Hotels near Bundesbank-Bunker Cochem, Cochem

Feels like staying as a guest in a home rather than a hotel. Large spacious rooms tastefully decorated with a shower where you have space. No trying to shower in a confined space without hitting something and water power that gives a great sensation. Just luxiourious. Good breakfast with beautifully fresh bread. Tea and coffee available, as part of the room rate, 24 hours a day in the dining area. Access to use the dining and living room space for relaxing. Plus access to a good selection of drinks, both chilled and at room temperature, (wines, beers, soft drinks) in the dining area. Just take and leave a note to put on your bill. A host and hostess available to answer questions and give good advice on local restaurants and things to do. Thank you Sebastian and family.

A very solid stay at the Hotel Cochemer Jung in December! We usually stay at the Marriott brands because spouse has status with them, so we hadn't stayed in a smaller hotel for a while but we had a great stay here! We had just finished a Christmas Markets group tour with Gate 1. Our plans included extending our stay in Germany for a couple more days to visit our son who's living and working in Germany and also to go to Luxembourg for a day trip. We decided to stay in the town of Cochem. Our friends thought the reviews at this hotel looked pretty good so we all booked our rooms. Unfortunately we arrived earlier than the stated check in time but the staff member was real nice and went and checked with housekeeping to find out when the rooms would be ready. They were able to have one room ready so we put all our luggage in that room and went to explore the town. This is a smaller but modern hotel. It's advertised as an eco friendly hotel, so they don't have in room mini fridges to save on wasting electricity and if you want daily housekeeping it's an extra cost. No real lobby but an area with some computer terminals where you can check in. The manager's office is nearby if you have any problems and the restaurant is right next door. Our friends paid a little bit more and got a larger room and larger bathroom and also a river front view. Our room and bathroom was smaller but fine for us and faced the back or alley, so not a fancy view but interesting. If you return to the hotel late/after hours, the doors are locked and there's a back door with a card reader so you use your room key to get back in the building Rooms are very clean, modern, solid wood type flooring with heating coils, so your feet wouldn't feel so cold! The bathroom also had those towel heating racks, a nice touch! On our departure day at breakfast we got to see a beautiful white dusting of snow on the hills across the river! Very pretty, like a postcard picture! Breakfast was included in the rate. While not a large selection, there was still plenty of variety and everything was tasty and fresh. One of the waitresses was very nice and brought and refilled our coffees and teas. They also gave us a chocolate Lindt Santa, so that was nice! The hotel's restaurant is closed for dinner. There are a lot of restaurants near the river, but during winter/non busy times many of them close earlier so we had to walk just a bit further for dinner. We found a nice restaurant with upstairs seating, so a nice view of the river, even at night. It wasn't crowded and appeared to be locals having dinner. Menu was in German, but Google Translate is helpful and surprisingly my husband actually remembers his high school German and was able to communicate good enough for most things! However the poor waitress couldn't understand us but one of the other customers was helpful and understood English and told her what we were asking. So we thanked him for his help! The restaurant

We booked two river view rooms, the highest category before the suites, expecting a view. However, our river view rooms had no views to speak of. One room required you to go to the far end, turn right, and squint through a window the size of a pillow to catch a glimpse. In the other room, you'd have to step onto a step just to peer through another small window. This happened in *both* rooms—clearly not an isolated incident. The most egregious part? We pointed this out to the hotel and gave them a chance to rectify the situation. They refused to move us, offer any credit, or provide a solution. We even suggested checking out for a partial refund—they declined. I've never encountered a hotel so unwilling to address a legitimate complaint, even when it's clear the guests are unhappy for valid reasons. It's obvious what's going on here. I rarely leave reviews, but this kind of behavior needs to be exposed—it's truly shocking. I suspect this hotel relies on older guests and tour groups who overlook this blatant false advertising. That's the only explanation I have for the otherwise positive reviews. And before the property responds claiming surprise at our experience: we exhausted all options, including contacting *******, who offered a partial refund upon seeing photo evidence. The funds came from *******, not the hotel, which declined to do anything when ******* contacted the hotel.