Once this (water) Mühle changed its function and became an inn, only to be reached by a winding road through the forest. There in the valley the river and mill corridor sweetly make their way through the terrain and the former water mill is the only scenery made by human hands. On the ground floor is the guest room with bar, two large wood stoves and seating for about 25 people. Furthermore, there you will also find the nature house's kitchen, which has a sturdy look and is equipped with all conveniences. There is a sink kitchen with washing and dishwashing machines and a dryer. On the floors are three apartments, a family room and five single rooms. In total, the building has 25 beds.All the rooms are functional without frills, but adapted to our times.The inn is an ideal place to be together with friends, family or colleagues. It is to enjoy the house, the surroundings and of course each other. Dogs are welcome, a basket and a bowl of water are ready.

The Mühle is located in the so-called "Siebenbach Valley. From a vantage point northeast of the nature house, it looks as if the strongly meandering little river Uesbach has re-emerged seven times. Beyond the optical illusion, you can see how the Uesbach has scoured its way through a slate plateau. On its emerged flanks are deciduous woods. Through those woods you can hike beautifully. Furthermore, the house is located in the middle of the Volcanic Eifel. The various volcanic lakes, called "maren", show the volcanic activity of yesteryear. The water is unprecedentedly clear and you can swim in several lakes fine. In the somewhat more distant surroundings you will find medieval castles. Burg Eltz and the ruins of Manderscheid are the most famous. But also the city of Trier is not far away. It is the oldest city in Germany, where an incredible number of Roman remains have been preserved.