Johannes Neun is an extraordinary holiday accommodation in a former church from 1964 in the Sauerland region, which was used as a place of worship until 2018.

Today, the building combines its historical significance with a modern, artistic concept. The large church interior is characterized by 28 colored stained-glass windows, whose interplay of light changes throughout the day on the walls and floors, creating a unique, almost sacred atmosphere.

Guests sleep in two individually designed sleeping alcoves and two bedrooms integrated into a freestanding cube within the church. Depending on their position, guests enjoy different views of the building's impressive interior. The exceptional tranquility of the space fosters a profound sense of slowing down and retreat.

A gallery with a large lounge sofa and library offers additional space to linger and provides a view of the entire church interior. Warm materials such as wood and linen, as well as carefully selected pieces of furniture from restored handcrafted stock, complement the modern design.

Hosts Sandra Glados and Reimund Köster have transformed the church into a personal passion project, incorporating their travel experiences and design ideas. The location is ideal, nestled between nature and urban infrastructure: forests, the town, and Lake Hennesee are all within walking distance, offering numerous recreational opportunities such as hiking, swimming, and regional events.