Wolf Hotels

"This was a perfect little hotel for a one night layover. I arrived in the middle of the night and was offered a complimentary transfer to the hotel. The room was very clean. I would definitely stay here again and would highly recommended this hotel."

"Great location with a marvelous view of the Mosel and Cochem. Large and well appointed rooms, courteous service. "

"Super Hotel "

"The rooms were very small and basic but contemporary and very clean. I hadn’t realised I wasn’t in the ‘main’ hotel but an annex a street away. I had to check in at one hotel and then walk about 800m to the next one which had no reception. It was rather noisy through the night with doors banging and noise from the stairs, but I presume that’s because it’s an airport hotel and people were coming and going. If you’re only staying to make using the airport easier, it’s fine. No idea what the other hotel would be like to stay at but when I got my key from there, there seemed to be a nice atmosphere. "

"Everything was excellent! We had a horrible experience at a different hotel the previous night and messaged the staff at this hotel for a possible early check in. They responded and were able to get us our hotel room, Schneewittchen, as soon as we arrived! They were excellent! They changed our vacation to a positive one and the property and people were wonderful!"

"If you have mobility issues this property isn't for you. I have bad knees and had to go up 3 flights of stairs to our room. Not worth what you have to pay, although breakfast was good"

"Peter and his family were the most charming of hosts. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome, and like family. We will always treasure our hike in the vineyards. "

"Fantastic location with great facilities for families. Room extremely spacious with vast lounge. Comfortable beds and lots of storage. Food good but maybe lunch time snack menu Required Some staff maybe not as courteous as others."

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