Romantic bungalow on the Rennsteig – pure nature and cosy fireside evenings. Welcome to Friedrichshöhe!
Our cosy bungalow awaits among flowering mountain meadows, with outstanding views of the Thuringian mountains and the Blessberg. Right on the legendary Rennsteig, it is perfect for family holidays, walkers and anyone seeking the peace of unspoilt nature.
Facilities
Highlights of your retreat
- Right on the Rennsteig: Put on your walking boots and set off: Germany's best-known ridge trail passes immediately behind the house.
- Cosy evenings: A welcoming fireplace in the living area provides comfortable warmth after a winter walk; firewood is included.
- On the sunny side: Relax on the peaceful sun terrace or spacious lawn overlooking the idyllic mountain village.
Living & enjoying
A cosy sofa, satellite TV and atmospheric fireplace. The new fitted kitchen has an induction hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher and everything needed for holiday cooking. Share meals at the inviting dining table with breathtaking panoramic views.
Sleeping & bathroom
Bedroom 1 has a comfortable double bed for restful nights; bedroom 2 has a practical bunk bed, ideal for children. The functional bathroom has a shower and toilet.
Linen
Towels and bed linen can be booked as optional extras.
Outdoor space & parking
Furnished terrace with barbecue facilities and a large lawn for relaxing and playing. Free parking is on the property; when there is snow, winter parking is available around 350 m away.
Location & activities
Address: Am Rennsteig, 98673 Eisfeld / Friedrichshöhe
Friedrichshöhe is considered one of the most beautiful villages in the Thuringian Forest.
Walking & relaxation
Direct access to walking trails for every fitness level. In winter, the bungalow is an ideal base for long winter walks.
Views
Panoramic views of the Blessberg and surrounding mountains.
More options for your holiday
Use our own Cube e-bike, children's trailer and bike-carrier hire service, with delivery to the property on request. More information under E-bike hire.





























