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Deluxe Double Room (2 Adults + 1 Child)
river view
The double room provides a tea and coffee maker, a seating area, as well as a private bathroom featuring a shower and a…
Deluxe Double Room
The double room features a seating area, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom boasting a shower and a hairdryer. Th…
Double Room
The unit has 1 bed.
Double Room
The unit has 1 bed.
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Restaurants nearby
- Ente Wiesbaden - Pfortenhaus Kloster Eberbach★ Michelin This restaurant steeped in tradition moved in March 2026 from the Nassauer Hof in Wiesbaden to Eberbach Monastery. It is in the historic gatehouse (Pfortenhaus) that Michael Kammermeier now serves up his modern-inspired cuisine in the form of considered, meticulously crafted and flavoursome dishes made with excellent-quality produce. Of the two set menus, "Küchenrunde" and "Querbeet", the latter is the vegetarian version. Both are available in a five- to eight-course format and include dishes such as "salmon trout from the Wispertal Forellenhof Seitz, horseradish, radishes, grapes, verjus, lov3.2km
- Jean★ Michelin In addition to its hotel and café, the Frankenbach family also runs Jean in this former wine bar. After working in renowned establishments such as Ikarus in Salzburg, Johannes Frankenbach (the third generation of the family) has been at the helm here since 2012. Even the name "Jean" (a French equivalent of Johannes) is a nod to his love of France, which is as much a part of his ingredient-led, Mediterranean-influenced cuisine as is his knack for creating fine aromas and flavour contrasts. This is accompanied by judicious and fairly priced wine pairings. The setting is also charming: half-heigh4.9km
- Adler Wirtschaft Established in 1993, Franz Keller's family-run Adler Wirtschaft is an institution in the region. Inside this charming little half-timbered house, the atmosphere is cosy and down-to-earth – traditional tavern culture is still alive and well here. Even from the entrance, diners can catch a glimpse of the Molteni stove, on which the flavoursome dishes are prepared. The concept: you choose dishes to make up your own fixed-price menu – opt for "Das kleine Abendessen" ("The Small Dinner") or "Das große Abendessen" ("The Large Dinner"). The steak selection is tempting as well. Good to know: They use 229m
- Zum Krug This place has a long history that stretches back to 1720, and the Laufer family has now been at the helm for three generations. Behind the gorgeous historical façade, the cosy dining spaces exude traditional charm. Theregional and international cuisine takes its cue from the seasons, and the menu includes dishes such as a Sauerbraten (marinated pot roast) of organic pasture-fed beef with potato dumplings and cranberries. The friendly and professional waitstaff will be happy to recommend fine Rheingau wines from the estate to accompany your meal. Delightful courtyard terrace. Smart guestrooms 275m
- Kronenschlösschen The setting is lovely, whether under the elegantly painted period ceiling or out on the pretty terrace with its adjoining garden. The cooking is a modern take on classically based cuisine, enhanced with international influences. At the helm is Marcus Langer, most recently head chef at the Atelier Sanssouci in Radebeul. His set menu (with meat/fish or vegetarian choices) can be ordered in a five- to seven-course format – with the option to extend it to 10. Tempting dishes include cauliflower and "Périgord truffle délice with hazelnut vinaigrette and tarragon" or king crab tartlet with wild garl338m
- Steins Traube★ Michelin Thanks to the commitment of the Stein family, what began in the early 20C as a village tavern has evolved over the decades into a modern restaurant serving sophisticated cuisine. Owner and head chef Philipp Stein represents the sixth generation at the helm. There is no doubt about his outstanding culinary talent. What may, at first glance, seem simple is actually exceedingly complex in terms of flavour and harmony, yet accessible for all that. His dishes demonstrate a restrained elegance, but he is also able to draw on a bolder sense of innovation when he deems it necessary. An excellent wine 9.1km
- Restaurant Baiken by Schröer Set amid the vines, and with a magnificent view of the vineyards and Eltville, the location is truly magical. In summer, the terrace is of course very popular. This restaurant run by Dirk Schröer and Amila Begic-Schröer is part of the Kloster Eberbach wine estate on the Rauenthaler Baiken. The chef adheres to a strictly classical and fuss-free style of cooking, showcasing outstanding, impeccably fresh ingredients, as in the saddle of venison in a bread crust with wild mushrooms, apricot and pointed cabbage. You can order à la carte or choose from different set menus, for example, the enticing 5.1km
- Schlossschänke auf dem Johannisberg In an annexe of the centuries-old Schloss Johannisberg – the world's first Riesling wine estate – this bright, friendly restaurant has a wonderful conservatory and terrace. Thanks to its elevated location, it commands a wonderful view of the region and the Rhine. The food is fresh, classic cuisine with seasonal and regional influences served in a four- or five-course set menu format or à la carte. Appetising options include "Schloss Bouillabaisse", beef tenderloin Wellington, braised beef roulade and crêpes Suzette flambéed tableside. Various types of caviar also feature on the menu. Simple re5.5km
- BRASSERIE Schwarzenstein In this chic brasserie in a glass-paned pavilion at Burg Schwarzenstein, you can savour a wonderful view (also magnificent from the terrace!) and market-fresh French cuisine – from starters such as "escargots de vigne en cocotte" to meat and fish dishes such as "choucroute Schwarzenstein" or sole meunière, and, for dessert, île flottante. You also have the option of oysters and caviar. The well-stocked wine list homes in on German and French labels. Tip: For the optimum experience, consider staying overnight – there are lovely individually styled guestrooms distributed across the Parkresidenz,5.7km
- Zur Schlupp Isabelle and Michael Ehrhardt devote themselves with great enthusiasm to running their charming little restaurant in this house dating from 1608. The atmosphere is cosy and casual, with the building's original character beautifully preserved and enhanced by tasteful modern touches. The chef-patron's cooking is defined by freshness and seasonality – there are two set menus (one vegetarian) that change on a monthly basis as well as à la carte dishes. The hostess provides attentive service and recommends good wines, with the Rheingau Riesling selection being a highlight. Don't forget to book. Tip7.7km
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Attractions nearby
- St. Valentin basilica minor and Fililakirche in Kiedrich im Rheingau, Hesse, Germany3.7km
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