As we take a moment to reflect, it is essential to honor the brave men and women who fought valiantly for the freedoms we cherish today. Their sacrifices have paved the way for us to enjoy fundamental rights such as freedom of speech and freedom of religion. This remembrance not only deepens our appreciation for our liberties but also inspires us to uphold the values they fought for, ensuring that future generations can experience the same privileges. The Rhine River, with its stunning vistas, offers a picturesque backdrop, especially during the summer months. The lush vineyards that line its banks create a vibrant tapestry of green, while charming towns dot the landscape, each with its unique character. As you gaze upon the river, you can see various cargo ships navigating its waters, transporting goods and adding to the lively atmosphere. The scene is further enhanced by the presence of majestic castles perched on hilltops, standing as timeless guardians of history. Additionally, the region boasts a diverse array of parks, providing serene spaces for relaxation and exploration, making the Rhine a truly enchanting destination.

Wonderful cable car ride from Rudesheim, views of vineyards and surrounding countryside, very peaceful but a bit chilly in the wind. A short walk to the monument, bit of a hill, but worth it. Amazing views of the Rhine and all around, the monument is massive, really impressive and the history (to read on placards) is very interesting. Nice little outdoor takeaway for drinks and snacks, note.. you pay a deposit for proper cups. Restaurant as well but didn't use it. A place well worth seeing!!

We had a good tour up here, we got the ring tickets which included cable car through the vineyard , chairlift and boat back. The view at the monument is beautiful totally worth it and the hike through the forest to the chairlift is good too.

Impressive monument, fun to ride the gondola up there. There is a little restaurant up there. Impressive views! It's worth going up to see. If the weather is good, it is a nice day. We had poor weather so we didn't stay long. You can ride the gondola down (keep your ticket) or walk down through the vineyards.

Lovely views up here, was on a Rhine tour up through here on the way back to Frankfurt. Amazing views on a blue sky day. One of the best views to end a day

Beautiful spot for a view and photos! Nice walk too! Highly recommend!

Super nice spot to enjoy the sunset and the sweeping views over the Rhine valley. I enjoyed the fact that the French contemplated blowing up the whole thing during their occupation of the area after WW1. Fortunately, they didn't. Hence: Vive la France.

Well worth visiting the temple and monument. You can hike or be lazy (I was) and take the gondola. Beautiful vista of the Rhine and city. Instead of queuing up, they have a machine you can purchase your tickets.

1. The area boasts a rich history that adds depth and character to its surroundings, making it a fascinating destination for visitors and locals alike. At the pinnacle of this location, an excellent restaurant offers a delightful dining experience, allowing patrons to savor exquisite meals while enjoying breathtaking views. This establishment serves as a perfect spot to relax, where guests can choose from a diverse selection of beverages, ranging from artisanal coffees to fine wines. As one sits and breathes in the fresh, clean air, the serene atmosphere enhances the overall experience, inviting moments of reflection and tranquility. For those seeking adventure, the region is crisscrossed with numerous trails ideal for trail running, leisurely walks, or even taking pets for a stroll. The beautiful forest that envelops the area invites exploration, providing a picturesque backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in nature's splendor.

In winter, when there is not much people, you can make some good pictures with friends or just enjoying the good view. In summer, here is definitely a really famous wedding and propose place! You could see some new couples every day here.

Most pleasant spot to enjoy the sunset with a small picnic boasting with sweeping views over the rhine valley.

Amazing views from the top! However you make your way up by the cable car or by foot you won't be disappointed. We went up by cable car and walked down alongside all those vines with amazing views. The walk down takes approximately 30-40 minutes and it really nice.

A free (aside from cost of parking or cable car) and beautiful sight to see with great views on the way to the Niederwald monument. Would make for great pictures if you're there on a day less crowded than the August 2022 Saturday afternoon we were there, but great to see nonetheless. Please see my review for the Niederwald monument and the wanderparkplatz for further details.

Absolutely incredible views from the observational deck

The experience is great and the views are awesome, but both times we have made use of the Ski-lift we have been met with an EXTREMELY rude "conductor". He is sarcastic, arrogant and when I accidentally scanned my tickets too soon (you need to wait for the people infront to be seated on the ski lift before you can scan your mobile tickets), I giggled and made a joke and said "I am so sorry, I heard you but I clearly didn't listen". His response verbatim was "yes, typical woman". I am not sensitive, but a little bit of respect goes a long way. I would be interested to hear if anyone else has had this type of experience with this young man.

What an amazing view. So much to soak in on a short ride into a quaint little town on the Rhine River. Check out all the tours available. They are well worth it.

Rising above Rüdesheim in the cable car, the world unfolded like a painting. The vineyards stretched across the hills, kissed by sunlight, while the mountains stood tall in quiet majesty. Below, the streets and gardens seemed miniature, a delicate tapestry of life and color. Fellow travelers waved and smiled, fleeting connections shared in a moment suspended above the earth. From this height, every detail—trees, rooftops, and winding paths—felt magical, as if the city whispered its stories only to those who dared to rise. Up here, between sky and land, time slowed, and the beauty of Rüdesheim lingered in my heart—a memory etched forever among the clouds.

