When you want a treat, take a view suite in a Castle overlooking the Rhine…read more So we did. Local train to Oberwesel, Mercedes and driver sent to pick us up on time. This is a historic snapshot. There is a restaurant, closed Monday and Tuesday, and a bistro that will be open Those days. A wonderful room with a juice and water minibar. The nicest bathroom I have ever seen and a view to put you back in time. There is a museum below in the Castle that is included in your stay along With a private garden and your own key access to the garden. Only one luggage rack in the room but we improvise. Fresh fruit and a crystal decanter of sherry waiting on the table in the sitting room. 2 glasses and chocolates. For a little while, this is our Castle and our Maserati is parked below in a safe spot. Dinner reservation in a few hours.

What a beautiful castle! This is our second time staying here. This time we stayed in room 36 and…read moreroom 34. Last time we were in room 36 and I got engaged there! Everything is amazing from the rooms to the staff to the food. Definitely recommended!

Liked this hotel. Very kind and attentive, personally helpful staff…read more Rooms designed with Baus House/art deco/Weiner Werkstatte furniture. Clean. Restaurant food pretty good. Had very delicious and elegant dinners. Breakfasts had lovely continental and on menus choices. Walking distance to nice stores and delicious restaurants. Love Weisbaden. It's a great city.

Old world German elegance, understated but charming. Roomy rooms, well appointed and sufficient in…read moreamenities. Beautiful view from our room of the stately casino and Opera house where we ventured every night for The Ring. Beautiful Artemis Spa and thermal pool as well as sauna, tanning and GYN facilities that I used daily : enjoying the roof top solarium only for the view.... too cold. The masseuses are excellent and the menu is varied fort beauty treatments. Three big fat drawbacks: There is smoking allowed in the rooms so ask for no smoking room! AND the bar is completely off limits for that reason stinks of stale tobacco. Also wifi is €15.50 a day? Really? It's 2017... connectivity is like oxygen. Otherwise super hotel great location wonderful staff - except the old curmudgeon in the Orangerie cafe... no comment. Danke for a great stay!

This review is for the restaurant in the hotel…read more We had a wonderful lunch in the Parkhotel restaurant for lunch. We had a wonderful table with a baby chair. It was in May so it is Spargel season! My favorite food season in a Germany! When I can eat all the white asparagus and strawberries my heart desires! And this hotel had a wonderful spargel menu! Hubby and I both ordered the spargel dish but he also got a schnitzel. I opted for my spargel with potatoes! While it is a basic dish the sauce was the best! We shared all of this with our baby and we were all very satisfied. Also the service was very good.

Bed not do good at the fourth floor Hotel good location good breakfast Free access to bath center…read more Laundry very expensive !!

The hotel is 2 buildings. I was in the one across the street from the building with the pub in it…read moreon the 2nd floor. Nice big windows that open. Good air flow and lots of light. Lots of space to put your luggage or hang your clothes. Bathroom was big, but the shower had no basin, so the water was all over the whole bathroom floor. A little messy, but no big deal. Beds were soft with extra blankets. I didn't interact with the staff, but the room was very clean. I also didn't get a chance to try the restaurant! The people I was touring with seemed to enjoy it!

Despite the hotel being a 10 - 15 minute walk from town, the rooms they had to offer were top…read morenotch. Service was excellent and the staff always friendly and cheerful. Also, did I mention how much I enjoyed the dinner I had here? I had a filet of pork grilled and amply covered in a very tasty bearnaise sauce. It was so good for some reason I couldn't believe how good it was making me enjoy it all the more. This is a nice place. I would stay there again. Currency is in euros.

We spent 3 nights in this lovely hotel. The room was comfortable - no AC, but the weather had…read morecooled down, so we didn't have any issues. The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. Bathroom amenities included a blow dryer and shower gel. Bring your other needed items (shampoo, body lotion, etc.). We had the included free breakfast, which was so good and included everything traditionally German as well as made to order omelets and mimosas. At check out, we asked if a taxi could be called for us and the owner graciously offered to take us to the train station. We would definitely stay here again.

