Ein creme farbiges rautenförmiges Logo in Orange mit dem deutschen Text Sommer wie damals in der Mitte und Seit 1924 an den Seiten, alles in orangefarbenen Großbuchstaben.
Eine Reihe hoher, belaubter Bäume steht vor einem Gebäude mit rotem Dach und weißen Wänden unter einem klaren blauen Himmel.

Strandhaus Attila

Where the poplars are
palm trees in disguise

The only way to sleep any closer to the lake is on a lilo. Which, by the way, is welcome here – just like the squelching of flip-flops and the merry splashing of children. It’s all part of the summer feeling here at the house, which has been converting new guests into regulars for 100 years now. 

Close your eyes. Do you hear the wind whispering in the poplars? The waves lapping against the shore? The laughter of children playing on the beach? Then you can hear it – the soundtrack of a holiday at Strandhaus Attila. A holiday like it used to be.

Rooms

The wind longs to play
with your hair

Water, wind and suncream made it a lake hair day? Don’t worry – it’s normal and always welcome here. Our house, our guests and our life are shaped by the lake. Laid-back, relaxed, uncombed joy!

Ein lächelnder Mann mit zerzaustem Haar trägt ein weiß-rot gestreiftes Hemd und steht draußen vor einem blauen Himmel mit ein paar Wolken im Hintergrund.
Illustration eines bärtigen Mannes in roter Tunika, grünen Stiefeln und einer Krone, der ein großes Schwert hält. Er steht auf felsigem Boden und blickt zur Seite. Die Bildunterschrift lautet "Attila".

So why Attila?

Attila wasn’t a good boy – that’s for sure. He killed his brother Bleda –and this murder certainly made waves at the time. The Romans were terrified of the man who was born in a region which now belongs to Hungary. People soon nicknamed Attila “The scourge of God”. 

He called himself the “King of the Huns”. Nowadays, kings and emperors in our part of the world are only receive such a title thanks to achievements in winemaking or agriculture. Battles of life or death are no longer involved in the process.