Trompette - Charming accommodation at the foot of the Vosges mountains

The Trompette du Nid Mycélia apartment is located in a very old Alsatian house dating from 1600, adjoining the church whose bells delicately punctuate the life of the village. Steeped in soul and history, the house has been carefully renovated, with respect for the old buildings, with particular attention paid to the choice of materials and complete insulation, in order to offer optimal comfort throughout the year.
Passionate about flea markets, we have found some of the furniture and crockery, including a traditional Alsatian Sarreguemines service, Obernai model. The bedding is made of 100% cotton, chosen for its comfort and quality. The entire layout and decoration has been designed with high standards to create an elegant, warm and sustainable atmosphere.
Located at the direct foot of the Vosges forest and many hiking trails, the Trompette apartment is a true refuge of calm and nature. It enjoys an ideal location, about 25 minutes from Colmar, 20 minutes from the ski slopes, with shops and services within walking distance.
The apartment consists of a bright and harmonious living space with living room and fully equipped open kitchen: oven, dishwasher, microwave, induction hob with integrated hood, as well as everything you need to cook comfortably on a daily basis. The custom-designed kitchen offers a level of equipment and functionality rare for accommodation of this type.
A separate toilet with laundry room, equipped with a washer-dryer.
The bedroom has its private bathroom with shower and sink, a dressing room and a cloakroom offering beautiful storage space.
A shared outdoor space, in the quiet of a green inner courtyard, is set up to enjoy the sunny days. It is a pleasant place to relax, read or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the place.
Pets are welcome and will be welcomed with pleasure.
Trompette is an elegant and soothing cocoon, designed to slow down, reconnect with the essentials and live an authentic Alsatian experience, between heritage, nature and art of living.