From the lower station, it takes about 15 minutes to reach the Mountain station using the cable car. The cable car goes slowly and allows you to enjoy the lovely views and take pictures. From the mountain station, one has to walk for about 30-40 minutes ( depending on your pace) to reach Niderwalddenkmal.

It was great fun to use this scenic cable car. The view was stunning as we came down.

Nice experience over an astonishing landscape.

If you pass through Rudesheim this cable car is a must . It s smooth and the landscape is outstanding ! One star less because the cable car is not stopping so basically you are steping in while is moving. Hard for people with walk difficulties !

A private museum with great and unique collection of mechanical musical Instruments. A what is great that is not just exhibition, you receive a 45 minute guided tour, where you you get to know and to hear different instruments. Guides know at least 4 different languages, what is very rare also. The museum was worth every cent I paid. Just be ready that tours start every hour, so you might need to wait a bit.

Best museum I have been to in a long time. I wanted to see all of them play but understandably from a time perspective that just isnt possible. It truly is sad that we have lost so much of that beautiful craftmanship. The building itself is beautiful. The tour guides were very friendly. All in all I would honestly love to return if I am ever in the area again.

I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would. The guide was informative and fun and the history of these incredible contraptions was fascinating. The tour was fast paced and well done.

A small but fascinating museum. I did the guided tour as a group. A vast array of mechanical musical instruments which show how ingenious humans can be when we out out minds to something positive.

A friend of mine recommended Siegfried's Mechanical Music Cabinet Museum, even though they visited almost 20 years ago. I'm so glad I took their advice! The tour guide was absolutely superb—not only were they genuinely funny, expertly switching between German and English, but they were also incredibly knowledgeable and even good on the piano! Their passion for the collection really made the experience. It's a very niche experience, but I'm still scratching my head wondering how all those instruments play themselves with such precision. For the price, it's great value for money and well worth the experience. I highly recommend it!

What a brfilliant museum. We hjad a tour to ourselves and the museum staff allowed us to store our cases in a locked room. We had a good tour around of a number of different rooms containg lots of instruments and ouir guide gave us information about certain machines and demonstrated them. All of them were interesting and fascinating. It was so good to see so many working machines, some huge, some tiny and all producing wonerful music.There are also some very old wall and ceiling paintings in some of the rooms. Even though the tour is only 45 minutes it was good value for money

Wow! The museum not only has a vast selection of player pianos, but player orchestras, too. And much, much more. I learned a lot during our tour. The building itself is a former grand home and is beautiful in its own right. Definitely worth a visit.

The list was good, in the fact that it got you up to a view point with amazing views. But don't bother going to the fort. The exhibits are all in german, you can get a downloaded audio guide to your phone bug you need to remember you ear phones if you want to use inside. Outside you can use it around the fort but it is short. I also struggled to understand why a historical building included a casino, numerous pubs and a youth hostel, was just the most bizarre historical monument site I have been too.

Have visited Koblenz several times but first time to experience the cable car. Had limited time, sadly insufficient to take the castle tour but great views of the city and the confluece of its two impressive rivers. With atypical Germanic efficiency, access & egress to/from the cable car stations is easy & safe for all ages & abilities. Good value for money, would hope to return one day & to do it justice!

This was great fun! Glide over the vineyards in a 2 person gondola. You get nice views of the town, vineyard, and the river. Very relaxing. When at the top of the mountain, there is a huge memorial statue, and sweeping views of the area. There is also a small café where you can get a snack or very light lunch and enjoy the outdoors. We did see people walking down, through the vineyards. If you have time, it looked like fun.

What a fab few hours. Obviously if your afraid of heights you might want to go, but it's very safe and worth going. The monument at the top is massive and breath taking. Worth the trip on its own. You can bike or walk up there, but I personally wouldn't recommend it. It's over 200meter up there.

Worth the money! The cabin is for two people. The view is amazing! You might need to wait in the queue for around 30-40 minutes on a busy day(if the queue is just beyond the automatic ticket machine, consider around 20 minutes). The Seilbahn begins from the third floor of the building.

Ride a cable car, a ski lift and a boat ride too in a beautiful part of the wine growing region in Germany. What wonderful views!

Awesome way to see the vineyards behind rudesheim, and get some great pictures of the rhine and multiple small towns on either side of the rhine.

You can buy boat tickets for a cruise in the Rhine River for 2 to five hour tour of the towns and castle along the way.

Good place for shopping. Everyone should experience some local shopping before going home. Price is good here and eating also great.

- during the week isn’t difficult to buy day tickets to go up and down the Rhine River - beautiful town to spend the afternoon - tons of opportunities to bring the family & keep the kids occupied - pet friendly in most restaurants

First visiited in 1985, returned in 2018 the only thing changed was me. Still a wonderful historical site to visit. Easy access as well

Wonderful view of the city and river

Nice landmark and good scenery.

