BH Titisee 10 | Vacation Rental in Titisee, Germany

3Guests

5.0Rating

FlexibleCheck-in

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A measured space on the edge of the forest

BH Titisee 10 sits on Hochfirstweg 1, a residential lane that climbs gently above the centre of Titisee. The apartment occupies 64 square metres on a single floor and accommodates up to three guests in a layout that keeps sleeping, living, and cooking areas clearly defined without feeling cramped. The building fabric is solid mid-century construction dressed with natural timber accents, and the windows face toward the treeline, bringing in the particular filtered light that the Black Forest canopy produces at every hour of the day.

The interior is finished in a palette of warm neutrals — linen tones, untreated wood surfaces, and matte ceramic fittings — that responds to the seasonal colours outside. In autumn the walls seem to absorb the amber of the beech trees; in winter the contrast between a snow-lit window and the warm-toned walls is marked and pleasant. Nothing here is decorative for its own sake: the furniture is scaled to the room, storage is generous, and the kitchen bench has enough working depth to prepare a proper meal rather than just assemble one.

Titisee as a town is compact and walkable. The lake is less than ten minutes on foot from the front door, the weekly market runs through the centre, and the trailheads that access the higher Black Forest paths begin within a short walk. The address on Hochfirstweg sits just far enough from the main promenade to be quiet at night, while remaining close enough that nothing requires a car. A direct train connection at Titisee station links the town to Freiburg im Breisgau in under an hour.

Practical notes: the apartment is suited to two adults and one child or three adults travelling lightly. Bed linen and towels are provided. The building has a lift. Arrivals can be arranged flexibly and the host is reachable by message at any stage of the stay. Direct booking through this page means no platform fees and a straightforward conversation with the person responsible for the property.

Inside and around BH Titisee 10

Natural light, timber surfaces, and the forest visible from the windows. Sixty-four square metres in Titisee, arranged for up to three guests.

What is included in the apartment

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High-Speed WiFi

Reliable fibre-based WiFi throughout the apartment, suitable for video calls and remote work without interruption.

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Private Parking

One dedicated parking space assigned to the apartment, located directly at the building on Hochfirstweg. No additional cost.

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Fully Equipped Kitchen

Four-ring hob, oven, full-size refrigerator, kettle, coffee maker, and a complete set of cookware, crockery, and utensils.

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Walk-In Shower

Enclosed walk-in shower with consistent water pressure. Heated towel rail included. Bath towels provided for all guests.

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Bed Linen Included

Freshly laundered bed linen provided for every stay. Mid-stay linen change available on request for longer bookings.

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Electric Heating

Electric panel heating in all rooms, individually adjustable. Keeps the apartment warm reliably through Black Forest winters.

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Forest-Facing Windows

Main bedroom and living area face the fir treeline directly. Blackout blinds fitted in both sleeping rooms for undisturbed rest.

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Building Lift

An in-building lift serves all floors, making the apartment fully accessible without using the staircase.

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In-Unit Laundry

Washing machine available within the apartment. Drying rack provided. Suitable for longer stays or guests arriving with outdoor kit.

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Arrival Pantry

Coffee, tea, and basic pantry items stocked before arrival so guests can settle in before heading out to the town market.

64m² arranged with care

Main Bedroom

Double bed · timber flooring · forest-facing window

A calm, properly proportioned sleeping room finished in matte plaster and natural timber. The window faces the treeline directly and the room receives morning light from the east without overheating by afternoon.

Single Sleep Area

Single bed · wardrobe · flexible use

A separate sleeping space suitable for one adult or child. Configured as a private room with a full wardrobe. Can double as a quiet work area with the desk positioned beneath the window.

Living and Dining

Sofa · dining table for 3 · oak-effect shelving

Open-plan living and dining anchored by a well-scaled sofa and a table that comfortably seats three. Connected directly to the kitchen bench, keeping shared space social without sacrificing room to move.

Kitchen

Full hob · oven · refrigerator · deep bench

A fully equipped kitchen with a four-ring hob, oven, and full-size refrigerator. The bench depth is generous enough for two people to work side by side. Basic pantry staples and coffee provided on arrival.

Bathroom

Walk-in shower · vanity · heated towel rail

A clean, well-lit bathroom with a walk-in shower, ceramic vanity, and heated towel rail. Towels are provided and replaced mid-stay on request. Good water pressure and consistent hot water.

How a stay at Hochfirstweg tends to unfold

You arrive on Hochfirstweg in the early evening, when the light across Titisee has turned low and golden. The building entrance is uncomplicated, and the apartment is on the upper floor with a lift available. The door opens onto a hallway that smells faintly of timber — the kind of clean, resinous note that follows you in from the Black Forest outside.

