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!

Definitely a great value for what you pay, especially for a place with such great views over the…read moreheart of the middle-Rhine river valley. From the train station it is a pretty good walk uphill, ~100m vertically, and in the dark a flashlight will be helpful on the path (didn't feel unsafe, but it is unlit). To find the path take Rhinelanderweg (just to the left of the church) up the hill from the train station and look for a small sign on your right a couple hundred meters up the street, that will point you up the walking path. If you're driving, that road is narrow, but there is a pretty good amount of parking available. Our room was decent sized, and the bathroom was substantial, with bunk beds for three. All the linens and such were basic but clean, and the breakfast was similarly basic (spread of breads, cheeses, meats, yogurt, musli, etc) but fine. There were a couple quirks keeping me from giving a better rating though; no free internet (it's 2016, buy a couple routers, add €1 pp per night, and let me have free internet), and checkout is 0930 which is awfully early.

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!