Our visit coincided with a Harley Davidson event and the city was full of joy and loud engines. There were bikes crossing the river on boats and a large crowd in every bar, terrace or restaurant. The city was live and more dynamic than ever.

Went for an early dinner after spending a hot day in the area. The outside seating was nice, service was friendly and speedy, and we appreciate the help with allergy concerns we have. Food was very good, and serving sizes large. Recommended.

While visiting Rüdesheim we stopped here at the Café to try the famous Asbach Uralt Kaffee. We watched the traditional preparation of it. As dessert, we tried the Blackforest Cake and Applestrudel. Both were well prepared!

In Germany and I ordered a hamburger...very tasty done perfect. Service was very good ,girl was patient as we don't speak German. Cute area for your typical souvenirs.

wonderful place for a break before seilbahn. the waiter was so kind and helpful. we had fun, hope you do so.

It’s okay food. We had to wait for one hour till we got our food served.

Good food with very fair prices for such touristic town. The service was very friendly too. We enjoyed our lunch there!

Do not go here!!!! Service is terrible, the waiters are anything but friendly. They persuade you to order more than you originally want, and if you want to pay with card they tell you that your bill have to exceed €40. If it doesn’t, you have to pay cash ("these are the rules"). And when I mentioned that these ”rules” might be something they should actually tell their customers upfront, the waiter got very rude and tried to physically intimidate me - all in all a very uncomfortable and seriously bad experience.

The hotel is perfectly positioned for the Christmas market experience, you step out the door and you’re straight in to it. Breakfast and evening meals were more than adequate. The bar area where you can sit and chat with friends really needs some improvement it feels unloved and offers very limited choice of beverages. The bedrooms are somewhat basic , no kettle was a shock as I love that early morning cuppa. The shower was more than adequate with plenty of water pressure and copious amounts of hot water. The owners make you feel very welcome. If you have any form of restricted mobility then this hotel is not really for you, there are lots of steps to get access to the first floor bedrooms this is where you will find the one and only lift to the rest of the floor levels. The location of the hotel to the Rhein is around a 5 minute walk 100% downhill on the way there so obviously 100% uphill on the way back. Next door to the hotel is the cable car which is a must, the views from the top are superb.

Overall, we were very happy with our stay here. The rooms were clean, spacious and the location was perfect. Breakfast was amazing and well organized. It was a wonderful surprise to find a pot of coffee and a place card with our name at our table. That was a very special touch that put a big smile on our faces. We only have two complaints. First, the rooms aren't equipped with air conditioners so we had to ask for fans which helped cool down the warm rooms. Luckily the weather was a tad cool at night so that helped ventilate the room. Second, there was a list displayed in the room with personal care products available at the front desk. We assumed these were available for free of charge since the list did NOT indicate a charge. When the lady manager handed the product to us, she didn't say anything about a price. When we got our bill at check out, we were surprised to find a 5 euro charge for a razor kit. Also, if you need a bottle of water, don't purchase it at the hotel. We paid 7 euro for a regular bottle of water which was available in town for 1 euro. I know it's not much but it put a damper on our wonderful stay here as I don't like to be taken advantage of. Other than that, we were happy with our stay here and would return in the future.

A family run hotel that provides a perfect base to visit the Christmas markets. The staff are absolutely amazing and nothing is too much trouble. The rooms are spacious and you can look out onto the markets.

A very nice few days stay in the lovely family owned/ run hotel. Nicely situated in the centre of Rhudeshim. Nice large clean rooms, nice breakfast buffet choice to suit all palettes. Nice cosy bar area with a full range of drinks.

What a wonderful hotel. My grandmother stayed in October and had a great time. She wants to say a big thank you to Marko and the team for safely returning her mobile phone back to the UK (via Karen Kirby) after she left it in a local church. They went above and beyond so thank you so much!

Do not stay here with children. My husband went with my son for breakfast and thought strange that he seated them at a bench that was dirty, but thought “oh well”. He left later to get the rental car, so I was the one to check out. They stated that my son had left their bench dirty and they would give me deal to have it professionally cleaned for 50 euros instead of the normal 115 euros. They were rude and stated it was unacceptable. My daughter meanwhile went in the area to see it, and there was a staff member with a steam cleaner. They were RUDE. I felt bad and tried to apologize, but was berated when I questioned. Beware also, no air conditioning. So if your room is on the main walkway below, you will not get any sleep with an open window. For the price I paid, I could have gone to a nicer place, minus the rudeness.

Nice clean hotel. There are some stairs to access upstairs accommodation which are a challenge, particularly if you have any mobility problems. The owner and his wife are both very nice and very helpful. Generally the staff are fine BUT beware of the Russian chambermaid who cannot speak English and therefore chooses to either push you out of the way or yell in German at you (management point out how hard she works and so that is ok). Food at dinner only rates about four out of ten!

Great place. Hope they get more customers, while they have the best view. Enjoyed goid wine and service.

das Rebenhaus it is a very beautiful restaurant on top of this massive Hill that is a winery all around it with great views of the city and River

Great location! Great views of the valley and river!

