An A-frame bungalow of natural stone and timber. Climb to the loft and a jacuzzi looking through the triangular window onto the lake greets you — everyone's favourite corner. Downstairs there is a stone-walled living room, an open kitchen and a separate bedroom.
The bungalow that gave the place its name. Timber from top to bottom; inside there is an open mezzanine reached by stairs, the ceiling is high and the façade facing the view is glass from end to end. The jacuzzi is inside the living room, right by the window that looks onto the lake. A timber sun deck runs around the pool.
For large families and two couples travelling together. A two-storey stone bungalow with a high-ceilinged living room, a gallery and two separate bedrooms. The jacuzzi sits at the foot of the stone wall, facing the lake. Its garden is noticeably larger than the others: open lawn, a hammock and a stone fire pit.
All three have a heated pool, jacuzzi, wood stove, barbecue, fire pit, air conditioning, internet and a fully equipped kitchen. The table below shows only the differences.
| Stone Bungalow | Bade Bungalov | Sun Bungalow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 6 guests | 4 guests | 8 guests |
| Sleeping arrangement | Loft + separate room | Open mezzanine | 2 separate bedrooms |
| Where the jacuzzi is | In the loft | Salonda | In the living room, by the stone wall |
| Structure | Stone + timber | All timber | Two-storey stone + timber |
| Around the pool | Pergola seating | Timber sun deck | Deck + large lawn |
| Best for | Couples, small families | Couples, view lovers | Large families, two couples |