Zarensuite Nikolaus II

Living room of the Zarensuite with a blue sofa in the bay window

60 m² · up to 4 guests

1 bedroom1 sofa bed

In the Zarensuite stand the beds in which Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra once slept, more than a hundred years ago, in the Alexander Palace near Saint Petersburg. How they made their way to Nesselwängle, with two stops in between, no one knows for certain today. In the bay window hang drawings by Gustav Klimt. A great deal of history for 60 square metres, and yet the room stays light and airy, with a loggia and balcony to the south.

Living room and bedroom are separate, the bay window catches the sun above the village, and there is a sofa for reading. Draw the curtain in the morning and Nesselwängle lies below you.

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RoomsLiving room with bay window and sofa bed, bedroom, own kitchen, south loggia, south balcony

As self-contained as a holiday apartment, with its own kitchen and your own rhythm. And yet we are there: fresh rolls at your door or breakfast in the Bauernstube in the morning, the steam bath in the afternoon, a glass in the Orient Express in the evening.