Beautiful view, great view and fantastic service. Definitely better than all the restaurants down in Rüdesheim itself. We go here quite often and love it each time. Can't say much about the rooms since we personally have stayed here yet

Beautiful view but that's about it. Tables were booked for a business trip weeks in advance, pre-ordered our food in a week in advance and still when we came the 2 of thr chicken schnitzel were first forgotten and then half cooked.

It’s a place to go with good weather because the view from there is really pretty. However, make sure you’re not so hungry nor thirsty, because it takes ages until they take your order and bring it to you. We were there on a Sunday, which is usually a very busy day and there were only 2 waitresses for the entire restaurant. Minimum of 30 minutes just to being able to order some water and wine.

Sitting at the table right now, having finished the BEST burger I've ever had in Germany. Absolutely fantastic, and the view is even better. 6 out of 5 stars.

Food was decent and relatively cheap for the area. Portions were large. I preferred the curry dishes to the noodle dishes. Flavor was satisfactory for the price. If you're looking forsome cheap food and are hungry for a lot of food with only a little sacrifice on flavor, this will be a great stop for you.

14.80 euros for such a small bowl of rice noodle soup is not worth it, (see picture) there are only 12 pieces of beef 1.5cmx3cm, and it is not my traditional method, the soup is very cloudy, the name is Vietnamese beef noodle, but it is not at all.

I really love Pho Bo. And when I went to this place with the rating 3.5, I was ready to not the world's best pho bo. But what they served I wouldn't call Pho Bo at all! It's not even food and i could literally not eat that. That smelled bad and looked disgusting! And I'm not really that picky. My wife order something like fried dumplings and those were overcooked pieces of cardboard. Never go there! P. S. They also included drinks in the bill but never brought them. And we had to explain that to the waitress that didn't know a word in English

We weren’t sure about this place at first because it didn’t seem great, but we decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, our instincts were right — the place turned out to be dishonest and trying to take advantage of customers. First, they charged us €7 for two glasses of tap water — not bottled water, just regular tap water in a glass. On top of that, we ordered pho, and I asked for hoisin sauce. They brought out a tiny cup of sauce (which wasn’t even hoisin) and then charged €2 for it at the end. No one told us there would be a charge. Be careful — they look for ways to overcharge you. With business practices like this, it’s hard to imagine them lasting very long.

Nice location good food.

Only 2 cooks in the kitchen with a lot of hungry customers waiting outside. The server messed up his orders and they served 50 minutes after taking the order. The food was bland and not well garnished. It is evident that the kitchen as well as the service was completely clueless

I ate here several times during my stay in Rüdesheim. Asia Wok is a friendly restaurant with a family atmosphere. The first time I had a Bami Goreng, the second time a Nasi Goreng. The first was quite tasteful, the latter was more medium spiced. I liked both and the quantity was good. They costed only 6,90 euros (price mid November 2016). You can sit a long time in this relaxed restaurant, they won't bother you. I did so reading newspapers while enjoying my Bitburger beer.

Really easy to get there from Frankfurt. Located on the half way top of a hill. The parking is free here. A nice place to go for a hike in near by areas as well. The church is very old and calm.

Beautiful, peaceful, quiet, convent on the north side of the Rhein river. A great place for contemplation, meditation, and prayer. And you can get a glass of wine and something to eat 😀 a wonderful place to just, be.

Very nice and quiet monetary with a beautiful view down to Rüdesheim and Rhine River. There is a huge shop with local produce and wine. It is possible to taste the wine before you buy it👍😀

The Hildegard of Bingen Abbey – A Living Legacy If you’re interested in philosophy – as I am – you will eventually come across Hildegard of Bingen. And the deeper you go, the greater your sense of wonder becomes. She was one of the first women to write in Latin – finding a voice in a world where female thought was largely unwelcome. But Hildegard would not be silenced. She was a philosopher, mystic, healer, composer – and above all, a woman of extraordinary inner clarity. What touches me most is that her true work began only at the age of 50. In the Middle Ages. A time when women were rarely visible in public life – and she steps forward, right then, with full force. You carry that knowledge with you when you enter the abbey. And suddenly, you feel it: her legacy is alive. The abbey is more than just a building. It is lived philosophy, lived devotion. A quiet spirituality that welcomes you without overwhelming. And the moment you step across the threshold, something opens. It’s as if the space widens – and with it, the heart. What greets you is not a suffering Christ on the cross. It is his open hands. Not a symbol of pain, but an invitation. A gesture that says: You are welcome. You may be still. You may feel. You may pray. You may belong. Even the smallest details speak: the script, the beautifully illuminated texts, the way history is shared – nothing feels contrived. It is beautiful. Deep. And somehow timeless. Even the donation boxes, modest as they are, feel like part of the whole – signs that this place is still sustained. By people. By women walking in Hildegard’s footsteps. I will definitely return – the library was closed during my visit. And especially if you love the written word, you come to understand something essential here: In a time when we stare at flickering screens, when our words disappear into messages and feeds, these ancient texts stand still and shining – in gold, in color, in soul. They speak. And they wait for eyes that are ready to truly read again. And the beauty is: it’s so close. So close to Frankfurt. So close to ourselves. This place does not leave you untouched. I’ll return, too, to listen to the sacred chants – because I believe we have so much to learn from them. Thank you for keeping this place open. For all of us.

