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22 April 2025

Fairway Meets Fine Dining – Your Golf Weekend at the Öschberghof

Beautiful hotels with great golf on the doorstep aren't rare. Add two Michelin stars, four Gault & Millau toques and fine dining beside the fairway, and things get truly exciting: welcome to the Öschberghof.

There's no shortage of beautiful hotels with first-class golf courses right on the doorstep

Dear golfing community,

There’s no shortage of beautiful hotels with first-class golf courses right on the doorstep.

It’s rarer still when gourmet stars rain down on top of that – and fine dining beside the fairway sets entirely new culinary standards. That’s when things get truly exciting.

Award-winning? And how.

When indulgence becomes a signature, masterpieces follow: two Michelin stars, four red Gault & Millau toques, nine Gusto pans and 94 Falstaff points confirm it – haute cuisine is celebrated here with precision and passion.

Nestled between Lake Constance and the Black Forest, in the gentle hills near Donaueschingen, you’ll find this refuge in south-west Baden-Württemberg – just over an hour from Zurich or Stuttgart. We’re talking about the Öschberghof, named Germany’s Best Golf Hotel and ranked among Europe’s Top 5 Luxury Hideaways.

But don’t worry – we won’t unload every highlight at once.

Read on to find out why this place could become your new favourite resort.

Happy discovering –

Your NineteenGolf.Guide Team

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At the Öschberghof, indulgence doesn't start with dinner – it accompanies you from breakfast to the last

At the Öschberghof, indulgence doesn’t start with dinner – it accompanies you from breakfast to the last glass of the evening. Five culinary stages, each an experience in its own right, yet all sharing the same ambition: uncompromising quality.

As mentioned: this isn’t just cooking, it’s award-winning cooking – with stars, toques, pans and forks. Michelin, Gault&Millau, Falstaff & Co. have all been, tasted – and stayed. In short: the full package for discerning gourmets.

ÖSCH NOIR – Fine Dining

ÖSCH NOIR – Fine Dining. Full stop.

Head chef Manuel Ulrich and his team celebrate top-tier French cuisine with a modern twist – artfully composed, precisely staged. Whether the classic MENÜ NOIR or the vegetarian MENÜ VERT – what lands on the plate here has style, substance and stars: awarded one Michelin star in 2020, two since 2021 – and still ranked among Germany’s 50 best restaurants.

Traditional indulgence beneath the pines at the Öventhütte

Italian dolce vita – right on the Hexenweiher

In summer, you’ll enjoy your drink on the sunny terrace overlooking the golf course. Inside or out, it’s a favourite spot for anyone who loves Bella Italia – and good food generally. An Aperol Spritz in hand, stone-baked pizza on the plate, sun on your face. You can’t get more Italy than this – short of actually going there.

Traditional indulgence beneath the pines at the Öventhütte

Traditional Indulgence Beneath the Pines at the Öventhütte

The Öventhütte is your retreat after a round of golf, a favourite spot for sociable evenings, or the perfect stop on a walk through the Black Forest. Amid wooden benches, cabin charm and beer-garden flair, the team serves Alpine specialities – down-to-earth, hearty, and made with real attention to detail.

Traditional indulgence beneath the pines at the Öventhütte

Tanöshi – Japanese indulgence, masterfully served

Sushi master Supachai Tomsoongnoen creates delicate rolls, bowls and ramen with precision and passion – accompanied by Japanese beer, sake and perfectly matched wines. If you like, you can even watch over his shoulder – and see craftsmanship turn into real flavour. Kon’nichiwa, indulgence!

Häni's ÖNOTHEK
Häni's ÖNOTHEK

Every glass, a blockbuster

When the corks pop at ÖSCH NOIR, one person usually has a hand in it: Michael Häni, sommelier, host and master of the fine drop. Together with winemakers from around the world, he curates a wine list that doesn’t just impress with its 2,000-plus entries – it delights, from château classics to new favourite discoveries.

Häni's ÖNOTHEK

Häni’s ÖNOTHEK

The term Önothek comes from the Greek oinos (wine) and the French bibliothèque (library) – in other words: a “wine library”.

The head sommelier of the two-star restaurant ÖSCH NOIR doesn’t just find you the right drop – he’s happy to tell you the stories behind it too. Wine philosophising, they call it!

And for a delicious déjà vu back home, you can pick up your favourite wine here to take with you.

Exclusive offer for 2 nights

Exclusive Offer for 2 Nights

From €699 per person in a double room (min. 2 guests)

Nineteen has secured something special for you: a limited Golf & Indulgence package at the Öschberghof awaits – perfect for a stylish start to the season and a relaxed dive into a world of fairways, fine dining and spa.

