Rettershof, northeast of Fischbach, was founded in 1186 as a premonstratensian convent.
During the protestant reformation, the landlord closed the convent in 1559 and converted it to a farm.
The church of the convent was destroyed during the Thirty Years war.
In 1884 an Englishman bought the manor and built a new mansion in Tudor style.
His successors built a restaurant in 1938, which offered products from the farm.
The city of Kelkheim bought Rettershof in 1980 and renovated it.

Today, Rettershof consists of three parts: the historically styled yard of the manor, the former mansion and the restaurant.

For some years in the 1908s the manor was the European headquarters of International Society for Krishna Consciousness.
It is now a luxury hotel.
Rettershof, northeast of Fischbach, was founded in 1186 as a premonstratensian convent. During the protestant reformation, the landlord closed the convent in 1559 and converted it to a farm. The church of the convent was destroyed during the Thirty Years war. In 1884 an Englishman bought the manor and built a new mansion in Tudor style. His successors built a restaurant in 1938, which offered products from the farm. The city of Kelkheim bought Rettershof in 1980 and renovated it.
Today, Rettershof consists of three parts: the historically styled yard of the manor, the former mansion and the restaurant. 
For some years in the 1908s the manor was the European headquarters of International Society for Krishna Consciousness. It is now a luxury hotel.
Fischbach (Taunus)