Currently still observing mask protocols but Cafe and bookstore (I think) are open. Exterior grounds include extensive vineyards and numerous green areas that are perfect for sunning and having a picnic. The courtyards are well-planted and peaceful to relax in. The view of the river and valley are great. The evening (Golden) light makes for simply beautiful views and great photography. The Kloster itself is open for walk-through and is typical of the period and very lovely and nice. Overall a very nice place to visit (repeatedly).

This wonderful and serene convent offers a nice place for contemplation and prayer. The church has a beautiful mosaic of St. Hildegard's life and role in Christendom. The gift shop also has a nice selection of items and books relating to the life of St. Hildegard of Bingen.

I visited the church and the wine shop next to it with my girlfriend. We tried several wines and decided to purchase 4 - 6 bottles of wine including their anniversary wines online. However, just right before leaving, what I heard over there was that the cashiers whispered each other “The asians tried many wines, let’s see if they are really going to buy them :))”. I didn’t expect to receive such a disrespectful and racial comments in the church. In the first place, we intended to buy their products. After the incident, I discussed with my girlfriend and had completely changed our minds. We are not going to purchase their wines nor recommend to visit this place. They have totally spoiled our anniversary day. Maybe, she wasn’t a real sister but rather wearing a costume for Halloween.

Nice visitors centre and actually the cheapest place to buy Asbach - lovely!

Very interesting film and centre. Visit after harvest time if you want to see the distillery working.

Great place. Very nice video of how the company started and has grown.

We come here every time we visit this part of Germany over the last 30 years. This time we even brought our own Asbach bag. One of the 5 bottles we bought leaked when we laid it in our suitcase, so we was returning it. Because our bag was over 20 years old the woman there wasn't going to exchange the bottle. After a lot of talking and us wanting to buy two more bottles she then decided to exchange it. We are now going to find something new for coffee, and after over 20 years returning to Asbach we will not be going back

Amazing experience with such an incredible story and of course fantastic cognac....

From the shop/entrance go go to a small auditorium and see a video and then walk into the old still room but it is staged and nothing actually happens. If you are expecting a distillery tour then best go somewhere else. Then you are back into the shop. For a small price you can try the different products before buying. It's remarkable the differences and it influenced our purchases. Apparently the price in the shop is a lot less than anywhere else.

Excellent, informative tour

Stumbled upon this place. Felt like a locals-only gem. Authentic ambience. Had the chicken in mushroom sauce, and the smoked salmon pancakes. Both were outstanding. As was their local Reisling. Our server, Claudia, was very gracious about our not speaking German. Just so fortunate we found this place four out one night in town.

Open also in winter time and so a meeting point for local people. The menu was rather limited with a few extra offers of the day on the slate. I had gulaschsuppe and rumpsteak with Riesling wine . Customers arriving at 9 pm were refused entry.

This inconspicuous and off the main Drosselgasse Street restaurant, stood out by its simple, authentic German cuisine, delicious dishes, cozy terrace and efficient and friendly service - the serving staff, made up entirely by ladies, smiled every time they served us and made us feel welcome despite our inability to speak German better -. I can echo a local's tip about the schnitzel - Jakobsklause serve the best schnitzel in Rüdesheim - it was freshly cooked, flavoursome, satisfying and the portion was generous. Value for money was fantastic, too. We will revisit you during our next trip to Rüdesheim. Vielen Danke!

Great service and food Goulash, Cutlet

Had a lovely supper here. My husband had goulash on noodles and I had a fresh salad with turkey breast. Our waitress also recommended a very nice wine for me and a dark beer for my husband. The prices are very reasonable, the meals well prepared, and the service excellent! We also had to try the Rudesheimer coffee to wrap up the evening!

This is the worst restaurant I have had the displeasure of visiting my entire trip to the Rhineland. Extremely rude staff, who will lie to your face as well as sub par food. Atmosphere was incredibly cold and was a deviation from the typical warm atmosphere one is greeted with around Europe. I would recommend avoiding this place at all costs, unless you would like to be profiled by the staff and have a sub par dining experience, I recommend going to any of the tens of other restaurants nearby and not wasting your time on this place.

Great find, so glad we still got a table. Very much a German restaurant the locals visit a little away from the tourist spots. Jaeger Schnitzel was the best we’ve had in along time. Prices are very good, portions generous including salad and finished off with a lovely local Riesling.

Schnitzel loves this is the place for you! Although they offer MANY meal options my entire family ordered different schnitzels and we licked our plates clean! They recommended their seasonal wine and we loved it so much we took a bottle to go for a later treat. The choose to sit outside as our atmosphere because it was an absolute beautiful day with so many things to watch and see and a cool little train that rode by. An incredible experience with the sweetest staff.

