Sleeping Room One
A dedicated sleeping room with enough beds for part of the crew, a full wardrobe for longer stays, and window coverings that block out morning light after early starts on site.






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A fully equipped apartment on Schönbornstraße designed for working stays and longer visits in the heart of Werneck, Germany.
Schönbornstraße 7 is a ground-floor apartment in a residential building on one of Werneck's quieter side streets.
A practical, well-sized apartment in Werneck that works hard for you
Schönbornstraße 7 is a ground-floor apartment in a residential building on one of Werneck's quieter side streets. At 78 square metres, it offers considerably more living space than a standard hotel room or shared accommodation, making it a sensible choice for trade workers, construction crews, service technicians, and anyone else arriving in Werneck on a longer assignment. The layout is straightforward: dedicated sleeping areas, a proper kitchen, and a main living space that gives everyone room to decompress at the end of the day.

The building itself sits within walking distance of everyday essentials — local supermarkets, filling stations, and the small shops and bakeries that line the centre of Werneck. The residential street setting means quieter nights compared to properties near main roads, and on-site or nearby parking means you can leave the van or work vehicle without hassle. The surrounding neighbourhood is calm and residential, with a few green spaces and easy access to the federal roads that connect Werneck to Schweinfurt, Würzburg, and the wider Franconian region.
The apartment was set up specifically with working guests in mind. That means a fully equipped kitchen where you can prepare a proper meal rather than relying on takeaways every evening, reliable internet access for end-of-day reporting or video calls, and enough beds to comfortably sleep a full crew of up to six. Beds are properly made up, towels and linens are included, and the apartment is cleaned between every stay.
Host Daniel Radtke manages the property directly, which means communication is fast and straightforward. Questions about the area, the parking situation, or logistics around arrival and departure are handled without going through a third-party platform. Booking direct keeps things simple and usually more affordable, and Daniel is reachable throughout your stay should anything come up.
78 square metres of clean, practical living space in Werneck — bedrooms, a full kitchen, dining area, and a bathroom, all maintained between every stay.
High-speed internet throughout the apartment, suitable for video calls, file uploads, and end-of-day reporting without bandwidth issues.
Dedicated or nearby parking for cars, vans, and work vehicles — no time wasted searching for a space in central Werneck.
Hob, oven, refrigerator, microwave, and a complete set of pots, pans, utensils, and crockery for preparing proper meals.
Sleeping capacity for up to six guests across two dedicated bedrooms, each with made-up beds and wardrobe storage for longer assignments.
Fresh bed linen and towels provided for every guest at every stay — no need to bring your own or add laundry to the to-do list.
Flat-screen TV in the main living area for evening wind-down after work — German and international channels available.
Washing facilities available so guests on multi-week assignments can keep clothing clean without leaving the property.
A full-size dining table with seating for all six guests — space to eat together, work on documents, or spread out a floor plan.
Arrival and departure times arranged directly with Daniel Radtke to fit around job-site schedules and travel logistics.
The apartment is professionally cleaned and fully prepared between every guest stay, including bathroom, kitchen, and sleeping areas.
A dedicated sleeping room with enough beds for part of the crew, a full wardrobe for longer stays, and window coverings that block out morning light after early starts on site.
The second sleeping room mirrors the first in comfort and storage provision, keeping personal gear organised and giving guests a proper place to rest rather than a converted living space.
A generous open living and dining zone with a table large enough to seat all six guests simultaneously — useful for meals together, planning sessions, or simply spreading out after work.
A complete kitchen with hob, oven, refrigerator, and a full set of cookware, utensils, and crockery. Designed for guests who cook real meals rather than just boiling water.
A clean, functional bathroom with shower and WC. Fresh towels are provided for every guest and replaced between stays, so there is no need to pack your own.
You arrive at Schönbornstraße 7 after a drive through Franconian countryside — flat fields giving way to the compact grid of Werneck's residential streets. The address is easy to find, parking is sorted, and the handover is direct and unhurried. You bring your bags in, the apartment is clean and the beds are made, and that is already a better start than most working trips offer.
Morning here is straightforward. The kitchen is stocked with what you need to make coffee and a proper breakfast before heading to site. There is space at the table for the whole crew to sit together rather than eating in shifts. If someone on the team has an early call, the living area and sleeping rooms are separated enough that light sleepers are not disturbed.
During the day the apartment sits quietly on Schönbornstraße. When you return in the afternoon or evening, Werneck's small centre is close enough to walk — a bakery for bread, a supermarket for dinner ingredients, a pharmacy if needed. The apartment has enough surface area in the kitchen to actually cook, not just microwave, which matters more than it sounds after a long week.
Evening in the apartment is genuinely restful. The residential street is calm, the rooms are large enough that six people do not feel crowded, and reliable WiFi means anyone who needs to file a report, send photos to a client, or make a video call can do so without fighting for bandwidth. By the time it is late, the beds are comfortable, the building is quiet, and Werneck outside the window settles into the particular stillness of a small German town after dark.

10 minutes by foot
An 18th-century baroque palace designed by Balthasar Neumann, now a clinic, with publicly accessible parkland ideal for an evening walk after work.

5 minutes by foot
A compact market town centre with bakeries, a supermarket, pharmacy, and the small services a working crew needs on weekday mornings.

15 minutes by car
The nearest significant city, with a wider range of supermarkets, hardware and trade suppliers, restaurants, and after-work options for the whole team.

20 minutes by car
The Main Valley cycle and walking path follows the river through Franconian countryside — a genuine way to clear your head on a free afternoon.
Werneck sits at an efficient crossroads of Lower Franconia — fifteen minutes from Schweinfurt, thirty from Würzburg, and connected to A7 and A70 quickly. Here is why crews based here cover more ground with less commute time.
After a week on site near Werneck, Schweinfurt fifteen minutes up the road offers a proper evening out. These are the spots worth the short drive — restaurants, a riverside walk, and one genuinely good local brewery.
Most guests walk past Schloss Werneck without knowing Balthasar Neumann designed it in the 1720s. The parkland is open, the facade is worth ten minutes of your time, and it is a five-minute walk from Schönbornstraße.
Check-in time is arranged directly with host Daniel Radtke and can be adapted to fit your arrival schedule and job-site logistics. Get in touch before your stay and he will confirm a time that works for both sides.
Standard check-out is in the late morning, but again this is confirmed directly with Daniel. If your schedule on the last day requires a later departure, it is worth asking — flexibility is one of the advantages of booking direct.
The apartment accommodates up to 6 guests across two dedicated sleeping rooms. This makes it suitable for a full working crew staying together, which is more economical than booking multiple hotel rooms.
Yes. Parking for cars and work vehicles is available on-site or directly nearby on Schönbornstraße. This is one of the practical advantages of this property for trade crews arriving with vans or equipment.
This is something to discuss directly with Daniel Radtke before booking. Policies can sometimes be arranged on a case-by-case basis, so it is always worth asking rather than assuming either way.
You contact Daniel Radtke through the booking form or contact details on this site, confirm your dates and number of guests, and receive booking confirmation and payment details directly. There is no platform commission, which often means a better rate for you.
Cancellation terms are confirmed at the time of booking and communicated directly by Daniel. Please ask about the specific policy for your dates when you make your enquiry, particularly for longer stays where circumstances can change.
Daniel Radtke is the direct host and point of contact throughout your stay. You can reach him via the contact form on this website, by phone, or by message. Response times are typically fast, and he is available to help with local questions, logistics, or anything that comes up during your time in Werneck.
A small team — replies in a few hours, most days.







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