Ferienwohnungen für den Urlaub mit Hund in Michendorf

Die Ferienwohnung war für mich und meine Tochter einfach schön. Meine Tochter ist in einem ausladenden Elektrorollstuhl angereist. In der barrierefreien Ferienwohnung war alles super großzügig und alles so leicht für uns. Die Wohnung war gut und geschmackvoll eingerichtet und die Lage ist ein Traum. Auf diesem idyllischen Guthof ist man umgeben von herrlicher Landschaft und trotzdem schnell in Potsdam und auch Berlin. Genau die richtige Mischung für uns. Auf dem Gutshof sind wir ausschließlich freundlichen Menschen begegnet. Alles war immer super unkompliziert und ich wäre am liebsten da geblieben. Meine Tochter hatte so liebevolle Pferdebegegnungen, Danke dafür. Wir kommen wieder und freuen uns morgens durch das Viehern der Pferde aufzuwachen. Einfach toll.

Die Unterkunft war super ausreichend Möbliert Wasserkocher müsste ausgetauscht werden, war undicht .

We spent almost nine happy years at Gut Langerwisch with our Haflinger mare, Maika. Maika was initially housed in one of the spacious open stables, where she settled in immediately, and then moved to the active stable for mares. This was her home, where she felt comfortable and secure. We noticed this every time we brought her back and, after our farewell ritual with lots of petting, apple pieces, and finally the indispensable, irresistible banana, she happily returned to her equine friends. Because riding was no longer our priority, we looked for other ways to spend time together: Initially, this involved light work in the round pen and later walks on the extensive, very varied grounds. We also found everything we needed and needed for grooming, including a grooming area, storage cupboard, and washing facilities. I was also able to travel to Austria to see my mother, who needed care, with peace of mind, knowing that Maika was always well cared for by the always very caring, competent, and attentive team at the estate. It was ultimately thanks to this tireless commitment to the welfare of the horses that Maika was quickly found and received immediate emergency medical treatment after her accident, possibly caused by an unfortunate slip, on the grounds of the active stable one evening last November. Since I was back in Austria at the time and couldn't get home quickly enough, it was the estate team that once again loaded Maika onto the horse, taking every possible precaution, drove her to the equine clinic, and stayed there longer to create a familiar environment for Maika during her examinations and her final farewell (she had to be euthanized due to an inoperable leg fracture). For this and everything else, we will always be grateful to the Bildt family and their team!