Enkirch Hotel Guide - Rebenhof Winery hotels in Enkirch, Germany.

"The location was very convenient, just a short walk from the bus stop (which is where the supermarkets are located). Luckily there was an elevator available although there are a few steps to go up in order to get to the reception desk. The room was clean, they did have carpet, but I had brought slippers not knowing if this was something provided in Germany. The bed was comfortable and the room temperature was kept very comfortable. There wasn't heat turned on and the breeze from the outside made it very pleasant. The room was perfect for 1 person although it would also be fine for 2. The bathroom is a good size, not too big or small, but I am also a small person so that's that. The breakfast spread was reasonable and typical of the region, bread, cereal, cut fruit, yogurt, deli meats, cheese, eggs, and luckily for me, some lightly sauteed vegetables as well. It is also quite centrally located at least for me, as I'm used to walking and everything was easily walkable distance. Overall one of the more comfortable stays during my exploration of the Mosel region. "

"One bathroom only on the upper floor, the entire unit smelled like food due to the kitchen vent , lessons learned not to book rooms that is part of the restaurant "

"The flat is as described. It has been updated relatively recently we think, and all the equipment and furnishings are high quality, The owner is friendly and he responds promptly and accurately to emails. The flat is about 2km outside Reil and access is along a steep road. A car is essential, although there are woodland walks in the area. The north-facing garden was sheltered from the midday sun, but benefitted from warm morning and evening sunshine. The flat also faces northwards and remained cool despite the 30C midday temperatures. We knew the area from a brief earlier visit and so the quiet and peaceful beauty of the Mosel suited us."

"Schöne Wohnung mit Blick auf die Mosel. Ruhig gelegen mit allem ausgestattet was man braucht."