Nestled between the cobalt-blue waters of Lake Titisee and the thick trees of the Black Forest, Treschers Schwarzwaldhotel am See offers everything you need in one spot — easy access to water sports, a relaxing sauna, a private beach and close proximity to the shops and cafés along the main street.
The hotel has been run by the Trescher family since 1911, and each generation has expanded and improved. The building evokes a ski chalet, with dark wood façade and green shuttered windows. A heated pool sits on the shore of the lake, providing a warm place to swim even when Lake Titisee freezes over.
Enjoy cocktails and dessert on the outdoor terrace that looks out over the lake. For dinner, you can head into the traditional dining room, decorated with lots of pine and warm tones.
We love this family-owned hotel for its peerless location in Titisee. We find this spot is particularly great for relaxation, as the town is very quiet in the evenings and the hotel has plenty of amenities.
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The rooms vary throughout the hotel depending on which wing they’re in and when it was built. Some rooms have parquet flooring, while others have carpeting. All the rooms feel warm and welcoming and are outfitted with en suite bathrooms, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Some of the bright marble bathrooms have showers, others have tubs, and some have both.
The Classic and Comfort double rooms vary depending on if they have a lakeview or not, and whether they have a balcony. There are also Junior Suites available, as well as apartments that feature both a lakeview and balcony.
Life here revolves around the lake, with locals and visitors spending time swimming, boating and relaxing along the shore. The town is full of small shops and cafés to explore along the main street. The hotel also offers easy access to the Black Forest, where you can take walks or go for hikes.
The Comfort Double rooms are available for families.
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you're staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident's eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area's inhabitants.
Black Forest in depth
Ride the panoramic roads of the Black Forest, venture up the seven-tiered Triberg Waterfalls and explore the town of Triberg. Spend a day getting to know the Black Forest on this full-day trip through the region.
