Search B&B in German Wine Route

"Excellent newly renovated hotel in the heart of the town. We asked for a kettle & tea in the room and it wasn't a problem. The only was difficulty the language barrier. (If you don’t speak German like us)"

"Lovely wine valley village!!"

"Like home."

"Beautiful little town hotel was clean and staff was very helpful I would definitely stay there again "

"A little off the beaten path but certainly able to walk to subway or cross the street to walking path to major fun!"

"The hotel was fine for us, but the south side was hot without AC and a bit noisy with the windows open"

"A good place to stay and relax."

"Shabby chic hotel, which kind of fits into the environment. This was the second time we stayed here as it’s a perfect overnight stop for us. Yes it needs updating, bathroom decor late 70s, early 80s but all in all, good value for money. Hotel is in a great location for walking, cycling and hiking."

"Started out rough! As guests to this hotel, they did not allow us to make reservations at their restaurant because they were overbooked. They say that they have enough room to support their guests but they do not so we did not eat there. Had to go to the REWE to get food because there are no restaurants around this Hotel! And the worst thing of it all, it was 33°C, and the rooms were scorching. They do have one fan in there for a boat because we always travel with fans because rooms are usually hot, we had three fans and I still sweat all night all night. Horrible horrible night sleep! Only recommend in the winter time for those who like to sleep in non-Sauna conditions! However, with that, breakfast was really good, but still had to pay for it. Not included. Guess you have to pre-purchase for a cheaper price because they charge you five bucks more if you wake up in the morning and decide have breakfast. Also, really close to the winery across the street, great location for that. Also a great location for, the lavender field down the road. The girls absolutely loved taking pictures there and drinking wine. "