in the seminar room on the sleeping loft. A restroom and shower are located nearby in the same building.

Overnight stays are billed directly through Landhaus Weserbergland.
Apartments for single, double, or multiple occupancy:

Maximum occupancy of up to 14 people: EUR 40–EUR 90 per person per night

Apartments Anton, Elsa, Ida, Rosel, Karl:
Single occupancy: EUR 90 per person per night
Double or multiple occupancy: EUR 65 per person per night (depending on capacity, in a double bed or separate rooms within the same apartment)

“Little Prince” sleeping barrel (heated; with electricity):
Single occupancy: EUR 80 per person per night

Loft
Once the minimum occupancy is reached (or all apartments are booked), the loft
with 3 beds can also be used:
EUR 40 per person per night

Prepared with love every day, a rich and nutritious meal awaits you during your retreat.

With plenty of regional products, homemade bread, and other delicacies, you’ll have everything you need to pamper your body and soul through food.

The dishes are prepared with seasonal ingredients and are entirely vegetarian.

Program: Back to Yourself

Here is the schedule for orientation; the times are a guideline, not a requirement.

Friday
3:00 – 5:00 p.m. – Arrival & Check-in
Time to settle in, have some tea, get settled in your rooms, and
kick off the weekend together
5:15 PM – 6:45 PM – Introductions, followed by dinner together
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM Gentle Yin Yoga: Focus on Self-Love
A nourishing and gentle way to set the tone for the weekend.
8:30 PM – 9:30 PM – Discussion circle by the fire: Topic—self-love in everyday life
—what does self-love mean, and how can I integrate it into my daily life? Sharing of
experiences.

Saturday
7:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Morning Kundalini Yoga | Opening the Heart
An energizing morning practice with breathing exercises, movement, and relaxation
9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. – Breakfast
10:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. – Mindful scavenger hunt in the forest | Self-love, self-esteem,
mindfulness
During the walk, we’ll connect with nature, reflect on thought-provoking questions, and use
the power of breath to connect with our inner wisdom.
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM – Lunch
2:30 PM – 6:00 PM – Free time
Free time in the afternoon: time for walks, the sauna, reading, conversations,
relaxation, or simply just being.
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM – Dinner
7:30 PM – 9:30 PM – Cacao Ceremony, Move & Feel | Letting Go
Cacao with music and free dance to let go with ease and joy.

Sunday
8:00 – 9:45 a.m. – Morning Kundalini Yoga | Integration & Closing Ritual
An energizing and integrative yoga practice to wrap up the retreat.
10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Breakfast + sharing and closing circle with a mini ritual
Followed by check-out and departure

Traveling by Car to Landhaus Weserbergland
Landhaus Weserbergland is situated in an idyllic and peaceful location on the Ottenstein Plateau in the Bad Pyrmont mountain region. Due to its secluded natural setting surrounded by greenery, we recommend traveling by car. Be sure to allow some extra time to enjoy the scenic country roads on the final leg of your journey.
Directions from the Main Directions
The Weserbergland region is excellently connected to the national highway network:
• From the north/west (e.g., Hanover, Dortmund): Take the A2 highway to the Rinteln or Bad Eilsen exit. Continue on the federal highways toward Hamelin/Bad Pyrmont.
• From the south / southwest (e.g., Paderborn, Kassel): Take the A33 or A44 highway, then follow the well-maintained federal highways (such as the B64 or B83) toward Holzminden / Bodenwerder.

The final stretch to Vahlbruch
• From any direction, head toward the Bad Pyrmont or Bodenwerder area.
• From there, the route takes you uphill to the Ottenstein Plateau, leading directly into the tranquil mountain village of Vahlbruch.
• Once you arrive in the village, head straight for the village center. The lodging is located right next to the distinctive village church.

Important information for your arrival
• 📍 Address for your GPS: An der Kirche 50, 37647 Vahlbruch.
🅿️ Parking: A free private parking space is available right at the accommodation. No advance reservation is necessary.