Mornings here are oriented around the window. The kitchen faces the treeline and there is enough bench space to make coffee properly and set out bread and fruit without crowding. The light comes in sideways through the firs before it reaches the valley floor, and the apartment is quiet — Hochfirstweg carries almost no through traffic. After breakfast, the lake is a ten-minute walk downhill. The water at Titisee is glacier-fed and clear, and on a calm morning the fir-covered ridges reflect back off the surface with a precision that photographs rarely do justice to.

The afternoon in Titisee rewards unhurried movement. The hiking trails above the town climb steadily into the higher Black Forest, offering routes from a forty-minute circuit to a full-day traverse. In winter the same paths serve as cross-country ski tracks. Back at the apartment, the living space is arranged so that reading, eating, and resting happen in one connected room without the spaces bleeding into each other awkwardly — the proportions are well-judged for the 64-square-metre footprint.

In the evening, the town centre is close enough to walk to for dinner, and the return is a short uphill stretch that takes perhaps twelve minutes at a reasonable pace. The apartment settles quickly and completely once the door is shut. The windows hold the dark outline of the forest, and by 21:00 Hochfirstweg is as quiet as anywhere in Titisee gets.

Hochfirstweg, Titisee, Germany

Titisee Lake Shore

10 minutes by foot

A glacier-formed lake ringed by fir-covered slopes. Calm water, a clear shoreline path, and boat rentals available in season.

Hochfirst Summit Trail

20 minutes by foot to trailhead

The namesake summit trail above Titisee climbs through dense Black Forest and opens onto broad views of the surrounding ridgeline.

Titisee Town Market

7 minutes by foot

A weekly market in the town centre selling regional bread, cheese, honey, and smoked meats. Well worth an early morning visit.

Feldberg Mountain

20 minutes by car

The highest peak in the Black Forest at 1493 metres. Skiing and snowboarding in winter; long-distance hiking routes in summer.

Notes on Titisee and the Black Forest

October 2025 · 5 min read

Walking the ridgeline above Titisee in October

The beech trees on the upper Black Forest trails turn at a different rate to the firs. In October, the walk from Titisee toward the Hochfirst summit passes through two distinct palettes — amber above, dark green below — and the contrast is worth the climb alone.

December 2025 · 4 min read

Feldberg in winter: what to bring and when to go

Germany's highest Black Forest peak receives reliable snowfall from late November. A practical account of the ski bus from Titisee, the best early-morning runs before the cable car queues form, and where to eat at the summit without spending an hour waiting for a table.

March 2026 · 3 min read

The Titisee morning market, week by week

The market in the centre of Titisee changes with the season. In spring there is rhubarb and early asparagus from the Rhine plain farms; in summer, soft fruit and fresh bread. A guide to what to look for, who sells it, and how to carry it back up Hochfirstweg.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is flexible and agreed directly with the host before arrival. A standard window of 15:00 to 20:00 works for most guests, but earlier or later arrangements can usually be accommodated with advance notice. The host is reachable by message throughout your travel day.

What is the check-out time?

Standard check-out is by 11:00. If the apartment is not booked immediately after your stay, a late check-out to 13:00 may be possible at no extra charge — simply ask the host the evening before departure and they will confirm availability.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment is registered and set up for a maximum of 3 guests. This covers two adults and one child, or three adults. Additional visitors are not permitted to stay overnight. The sleeping configuration includes one double and one single room.

Is parking available?

Yes. One dedicated parking space is assigned to BH Titisee 10 and is located directly at the building on Hochfirstweg 1. There is no additional cost for parking. The space accommodates a standard passenger vehicle. Larger vehicles should be discussed with the host in advance.

Do you accept pets?

Pet bookings are considered on a case-by-case basis. Please contact the host before booking to discuss your situation. The apartment has timber flooring throughout which is practical for pets, but prior approval is required and a small additional cleaning fee may apply.

How does direct booking work?

Booking directly through this page means no third-party platform fees for either side. You contact the host, agree on dates and terms, pay securely, and receive all property details by message. Communication stays direct and any questions are answered by the person actually responsible for the apartment.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are communicated clearly at the time of booking confirmation. As a general guideline, cancellations made more than 14 days before arrival receive a full refund. Cancellations within 14 days may be subject to partial retention. The host will always do their best to find a fair resolution.

How can I reach the host?

The host is reachable by message at any point — before, during, or after your stay. Response time is typically within a few hours. For urgent matters during the stay, a direct phone number is provided in the welcome information sent before arrival.