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!

We made a stop at this castle in St. Goar while we were doing a cruise on the Rhine River. It was…read morespectacular and well kept up. Beautiful photo spot and a lot of history. They have an adorable little gift shop on site too. I was happy to find it, since I collect magnets everywhere I go.

This is the best 11th C castle that I have been to in Germany. There is no awfully narrated audio…read moretour and no bored guides leading you through the passages. Its self guided so you go at your own pace. It is large and has a lot of areas including secret or dark passages that you can explore on your own. Bring a flashlight. Seriously. Though my iphone with flashlight app worked just fine. It has some new areas such as the museum but mostly this is a very well preserved ruin. Expect to spent 2-3 hours here. There is a tram from town that will take you up but its no more than a 15 min walk. We did it pulling our luggage and leaving it at the ticket booth while we explored. The kids will love this place. Oh and there is a restaurant there too in case anyone in your group would rather drink. Have fun.

Below par. While the ambience was beautiful, the Kellnerin and food just did not rate to what I…read moreexpected. For the process the food was in small portions. In fact, I think my schnitzel was a frozen formed loaf, as it was very symmetrical in shape and difficult to cut. Disappointing.

Totally loved staying here! So yes this is a vegan restaurant and hotel and even if you are not…read morevegan you need to give it a try! The food is amazing and we stayed here including breakfast. Usually when breakfast is included you get the cheap stuff but not at this place - fresh orange juice, fresh fruit Salat, gluten free options, homemade sauces and vegetables from their garden. The hotel is outdated but for the price you can't go wrong. I also love you can bring your dog for a small fee. If you don't want to stay here at least try their restaurant ! Service was a bit slow at times and not super attentive but the food is worth it by far.

We would like to review only the restaurant as we did not stay at the hotel. We dined there for our…read moreanniversary, and it was fantastic. We chose the 4 course "surprise" menu, each dish that came out was something selected and prepared at the chef's discretion. First out were panko breaded/fried mushrooms that they grew themselves, but they were far from "fried," perhaps air fried, however they were truly prepared they were one of the best things we've ever tasted! Along with the mushrooms were some fresh greens and vegan "bacon." Second out was called "Kiss from the sea," a soup presented in a glass with a delectable dumpling, some sort of foam with a sprig of dill, all coming together quite nicely. I must describe the main course as delicious, it was a combination of a "meat" prepared with seitan, and with dinkel wheat blanket, wrapped around fresh asparagus, kraut and mashed potatoes. The flavors of all of it together were perfect. Our meal was finished with a delicious chocolate cake with chocolate ganache, a rhubarb puree and the sweetest strawberry ever, along with a shot of their own vegan egg nog. With our meal we enjoyed a medium dry, "feinherb" Reisling recommended by our server. Although we asked for suggestions, she did not push the most expensive wine, which was refreshing, as many establishments would do so. The courses all came in a timely manner, the staff was friendly and the entire meal was a pleasant experience.

I have currently been waiting over 3 and a half hours to be given a room. I am unsure if they are…read moreunderstaffed but I just feel like the quality of service, or rather the speed of service, that is provided is below average. I am exhausted and just want a shower and bed. I am writing this review to hopefully give others a heads up incase they arrive and are left waiting to be given a room like me and my co-workers. Thank you.

Cash only!! Rooms…read moreare upstairs on the hill above their restaurant. If you aren't driving this hotel is not close to the town center. (the town is small but spread out) Public parking gets full at night but we found a spot. English isn't spoken well here. She had trouble communicating what time breakfast was and that the door would lock automatically on the outside of the hotel. The room was very clean, but also very small there was barely room for the bed. The blackout shades were nice to have because of the streetlights outside. Breakfast included, but wasn't served until 9. We left well before 9, but it seems like most hotels do not have an early breakfast.