Holiday apartment in Lochtrop
Lochtrop is a very small village within the municipality of Eslohe in the Hochsauerland district. Anyone looking for accommodation in a small rural settlement setting and planning a stay in the wider Eslohe area can compare the place with their own travel plans on the basis of this classification.
Quick facts about Lochtrop
- Lochtrop belongs to the municipality of Eslohe in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- The place description gives 45 inhabitants and ten houses for 30 June 2023.
- The Wenne flows through Lochtrop.
- The village history includes a half-timbered farmstead dating from 1720.

A small village with its own history
The size figures give a clear picture: Lochtrop is a settlement on a very small scale. The Wenne flows through the village and is therefore part of its geographical appearance, although no specific leisure activities by the water can be inferred from this.
History also gives Lochtrop a specific identity of its own. A documented half-timbered farmstead dates from 1720; in addition, the village name is connected with the historical Lochtropgau. These details provide local history, but they prove neither a publicly accessible sight nor a fixed sightseeing offer.
Is Lochtrop suitable as a place to stay?
Anyone choosing a holiday home or holiday apartment in Lochtrop is first opting for the setting of a very small village within Eslohe. For families, the key question is therefore not the supposed facilities of the village, but whether a small settlement location fits their own travel plans or whether accommodation in the wider Eslohe area would be better suited.
When considering a specific offer, check the details of the location, the facilities, and the accessibility of the accommodation itself. The size of Lochtrop does not allow any conclusions about shops, services, parking spaces, or public transport. You can find further accommodation in Eslohe.
Classifying Lochtrop in context
On this basis of information, Lochtrop can be classified as a very small village setting within the municipality of Eslohe. The village history, the Wenne, and its belonging to Eslohe make the place tangible without proving an independent tourist centre. Which accommodation is right for your family then depends on the specific property details and your planned stay.