Three log cabin chalets stand side by side at Koepfleweg in Feldberg-Ort, Germany's highest village, in the southern Black Forest at about 1,300 metres. Each chalet has around 184 square metres of living space over several floors, built from whole logs, and sleeps between two and fourteen guests.
Every chalet has its own sauna and whirlpool, a wood-burning stove, an outdoor barrel bath and a grill area with outdoor seating on a large terrace with a view. Each has its own parking. Dogs are welcome.
The largest ski area in Baden-Wuerttemberg is a short walk away, and the lakes Titisee and Schluchsee, a thermal bath and the city of Freiburg are all within reach for a day out.
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