Amazing Jagerschnitzel gravy however, the breaded pork chops were dry and quite frankly subpar, especially for the price. Their seasonal house wine is probably one of my favorites! Oh, and great friendly staff!!

We tried Apfelkuche, omelette and fries. It was good!

Exquisite wine and quite good food sums up my experience. Would love to visit again to try their other menu offerings. Service was ok and the ambience overall was nice.

I really didn't like the flavors and textures of the food in this restaurant. The flammkuchen didn't taste like anything! The starter was just a greasy mess. I would come back and do not recommend this place.

Loved the food and the outdoor seating. Lucky to have some sun and a cool breeze made outdoor seating so pleasant and nice along the beautiful Drosselgasse.

Enjoyed the Rudesheim Kaffe and the baked feta with jalapeno and olives. Friendly service and quaint outdoor seating with heaters and blankets.

Part of the Rhein walking trails. Nice overlook terrace. It's not really a castle. It was built to look like one, but it's just an older tourist attraction. It is a small torret on the hillside.

One of the best views of the Rhine valley. You can see across to Bingen and even the Mausturm is visible. The walk to get here is fun and there is a lot of nature to see and have fun with. This is a great adventure for younger families as the hike is not too tough.

Scenic views. Not too far away from forest parking spots. Easy-level hiking trails through the forest.

I really enjoyed the view at this beautiful place in the woods, on the hill... Just a few minutes away from the Rhein River.

An amazing place with nice view

Great view over the region, don't use the cable car unless you have to.

Beautiful to walk around. Take the cable car. Great views

The Niederwald Seilbahn was such a wonderful experience! The ride over the vineyards gave breathtaking views of the Rhine River and the beautiful greenery all around. It was calm, scenic, and very well organized. The ride felt safe and smooth, and the views from the top were absolutely worth it. A must-do if you visit Rüdesheim – it’s the perfect way to enjoy the natural beauty of the area

We took and ring tour. We boarded the ship near the ticketing office and got down at Assmannhausen. A short 15 minutes walk and a series of steps from there leads to the cable car station, from where one can take the cable and reach the top of the hill. The cable car rice is a must-do activity. while on the cable car, you can enjoy lovely views of the valley below, with its lovely vineyards along with the Rhine river.

Fun but cable car was pretty slow

It's a fun way to get up the mountain. Bring cash with you, because they don't accept cards.

Reviewed on 15 Aug 2018. It's a chair lift (cable car but only chairs) that goes from Assmannahausen to top of mountain. Takes about 15-20 min for 1 way ride. If you take a circle ticket (Bingen to Assmannshausen to Niederwald to Rudesheim to Bingen) cost is included. Only 2 persons can at a time. A pair of chair lifts come almost in every 30 sec or so. Very good experience.

Beautiful views of the valley and the vineyards while coming down. It is better to take a ring trip including the cruise that goes to multiple stops, disembark at Assmann to enjoy the ropeway, it is quite a lovely experience

Lovely town ;) Good for weekend trips.

We found this place while strolling along Drosselgasse early June and we are so glad we did. The staff is super friendly, we very much enjoyed the Rudesheimer coffee as well as the Baumstriezel cake with cinnamon with a glass of Riesling. The whole presentation of the coffee from start to finish is not only informational but also fun. We will definitely come back to Art Cafe in the future. Highly recommended!!! 👍🏻

Great cafe for a Rudesheimer coffee and Reisling. Friendly, English speaking staff who makes sure you get a good video of the coffee. #Recommended #VickieTravelz

Amazing Rüdesheimer Espresso (w Asbach brandy). Never had it before. Also a great experience. Just the service is slightly slow

Amazing little cafe. Great vibe and the owner put I quite the show with the Rudesheimer Kaffee. Everyone loved the experience and the Stretziel was super yummy too. A must if you are in this gorgeous little town.

We really had a good time and experienced our first Rüdesheimer Kaffee there.

Very delicious! Highest recommended of this Baumstriezel restaurant, not only the service is kind and great, this Baumstriezel is so delicious!!! Normal six different flavors are delicious, but besides these, the Rüdesheim Strietzel mit Brandie is the best!!! They will show you a burning performance with it, and with the Brandie and Cream, it really blows up my mind! If you ever come to Rüdesheim, you should never miss here👍

Oh my gosh, this place is absolutely amazing!!! Can I just say how chill the atmosphere was and the inside is decorated so artsy, we loved it! The employees were so down to earth, and spoke to us the entire time. It’s like we had known each other for years. The dessert was so delicious, wish they had something like this back home. Honestly when I visit Rudesheim again, this will be our first stop. We spent a good amount of time relaxing, and enjoying ourselves. My kids who complain about walking around old cities, even had such a good time here. Everything was seriously perfect, but the atmosphere is what we loved most. Thank you to the employees who made it such a great time for us.