I was traveling with my two college-aged children, and we had spent the morning in Verdun, France,…read moreand needed to be in Frankfurt the next afternoon for our return trip home. I had read some TA reviews about Ruedesheim and we wanted to stay there for our last night, and this was the hotel we decided to book. We didn't arrive until after dark, about 9pm, and we weren't sure how to find the hotel - our GPS kept indicating a "street" which looked more like a sidewalk right up against some restaurant tables. We finally just parked at a hotel that had a lot, and walked to the Schloss. There we were greeted by Roamy (sorry, not sure of the spelling!) who was so welcoming and helpful! He did not make us feel like idiots for not being able to find the hotel, and was very helpful showing us on a map how to get to their parking lot (yes, you did have to drive on the "street" which we thought was a sidewalk!). Their lot is small, but has one of those barrier arms that lift so that you can enter. The reality is that all lots in Germany are small, so this should not be a surprise and quite frankly, we were thrilled to have a dedicated space for our car. Back in the lobby, we were offered sparkling water or wine while we checked in, then headed up to our room. Our room was up in the bell tower, (room 31) and the bells are very pretty when they ring (which only rings from 10a-10p). This room was beyond our wildest dreams - by far the most amazing room we had stayed in our entire trip! Large room, with a canopy-style bed in the center, and a small third bed off in a side alcove. Two nice big sitting areas, and windows, windows, windows! Our bathroom was huge (seriously, I think some of our hotel rooms on our trip could have fit inside this bathroom!) A large, spacious shower plus a separate large and beautiful soaking tub which was a welcome treat! Our room also overlooked the Biergarten, and being a Saturday night they had live entertainment (very amusing to listen to "Our Way" by Frank Sinatra sung in German!) If you had small children that needed to go to sleep early I would say that it might have been too loud, but we actually enjoyed sitting in our room with the window/doors open enjoying the music. I loved that our room curtains did an excellent job of keeping the space nice and dark in the morning. We had a wonderful night's sleep, and went down to the breakfast around 9am in the "Schloss-garden". It was outdoor seating with some areas covered by a pergola type roof. Loved the fresh rolls and fruit, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. We wanted to visit in the town, and to take the Seilbahn up to the monument, and were happy to discover from the front desk clerk that we were only a couple short blocks away from the base of the Seilbahn (took less than 5 minutes to walk). We were also allowed to keep our car in the parking lot until early afternoon which was also a blessing - the morning desk clerk was so nice and helpful too! The owners of the hotel are in the wine business, and we learned from the clerk that their wine shop was also just a few blocks away and they encouraged us to visit for a tasting. We went later in the morning and really enjoyed it!! They let you taste whatever wines you want, and then they took us down into their cellars which was really amazing - you can see all the casks, etc. We had to buy some wine after all that - it was quite an experience! We highly recommend a stay here - it was top of our list from our trip and we would not hesitate going back. Everything about it gave us the perfect ending to a memorable trip!

Stopped in for lunch on a recent trip. Located on the Rhine River. Great views across the river…read more Great service and food. The language barrier was a little challenging but I made it work. Great place to stop if you are hungry and thirsty. Look forward to visiting again some time.

This is a once in a lifetime experience for most of us. This hotel is in a former crane tower that…read morewas used to unload goods from the Rhine. Today, you will have a lovely view from your room. The hospitality was warm. Very personalized rooms. The food, if you choose to eat at the restaurant, was filling. Warning: you would want to make reservations and it is right next to a heavily used railroad.

I loved my stay here. When my fiance and I were planning a vacation in the Rhine Valley of Germany…read morewe were confronted with many places to stay in Bacharach. The reviews and the write up in Rick Steve's guide book made us choose this place and I was so happy that we did. While the taste in design may not be my choice, the fact that the owner worked so hard to make sure each detail was decorated and clean made me feel very comfortable. Fatima is so warm and kind. She made sure that she could make us as happy as possible, which included running to the market to make sure we had fresh apples! The free breakfast was much more than just the normal thing you get in hotels, seriously, try her fresh bread and scrambled eggs! Yum! Also, the restaurant was delicious in the evening! Plus, you're sleeping in history! I highly recommend this hotel!

4.5 stars. Wonderful lodging with great host in an excellent location in Bacharach…read more My partner and I stayed 2 nights in a top-floor room with balcony. Very clean. Comfortable bed. Modern bathroom. Functional internet connection via Wi-Fi. Easy walk to train station, but located away from the train tracks (and thus quiet). The hostess was very friendly, helpful, and available. The buffet breakfast was very good, with bread, cereals, cold cuts, cheese, coffee, juice, fresh tomatoes, fresh cucumbers, and fresh apples. and more. Note that there is no elevator.

We had a great stay here. Ute was wonderful and spoke impeccable English, which was extra helpful…read moreas we don't speak much German. The location is perfect for exploring Bacharach and only a few minutes walk from the train station. Everything was clean and comfortable!