How to book your Golf & Indulgence offer

To book, simply send a short email with the booking code “Nineteen Golf” and your preferred travel dates between 22 April and 26 May 2025. Booking is subject to availability.

Just click below – we’ve got everything ready for you.

From €699 per person in a double room (min. 2 guests)

What awaits you:

2 nights in a single or double room

Breakfast & 5-course evening menu at Restaurant Esszimmer, 2 green fees for the 45-hole course

Use of the driving range, spa & gym

Travel period: 22 April – 26 May 2025 (last arrival date)

Price: from €999 per person in a single room

from €699 per person in a double room (min. 2 guests)

Click below to request your preferred dates.

Request your preferred dates now

From fairway to feel-good
From fairway to feel-good

Winding down is the new gearing up

From Fairway to Feel-Good

Whether for recovery after a round or simply to properly switch off, the spa at the Öschberghof is the place to be when your body says “time for a break”. Four spa worlds make it possible: from the Far-East-inspired Asia Spa, through the salt-rich Harmony Spa, to the active Energy Spa with event sauna and probably the coolest ice lounge in the world.

Wellbeing by the Square Metre: Spa and Gym Across More Than 5,500 m²

Whether yoga, back fitness or endurance training – the 500 m² gym keeps your game in motion.

For hotel guests, the class programme is included! Afterwards, dive in, recharge, switch off: the spa offers soothing treatments, from classic massage to modern beauty therapy.

Golf is no matter of luck
Golf is no matter of luck
Golf is no matter of luck
Golf is no matter of luck

Golf Is No Matter of Luck –

It’s a Matter of Address.

It’s hardly surprising that the Öschberghof was nominated “World’s Leading Golf Resort” in 2023.

With 45 holes, three immaculately maintained courses, state-of-the-art training facilities and service that’s almost suspiciously perfect, the resort has long been playing at the very top.

What’s unique isn’t just the varied course routing – it’s the location too: from anywhere on the resort, it’s only three to five minutes’ walk to the tee. Convenient. Short. Consistently to the point.

The Golf Academy
The Golf Academy

Individual lesson (50 minutes): from €80.00

The Golf Academy

At the Golf Academy, it’s not just about hitting off – it’s about moving forward, with targeted coaching and state-of-the-art technology. From the putting green to the driving range, from the short-game area to video analysis: nothing is left to chance here.

And your equipment adapts to you too – not the other way round. Head professional Philipp Klöpper sees to that. Promise.

The Golf Academy

Original photo: NineteenGolf editorial team

Short but mighty – the Academy Course

Ideal for anyone who doesn’t want to choose between “short” and “good”.

The 9-hole course is perfect for a quick round or focused technique training. Here you play among old parkland greens and listed burial mounds.

Old Course – Classic

Old Course – Classic. Characterful. Cult status.

This is classic parkland – and anything but yesterday’s news.

Redesigned in 2017, it’s now part of the Leading Golf Courses – a quality label reserved for only the best courses, meeting the highest standards in upkeep, service and infrastructure.

Time for more than just golf

Links feel in the south – the East Course

Open, modern and treeless, its undulating topography evokes a links course – just set in the middle of the Black Forest. Narrow, demanding and full of character. On a clear day, you can see all the way to the Feldberg.

Time for More Than Just Golf –

Excursion Ideas Around the Black Forest

The biggest lake. The greatest calm

Original photo: NineteenGolf editorial team

The Biggest Lake. The Greatest Calm.

Some places simply move you – and the Schluchsee is exactly that kind of place. As the largest lake in the Black Forest, it’s a place of energy for nature lovers, fresh-air fans and hiking hearts.

Whether you stroll leisurely along the lakeside path, wander calmly through the reeds, or venture up a panoramic ridge trail – you’ll find your own personal time-out at every step. The Schluchsee is about 60 kilometres from the Öschberghof. You can be there by car in a good hour!

Onto the bike, out into nature

Original photo: NineteenGolf editorial team

Onto the Bike, Out into Nature

The Black Forest shows its best side when you explore it by bike – sporty in the saddle or nice and relaxed with e-power. Around the Öschberghof, varied routes await for every fitness level – from leisurely to properly uphill.

Brought your own bike? Perfect! If not, no problem: the hotel has a large selection of mountain bikes, trekking bikes and e-bikes ready for you.

Wanderlust? Step by step

Original photo: NineteenGolf editorial team

Wanderlust? Step by Step.

“Walking is an activity of the legs and a state of the soul.”

Josef Hofmiller knew what he was talking about. Whether meadow or forest, gentle or steep – around the Öschberghof, you’re guaranteed to find your favourite route.

Take, for example, a 5.2 km tour starting right at the hotel – doable in around 1 hour 20, according to the Apple Watch. Ideal for a digestive stroll after all that good food at the Öschberghof.

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