The space is special. An old artist’s sanctuary turned ‘Inn’, Inge’s vision just might be her masterpiece. To spend time here isn’t to book accommodation but is to temporarily live in the product of an agreement and vision between the host and her late husband. While Inge has turned her late creative husband’s den into a business, it is much more an ode to a life lived (if one cares to ask) than some fiscal strategy. Staying here (I suppose ‘finding’ Inge) is one of my more treasured experiences.
Read the other reviews to grasp the particulars. But if you’re looking to really grasp the space, the individual ‘ads’ don’t do it justice. It doesn’t capture the ‘whole’ of her setup. I suggest when looking at a room, also find her other rooms. And then imagine the whole. The space has everything you need. Period. An original work of art.
And Inge? Well Inge is warm, gracious and generous. She is brushstrokes of sunshine on blank canvas. She is no ‘still life’ art. She is art in motion! Instant connection. I’m full of gratitude for meeting her.