The Waldhotel Eisenberg is located directly at the edge of the forest in Eisenberg. Here, above the roofs of the city, one has a wonderful view of Eisenberg. Nature lovers have the Pfälzerwald Nature Park right at (behind) the front door. In 2009, the hotel was newly furnished in a contemporary style.
The hotel with 38 individually designed rooms now features a newly designed, romantic, and elegant restaurant with an adjacent outdoor terrace for enjoying beautiful summer moments. In the restaurant, deals are sealed, friendships are formed, and successes are celebrated.
As a complimentary welcome gift at the Waldhotel Eisenberg, you will receive the Pfalzcard. With this, you can enjoy over 130 leisure activities as well as public transport throughout the entire Palatinate for free.
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Check-In until 10 o clock in the evening
Check-Out until 11 o clock in the morning
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GermanFrench
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Directions
A63 exit Göllheim, follow B47 towards Eisenberg. At the roundabout, start at the 2nd exit, then 2nd street right to the hotel. A6 exit Wattenheim, roundabout towards Eisenberg, left at the entrance to the center of the traffic light, right, follow the priority road, after the traffic light 1st street left, follow the street, right into Martin-Luther-Str. turn.
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Waldhotel
67304 Eisenberg
+49 6351 124703 http://www.waldhotel-eisenberg.com E-mail: info@waldhotel-eisenberg.de
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