Questions & answers

The hotel comprises the Stammhaus, Pfarrhaus and Rössle Zwo guesthouse, with different room types and settings. According to the former hotel website, the restaurant and breakfast room are in the Stammhaus, and the Pfarrhaus is opposite.

The former hotel website lists Standard single, Basic double and Comfort double rooms in the Stammhaus; apartments and a double room in the Pfarrhaus; and single, double and Comfort double rooms in Rössle Zwo. Please confirm your preferred category before travelling.

Historical guidance gives single rooms from approximately 15 m², double rooms from approximately 20 m² and apartments of approximately 21–64 m². Sizes depend on the particular room or unit and are not guaranteed for every category. Confirm the exact layout beforehand.

The former hotel information describes the Pfarrhaus as suitable for families and longer stays. Apartments offer a seating area and additional space depending on the unit. Occupancy, cots and extra sleeping places have not been confirmed here and need individual agreement.

The former hotel website describes the Pfarrhaus apartments as suitable for longer stays, with a seating area, desk and storage. The length of stay, particular unit and current arrangements need to be agreed directly with the hotel.

Pfarrhaus apartments are described as having a double bed or two single beds depending on the unit. This does not establish the bed arrangement in every room. If twin beds matter to you, confirm the particular unit in advance.

A balcony is not documented for every room. The former hotel information says most rooms in Rössle Zwo have balconies, with facilities and orientation varying. Ask for explicit confirmation for the room you intend to stay in.

The former hotel website lists free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, bathroom with shower/WC, hairdryer and desk. Layouts and facilities can vary. This information does not confirm facilities such as a kitchen, air conditioning or a spa.

Non-smoking rooms are listed in the former hotel information. Rules for areas outside the rooms or for balconies have not been confirmed on this website. Clarify any specific questions with the hotel beforehand.

The former hotel website lists hypoallergenic bedding on request. Ask in advance and obtain confirmation for your room. This does not mean a room is guaranteed to be completely free of allergens.

A verified accessibility overview is not available here. Ask specifically about step-free access, lifts, door widths and the bathroom layout in your preferred unit. A bathroom photograph alone does not establish full accessibility.

A current pet policy has not been confirmed on this website. Before travelling, ask whether your animal is allowed in the particular house and room and what conditions apply. The existing room descriptions do not establish permission.

Hotel and room photographs come from real hotelier or partner images. A recent renovation date and the house assignment of some interior images have not been confirmed. The visibly carpeted room photograph has been removed; wood-look flooring in the remaining photographs does not by itself prove genuine parquet.

According to the former hotel website, the breakfast room is in the Stammhaus. Breakfast times, the current selection and individual dietary requirements have not been confirmed here. Clarify these details directly before your stay.

The restaurant page introduces the dining room and terrace. Confirmed opening hours, days of closure and the current menu have not yet been supplied and are marked as information to follow. Check current details before planning a meal.

The event pages offer ideas for weddings, family celebrations and group stays. They are not confirmed event packages: dates, capacity, catering and rooms need individual agreement. No binding event dates are published on this website.

The address is Hotel-Gasthof Zum Rössle, Zähringerstraße 12, 78183 Hüfingen-Fürstenberg. Fürstenberg is a district of Hüfingen in Baden-Württemberg. Use the full address when planning your journey to avoid confusion with other places named Fürstenberg.

Enter the hotel's full address in your navigation service. The Rössle is in the village centre of Hüfingen-Fürstenberg; check current road closures and the appropriate approach before setting off. The contact page provides a link to an external journey planner.

For public transport, search for a current journey to Hüfingen-Fürstenberg using the full destination address. The contact page gives general train and bus guidance. Check stops, connections and the final leg against current timetables; a hotel shuttle has not been confirmed.

Parking is directly in front of the door. Free parking is listed in the former hotel information. A particular number of spaces, guaranteed parking, electric vehicle charging or spaces for larger vehicles have not been confirmed here. Check current arrangements if you have specific requirements.

Current arrival and departure times have not been confirmed here. Agree your arrival directly with the hotel and discuss any late arrival. This website does not promise a 24-hour reception or automated check-in.

The contact page contains the full hotel address and travel guidance. A current telephone number and email address have not yet been confirmed and are marked as outstanding. There is no enquiry form on this website; individual arrangements require the contact details that are still to be supplied.

The Rössle is in Hüfingen-Fürstenberg on the Baar in Baden-Württemberg, near the southern Black Forest rather than in the High Black Forest itself. A stay can be combined with Black Forest excursions. Titisee and Feldberg have their own destination page; journey times depend on route and traffic.

Fürstenberg and the Baar landscape offer ideas for walks, hikes and open views. The walking page provides inspiration rather than verified routes with fixed distances or walking times. Choose a suitable route using current maps and local guidance.

The Wutach and Gauchach gorges can have narrow, demanding paths that become slippery when wet. Check official weather, closure and trail-condition information before setting off. Take sturdy footwear, water and enough time, and choose a route suited to your experience and fitness.

Suitability for children or pushchairs cannot be guaranteed in general. Narrow paths, steps and slippery sections may make parts unsuitable. Check the particular route with official sources and consider an easier walk outside the gorges for younger children.

This website introduces Hüfingen, Donaueschingen and Villingen-Schwenningen. Themes include historic streets, Roman heritage in Hüfingen and the source of the Danube in Donaueschingen. Check current opening hours with official operators for museums and individual attractions.

A town visit or museum in Hüfingen, Donaueschingen or Villingen-Schwenningen may be an alternative to a hike. Check the chosen venue's opening hours and keep plans flexible. Gorge trails should not automatically be treated as a safe wet-weather option.

Spring and autumn offer walking and changing landscapes, while summer suggests lakes and shaded woodland. Black Forest heights may have snow in winter, and the Baar is associated with Swabian-Alemannic carnival. Check current snow conditions, event dates and accessible trails rather than assuming they are guaranteed.

Explore the region lists nine destinations, including the Baar, Bad Dürrheim, Titisee and Feldberg, and Lake Constance. These pages provide inspiration; check opening hours, timetables, admission arrangements and trail conditions with official tourism sources or operators. The sitemap also links all visitor pages.