Das Loreley Weinstuebchen

Man kann im Restaurant im gleichen Haus gut essen. Es gibt eine Terasse, auf der man gemütlich sitzen kann.

Unterkunft ist direkt am Gleis, allerdings war während unserer Übernachtung moderater Zugverkehr. Zummer usw verströmen den Charme der 80er.

A characterful stay in the Rhine Valley Spent one night at Das Loreley Weinstübchen, and I'm glad I chose this place. The hotel is special, and I mean genuinely special. It's not for everyone: a bit quirky, a bit chaotic, but in the most charming way. It has its own unique character, and it would be a real shame if places like this disappeared. We need to preserve this kind of spot. The staff is friendly and, just like the hotel itself, a little chaotic. It simply fits the vibe. The in-house restaurant is nice and the food is good. When I travel, I always go for something regional or national, so I didn't even check whether they had Asian dishes or anything else on the menu, and you don't need to here. They reportedly have good wines; this time I went for a beer. Because the towns in the Rhine Valley aren't always wide, the railway line runs right behind the hotel. Honestly: it's not disturbing, not even at night. You have to see it as part of the surroundings. It simply belongs here. Sankt Goarshausen itself is a lovely town and well worth a visit. Lots of history, beautiful walks, and the Rhine Valley is just stunning to take in. It's a bit quieter here than in Sankt Goar on the opposite bank, which is easy to reach by ferry. If you come to this place, you're not coming for parties or commercial attractions. You come for the special spots, for hotels like this one, for the surroundings, for the style. And then Das Loreley Weinstübchen is exactly the right choice.

One small note, and it's not really a complaint about the hotel itself: if you're travelling through Germany, remember to bring cash. That was the only thing, but yes, we've all become so used to the convenience of paying by card.

Sehr schönes Hotel, nur wenige Minuten zu Fuß zum Bahnhof und zur Altstadt...

Lage am Rheinsteig

Sehr durchgelegene Betten, reparaturbedürftig, hellhörige Verbindungstür zum Nebenzimmer. Insgesamt alles ok, nur relativ teuer im Vergleich zu komfortableren Optionen in der Region