The Best Aparthotels in Frankenhoehe

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Our top choices for Frankenhoehe aparthotels

Deluxe Condo, 2 Bedrooms, City View | Premium bedding, in-room safe, laptop workspace, blackout curtains

1. Parzivita Boutique Suites

Wolframs-Eschenbach

Ken

includes taxes & fees

9 Aug - 10 Aug

2. Gästehaus Mönchswald

Muhr am See

Laurie

includes taxes & fees

4 Sept - 5 Sept

Deluxe Double Room | In-room safe, desk, laptop workspace, blackout curtains

3. Aparthotel Bad Mergentheim

Bad Mergentheim

Allyson

includes taxes & fees

10 Aug - 11 Aug

Suite | Private kitchen | Espresso maker, coffee/tea maker, fridge, electric kettle

4. Limehome Aalen Reichsstädter Str.

Aalen

Manette

includes taxes & fees

23 Aug - 24 Aug

5. alla Papa

Obernzenn

includes taxes & fees

8 Aug - 9 Aug

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Top Frankenhoehe Hotel Reviews

AKZENT Hotel Schranne

10/10 Excellent

"Great location and beautiful rooms."

Hotel Herrnschloesschen

10/10 Excellent

"Perfectly located and full of ambience little hotel. We had room #6 on the second floor with a view of the old cathedral and one of the picturesque streets. All is though, from easy valet parking upon arrival, to ample breakfast, and all the necessary small things in the room and the bathroom one can think of. The staff consists of just a few people who are all very pleasant and helpful. Unless you come during the worst heat wave, it is hard to think of a better place to stay in Rothenburg ob der Tauber. A word of warning to our fellow A/C addicted Americans. A/C is only available in a couple of suites, not in all the rooms. We resorted to what is called "Bavarian A/C": keeping heavy curtains closed all day and fully opening windows in the middle of the night so that the relatively cool night air comes in. It worked on days when temperatures were max 86-88F (under 30C). Lucky us! If we were to come in the following days, when another heat wave was around 96F, we would be "cooked"."