The name alone can arouse curiosity. Camp Reinsehlen. How does such a typical German place name…read morecome to be called Camp. Well, it has to do with the fact that the Rhine Army of the Royal Army maintained a camp here and misused the heath, much to the displeasure of the local farmers, as training ground for tanks. Today this is all history. The barracks of the soldiers have been torn down, the tank wash still stands. Also the officers' mess, which now serves as a restaurant. The rest is a newly built hotel complex. The concept is quite close to nature - rooms where you can look from your bed, through floor-high glass doors, far into the heath. Almost as if you were sleeping outside under the canopy of the sky. You can also see stars - the light pollution of the cities is far away! Close to nature - you can effectively go hiking, running, mountain biking and next door there is a climbing garden. Above all, here you have peace and quiet. The employees are also quiet - everything is somehow relaxed. There is no hectic rush, but there is no dawdling either. The equipment of my so-called "Mehrblick" room was adequate. Modern, good layout, clean. The complex, which has no gates or bridles, stretches through the main buildings, which are lined up like pearls. Check in, lobby and bar form one end, the restaurant called "Gasthaus" practically the other. For events there are additional rooms or halls equipped with all common equipment. All in all, a well-rounded package is offered here. If you are looking for relaxation from everyday life, you are in good hands here.

From the owner: Herzlich Willkommen im Hotel Camp Reinsehlen- Ihrem…read moreWohlfühl- und Tagungshotel. Das Hotel liegt inmitten der unvergleichlichen Weite des Camp Reinsehlen. Die umliegenden Naturschutz- gebiete und die Weitläufigkeit unserer Anlage sorgen dafür, dass Sie Ihren Alltag in kürzester Zeit hinter sich lassen. Die Natur ist zu jeder Jahreszeit ein Augenschmaus und ein Garant für intensives Erleben - ob eher ruhig oder aktiv. Lassen Sie sich einhüllen von der Ruhe im Camp und konzentrieren Sie sich ganz auf sich selbst oder den Anlass der Sie zu uns führt.

When we entered the front door we were afraid the place might be closed because it was dimly lit,…read morebut we were immediately greeted by a sweet waitress that welcomed us and showed us to our table. The restaurant is spacious yet cozy with lots of wood, a typical "village tavern" for the area. Parking was no problem at all. The menu featured many typical dishes like deer, all kinds of asparagus dishes and typical "Schnitzels". Except for a few "snack" dishes all dishes come with the soup of the day and dessert. All dishes are also available in "small portions" for a few Euros less. Prices are more than fair, same for beverage prices. We ordered Jägerschnitzel and Rahmschnitzel. Soup of the day was a delicious creamy mushroom soup, which contained lots of real mushrooms. Really good! Then the main course arrived. Everything was delicious, and the portions are more than generous! One of the best Schnitzels I've ever had. Finally the dessert, ice cream with homemade strawberry preserve and whipped cream. Real whipped cream! Simple, yet amazing! Bottomline: great place for authentic, traditional German food at great prices. What's missing for a fifth star? The ambience is a bit simple, the menu could have a few more choices if you don't like deer, asparagus and fish, there are few choices left.