A vacation at a winery in the Saale-Unstrut Valley!

You’ll find a vacation right at the winery in the small, tranquil wine-growing village of Dorndorf, about 1 km from the “city of bells,” Laucha, and about 10 km from Freyburg/Unstrut. The Weingut Beyer wine estate is located directly on the Unstrut Bike Trail and offers a variety of excursion options in the surrounding area. Discover the Saale-Unstrut wine-growing region and enjoy your getaway on a wonderful hike, a bike ride, or an adventurous canoe trip.

The modernly equipped vacation apartments in the approximately 300-year-old, renovated inn are located right in the village; some offer a beautiful view of the vineyards of the Dorndorf Rappental valley, while others overlook the Unstrut River flowing by from the inn’s own barbecue area. The vacation apartments’ decor is entirely dedicated to the theme of “wine.”

The “Weinbergs-Wohnung” features 1 bedroom with a double bed, a living and dining area with a sleeper sofa for up to 2 people, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, a dishwasher, a microwave, and an oven, as well as 1 bathroom with a shower. Towels and bed linens are provided.
During the winter months, a two-sided fireplace in each vacation apartment adds to the cozy atmosphere.

About 20 meters away is a public playground and a small swimming spot on the Unstrut River for a spontaneous dip in the cool water during the summer months.

The nearest airport is Leipzig/Halle Airport, approximately 68 km away.

Dorndorf is the perfect base for exploring the Saale-Unstrut wine region. When you stay with winemaker Johannes Beyer, we offer a free cellar tour with a glass of wine for stays of 5 nights or more.

This small winery now cultivates 7 hectares of vineyards with nearly 15 grape varieties. Johannes places particular importance on producing all products himself. He has also demonstrated his attention to detail in the renovation and remodeling of the wine estate. The vacation apartments, each individually designed and furnished around the theme of wine, reflect a great deal of his own hard, hands-on work.