They took nearly an hour and a half for the main dish to reach our table. I know every dish is supposed to take that long cuz is made from scratch, but if you're really hungry and tired, then maybe it's a no go. Also there is no signal nor wifi inside the establishment, they didn't even play background music when we were there, just be ready to remain in total silence with the rest of the lot inside the restaurant. The food was decent, schnitzel itself was juicy and delicious, the Rahm sauce was just ok.

Delicious food, great wines and a lovely host who is willing to share. Owner from Rüdesheim and wines from here too. Great to have something away from the tourist traps.

Owner is super kind, the food is very good and the wine is not bad. I should give 5 stars.

What a wonderful surprise this was! It's very small and tucked down a side street, and we would have missed it completely if it hadn't been for a recommendation from a local. The food was absolutely spectacular, hands down the best schnitzel we've had in Germany (and we've lived here for 3 years now!). We had our 2 little kids with us (ages 1 and 4), and the owners were so nice and accommodating for us, and so very kind to the kids. (If you have little ones with you, plan to go early though before the normal dinner times, as it completely filled up by the time we finished our meal!) The wine pours were VERY generous, with great wine. Don't miss out on the freshly made pretzels with house-made cream cheese either! We ordered them for the kids and regretted not getting a second round for us, they were so good. For non-German speakers, they have English menus, but only speak German.

We were American tourists that stumbled upon this gem. The host tried their best and was really nice in trying to understand English! Everything was made from scratch. It took a while to come out because of that but it was AMAZING. My best meal this entire trip. They were so incredibly sweet, the husband and wife who own the restaurant. There’s only a few tables but this hole in the wall was worth every second. Love this place.

Fantastic dining experience. Best schnitzel we’ve ever had and the wild asparagus was so wonderful. Wine made by the owner was delicious and was a really lovely dining experience. A must visit!

We had the freshest Schnitzel with delicious regional aspargus. Can really recommend this place for Lunch. It is a small cosy Restaurant and the owners are warmhearted and very helpful If you need Help with planning your Trip through the Region.

After our long hike we stopped by this place for our lunch, we had pork schnitzel and venison stew , they were delicious. Nice atmosphere and value for money.

Although the hotel is situated a short way from the Rhine the town is something like time forgot. There are two shops which are hardly ever open. At night, nothing to do. A railway is nearby. The church bells ring constantly from 7.00 am until 10.00pm and every quarter of an hour throughout the day. The hotel seems to run a system where the coach parties are second class citizens. They are segregated together on tables and must not stray or it is frowned upon. This needs addressing as is the coach parties that are keeping the hotel running. Many other places have closed down. The food seemed to be very sparse. No kettles in the rooms, something which should definitely be looked at in this day and age.

Awesome place to stay. Our room was very nice. My wife and I enjoyed the sauna which was great. The restaurant had delicious food and good beer. There were lots of resturants within walking distance. Definitely recommend staying here. We will definitely come back.

I spent my holiday at the Berg's Alte Bauernschanke hotel in Rudesheim am Rhein in Germany. It is a perfectly maintained ancient building that I would define as a romantic hotel. The rooms are large and have all the comforts. The staff is very friendly and professional. The food is really excellent, an Italian tells you so. In hotel you can buy excellent wine. I will come back to hotel Berg again

We had a wonderful lunch in a beautiful setting. The food was superb: salads were fresh, meat was perfectly cooked, the fish was delectable. The service was excellent and our waiter, Matian, was the key factor in making our meal the most enjoyable meal we have had in Germany so far. He was friendly, knowledgeable, witty and gave us excellent advice. His English was superb! However, his great sense of humor and friendliness is what made our experience at Berg's a five star, memorable, delightful exerience. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Breakfast was great. Eggs were a little bit over cooked, but the selection at the buffet is awesome. The best Room is number 24 the view is incredible. Parking spots are rare in front of the Hotel, however further up the road is plenty of parking. Overall the Restaurant and Hotel is a Great combination. Highly recommended and would go here definitely again.

