The 31 hotel rooms accommodated in the farmhouse are naturally small and “cosy” due to the age of the building. The special charm of the 70’s, which characterized the farmhouse since its relocation, has been replaced by a light and warm non-coloured design in line with the style of the country house. Despite their small size, the bathrooms are decorated with different tiles in light tones, the black accents are reminiscent of the old framework. The result is a mix that combines rustic and classic elements.

The special features of the rural building, supplemented by new accents, are also retained in the public areas. The playful combination of the often contrasting style elements creates an entirely new look that offers guests of all ages a multifaceted spatial experience. Harmonious tension is achieved by the building structure in itself, ranging from low, cosy zones to high barn style rooms. A world of colours leads through the bar into the conference rooms and the restaurant. Due to the numerous events and various functions, it was important to create a continuity that presents the theme in diverse facets and thus avoids boredom. Sunny yellow, accessories with a touch of humour and unusual details are fun without being overwhelming.