Hotels near Chapel of St. Roch, Bingen am Rhein

Recently stayed at this lovely small hotel which is very nicely located centrally in Rudesheim but far enough away from train noise or busy streets, although there is a bar opposite we were unaffected by any noise being located in a Comfort Junior Suite in the eaves of the hotel. Our suite consisted of a small sitting area and bathroom on the entry level and two bedrooms up a spiral stairway, this would be my main issue that you had to negotiate this stairs in the night if you needed the bathroom, plus the dressing table and storage area for the outer bedroom was also downstairs. There was a little dressing table and some shelves in the inner bedroom but storage is quite minimal so be prepared to live mostly out of your suitcase. However despite these issues the room had air conditioning, was spotless, beds were comfortable and bathroom well proportioned with lots of storage and a good hairdryer, there was also a good sized fridge which was very handy. Breakfast was served in the beautiful little restaurant which was unfortunately closed this year, there was also a nice little courtyard area where you could eat, we had a lovely lady waiting on us each morning and her helpfulness and friendly nature made up for the frosty unwelcoming woman who checked us in upon arrival. English speaking guests should be aware that it can be difficult to be understood, many staff have little English and learning a few basic German phrases would be helpful, this whole area is not really geared up for the English speaking market and is more aimed at native clients, this is reflected in the food also but that was fine we were there to experience something different and enjoyed the fare although asking for decaff coffee proved very difficult in some places its a bit of a rarity apparently! Overall we were very happy with our accommodation and thought it good value for money, maybe keep the frosty lady away from reception to ensure first impressions are true to the real hospitality of this charming hotel.

The hotel grape is located in an excellent location on the Rhine River in Rüsselsheim However, for disabled people an absolute no go. The service was only good when a certain gentleman was at the reception. Women seemed to be overbearing, yet very launchful. The room service was OK but no longer. The hotel has come very into the years as well as partly the inventory. The beds in our room were a disaster. Matrixes up to go no longer located. The carpet floor is a dirt sleeve, full of spots and cracks. Similarly, the tape in the streams. Just shy. At closer view, it was also poorly cleaned. In the window frames had spinning tissue with small dead wings etc, as well as at the windows in the breakfast room. Just a shit. The windows in the room were certainly not washed for more than 1 year. The rest of the room was searched together. The swimming pool was for business reasons closed On the lower floors many steps and stairs. The breakfast was very good, the service was also OK. This hotel can only be able to make good location and good breakfast points, otherwise more than modest. Maximum a 2-star hotel. We will certainly not stay in this hotel again.

I'm not happy to write a negative review if you were allowed to experience such friendly staff. Unfortunately, this was really the only positive next to cleanliness and that is simply not enough. The hotel's equipment is extremely old and easy. When you enter, you are already sneaking a moderate smell. I fear this is due to the old tape floors. The rooms were very simple and very small and maximum old from the interior. It is unexplainable how this keeps a 4 star level. 4 stars are derived from defined standards that are objectively not given. Housekeeping was performed with the reference to Corona only after explicit demand and then, unfortunately, really only the minimum: towels exchange, some bath cleaning. No beds, no waste packaging, no clean tooth clean glasses. We have been in more than 5 different hotels in different countries in the last few months. Corona-related restrictions on daily room cleaning are nowhere else. The full price is paid, but the cost of staff is significantly reduced. It is also strange that breakfast at our first morning (Friday) is much less and worse than the following days. Fridays the selection was minimally small. Saturdays and Sundays it was far better, but still rather simple. We paid 200 € per night for our room. This price is just a freak. As I said at first, the staff was very friendly and kind, so I regret my negative review.

The location on the Rhineland, beautiful. The beautiful garden terrace, a flower splendour. The rooms are comfortable ( comfort room) Sufficient crochets and ladles in the bathroom to stall your stuff. Set on the room. Breakfast and dinner were great. I would like to say: more choice in fish and vegetarian dishes, but this probably has to do with under-occupation, as I have read on the website. Staff were very nice. My Bulgarian**** staffer who provided breakfast. Always friendly and smiling, and it was also nice that our bikes could stand inside, and the car at a closed parking place, we're coming back...

We visited in early April 2022, as Covid-19 restrictions were easing, so masking requirements were mixed (we stayed masked in public areas and removed them at the dinner table; staff generally was masked, particularly when serving a couple of groups that were having conferences there). We found staff at the hotel -- which is family-owned -- friendly and the food excellent (they promote their cuisine); it's in a winemaking area just off the Rhine, and we liked the local product. Something to note is that the online menu may not match what you're offered if you book a package that includes dinner; this is NOT a complaint, as we liked the food, but guests should be aware of the possible difference (this may have to do with post-Covid economics). I see negative reviews here commenting on the lack of air conditioning; while we can't comment on the temperature as we were there in early spring, this is indeed typical of small German hotels in the countryside that are set up in older buildings. Also typical of such hotels is a lack of screens in the windows, which are equipped with roller shutters. The bathroom of our room was completely new and they modernized their old-style radiators with an electronically controlled central thermostat. Our main ”issue” with the room -- again, a function of the building's age -- were the power outlets, which were in somewhat odd places. The hotel is located in a valley of a brook leading into the Rhine; it's a stretch, but looks to be a walkable distance from the rail stop at the neighboring village Niederheimbach. Another reviewer complained about noise from work sites across the street, but that construction is now long completed,. We found the surroundings quiet and enjoyed the bird calls in the morning & evening. The view on the street/brook side of the hotel is now of nice, large houses on the edge of forested hills, while further up the road, the old village of Oberheimbach and some wind-power turbines are visible.

Help customers book. A more distinctive hotel, because in a single-family house on the hill, the first time guests may find it difficult to find.

The room is very good in all aspects, there is no air conditioning, but the temperature on the mountain to the night is still not a big problem, but I am a southerner, I still like air conditioning, the environment has nothing to say, it is a very good experience, the mountain part is best to find a wine help to arrange the car, walking is still very tired, More than 4 points can be given