Our family-run guesthouses Haus Schwemmbauer and Haus Resi, which we have been operating for almost 50 years and are now in the second generation, are located in the Reit im Winkler district of Groißenbach. It is only a few minutes' walk from us to the centre of the village or to the Tourist Info! Our seven holiday flats (for 2-5 persons), No. 1,5,6,7 and now also No. 8 with a **** and *****Sternen classification and the three double rooms are partly designed in an alpine style, but also modern with a lot of love for detail and are constantly being renovated. Many carvings, furniture and wooden details stand out - they are individually made by the landlord - that's why there is a lot of heart and soul in the furnishings. In summer, we are the ideal starting point for easy hikes, full-day tours or a detour into the high mountains. Tennis courts, a supermarket and the outdoor swimming pool are in the immediate vicinity. In winter, the cross-country skiing trails and winter hiking paths start directly behind our houses, but also the shuttle bus to the gondola lift or to the Winklmoos/Steinplatte skiing area and the local bus stop are opposite (only in winter!). Our houses also off

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Reit im Winkl: A Climate Resort According to Wikipedia, the designation "climate resort" is awarded to "towns and villages whose air and climate, as determined by an expert assessment, possess qualities that are beneficial to health and relaxation. Reit im Winkl was designated a climate resort in 1956 and has consistently met the criteria for this designation through its ongoing efforts ever since. For one thing, its high altitude ensures that summer heat is moderate and nights remain pleasantly cool. The town is surrounded by extensive mountain forests of the Chiemgau Alps and, in terms of its general climate, belongs to the "Bavarian Alps" climate region. The character of the weather is decisively determined by the local conditions-that is, by the influence of the mountain ranges and valley incisions on weather patterns. In addition to the natural conditions for good air quality, we actively work to preserve the fresh mountain air through the use of natural heat and an extensive bus service.