This hotel is definitely NOT worthy of its 4 stars. We had a booking for three nights including breakfast, welcome drinks and a one-time three course dinner. However, nothing of the sorts was mentioned during our check,in. The hotel has no parking spaces next to it. They have about 4 to 5 parking spots at a 150m walk. Most of the time you’ll be parking further uphill, 350m from the hotel.  We were informed our room was located in a different, adjacent building. Not the main building, which shows up on all the pictures. The lady at the reception walked us to the entrance of this other building and told us we could find our room on the 3rd floor. We took the elevator to the 3rd floor and to our surprise, our room number was nowhere to found! Our room was actually on the 2nd floor. This is also when we noticed how badly the hallway floors creaked. The room was spacious and seemed fine at first. On closer inspection, we noticed multiple shortcomings. The floor was damaged in multiple locations of the room, and there were huge seams in the laminate flooring. Seams such as these are prime areas for collecting dirt and bacteria. In the bathroom we found some sort of toothpaste smeared across the wall and the sink was partly clogged. The hotel also had no hand soap, except for a soap-tablet we had to share. The bed mattress is terrible; you can feel the springs pressing into your back. If you’re planning to get a good rest at this hotel, forget it. There’s a church right next to the hotel and its clock tower chimes are active from 7 AM until 11 PM. The church bell rings hourly AND every quarter of the hour. It even occasionally does a solid 3 minutes of continuous chiming. And that’s not all. There’s also a bar right across, where locals won’t stop drinking and being loud until 2 AM. The railroad nearby has freight trains passing by at night and in the early mornings. The hotel rooms aren’t equipped with air-conditioning, so opening windows is the only way you can cool your room. The next morning we inquired about the hotel’s breakfast buffet at the reception. The man seemed surprised at the question, as if no one had ever asked that question before. He told us it was fine and we could just enter the breakfast area. During our stay, it seemed as though everyone could just enter the breakfast area and have breakfast. No one was asked for proof of their stay or room number. It was apparent there were also locals having breakfast in the same area. The proprietress would occasionally wander around and have casual conversations with the locals, but didn’t even grace us with as much as a glance. When we were done, we went out to visit Koblenz and enjoy their local festivities. The next day we asked about how and where we could get the three course dinner and welcoming drinks we paid for. Their absurd reply was asking us where we were yesterday. Apparently we had to be somewhere while there was zero communication about it. We received no apologies from the staff at all, but we could have the dinner and drinks on the next day. The day after, we went out again and when returning to the hotel in the evening, we found out our keycard was blocked. Imagine coming to your hotel room all exhausted and not being able to enter. We had to go to the reception in the main building (and wait for quite a while) to figure out why. Apparently, the card was programmed as if we were only staying for 2 nights. The proprietress tried to blame it on us, saying we had made multiple bookings, which was not true and just a blatant lie to safe face. This is truly disrespectful and never ever have I experienced something like this in any other hotel. The cherry on top of this whole experience, was not being asked how our stay was after checking out. We would have liked to give feedback of our stay. The man at the reception couldn’t ever bother with something like “thank you for staying with us” or “have a nice trip”. I recommend everyone to steer clear from this place.

Very good food. Had the farmers schnitzel with ham and fried egg on top. Friendly staff.

Good food, good wine and good service.

What a unique and wonderful place. I had the absolute pleasure to dine within the underground wine cellar and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. If you get a chance to dine here do not think twice.

Good typical local and German cuisine. Local wines and friendly staff.

Tasty and fresh food. Staff are friendly. Excellant restaurant

Good german food, a bit noisy from time to time.

(Translated by Google) My wife and I were walking down the mountain from St. Hildegard Abbey on our way back to the city when we stumbled upon Zehnthof. We decided to have dinner here, as the restaurants in the town below were too touristy. This small restaurant was clearly a local hangout. We were so glad we did! The restaurant is fantastic. The dining environment is clean and tidy, and the decor is stylish and attractive. The waiters are attentive and welcoming, like the canteen ladies. After eating here, you'll immediately feel the inferiority of the touristy restaurants down the mountain. Zehnthof's food and wine are affordable, generous in portion, and, most importantly, you immediately feel the care and attention given to the owner's preparation. I can only say that Zehnthof is a highly recommended restaurant serving local cuisine (complete with their own wine, of course). There's no false hospitality associated with the touristy areas; instead, the atmosphere is filled with friendly local diners, and the warm interactions between waiters and guests create a warm and inviting atmosphere. St. Hildegard Abbey is also well worth a visit; it's truly unique. Don't forget to pick up a bottle of Riesling, the monastery nuns' home-brewed wine. On the way back, a stop at Eibinger Zehnthof was perfect for a truly authentic local experience. Thank you, Eibinger Zehnthof, we thoroughly enjoyed our dinner there. (Original) 我和妻子在去游览St. Hildegard修道院下山回城的路上，无意间路过Zehnthof这家餐厅，觉得山下城里的饭店旅游气氛太浓，而这家小餐馆明显是当地人的用餐场所，就决定在这用晚餐了。我们为这个决定感到非常高兴，这家餐厅太棒了。用餐环境干净整洁，内部装饰也很得体美观。服务员热情周到，很有食堂大妈的亲切感。他们家的饭菜吃过后，能让你马上感到山下那些旅游区的餐厅太差了。Zehnthof的菜和酒价格便宜，分量足，关键是马上可以让人感到是经过主人精心准备的，十分美味。我只能说Zehnthof是一家绝对值得推荐的本地菜餐厅（当然还会配上自家酿制的葡萄酒），这里绝对没有旅游区的虚假热情，这里是满满的当地熟客之间的寒暄聊天，服务员和客人之间热情的互动，充满了温馨感。同时St.Hildegard修道院也非常值得去看看，很特别，走的时候别忘了带上一瓶修道院嬷嬷们自家酿制的Riesling。参观回程去Eibinger Zehnthof品尝一下真正的当地氛围，完美。谢谢你，Eibinger Zehnthof, 我们很享受在这的晚餐。