Beautiful castle with 24 hotel rooms. I booked 2 rooms, both were small, but comfortable, bathrooms were very small. Breakfast was decent, several choices and ability to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful sunshine. Views of the Rhine were phenomenal.

Check-in was a bit convoluted, you had to check in inside the little storefront. Parking was awful, if you didn't get into one of the 7 spots near the castle gate, you were walking 3km from parking at the bottom of the hill (and I was with mobility impaired family members). Reception did not return my dad's credit card upon check-in, the only way I knew they had it was when I called them to ask a question (they did not notify me). Only stairs, no elevator and rooms were on opposite sides of the castle, we adjusted, but it was a little difficult.

Uniquely wonderful hotel. Our room was on the highest floor, overlooking the river valley below. Simply wonderful to wake up to every morning! The restaurant was very good, with lovely breakfast, regional cuisine for dinner and a great selection of local/regional wines.

The closest shop is a 10 minute drive. And the reception/restaurant don’t carry any snacks besides 90s style chili nuts. There is a decent wine/beer/soft drink vending machine though. But really, with no shops in the vicinity the least you would expect is at least a cursory selection of snacks/sweets. Surely a missed opportunity to sell even more stuff to your guests??

It is so well done, just a great addition and reconstruction - everything quality. The museum was amazing. You walk through the house of the family and the collection is huge and so "warm" (not cold and sterile like many museums), as are the various viewpoints of the Rhine. Also, very dog-friendly incl having a bed and bowl for our fur baby. Breakfast was good and the afternoon free coffee/cake/light snack was all great, as was dinner and wine (and fun to have a wine vending machine in case you need a late nightcap ;-))

A small point that they can easily rectify (and that we gave as feedback directly) is that you need to put the actual address of Burgweg 24 55413 Trechtingshausen into your Navi or phone. We just use our phone as the Navi and it came up with the parking below the Hotel. We could not figure out how to drive up to the door and when we called we got an answering system so we just hauled our bags up the hill, which made for a grumpy start that will be avoided by any reading this review and hopefully the hotel will make sure it is clearer on the website. Otherwise a really great stay. Ps. If you come with the train it is also an uphill walk with your luggage

The property is one of a kind, the hotel rooms recently renovated with no expense spared. We stayed in room 7, with a big balcony overlooking the Rhein river. Both the afternoon tea and breakfast were exquisite. This might not be a cheap place to stay but the experience is certainly worth it. If you are looking for a classy, private place to stay on the Rhein, this is the place to go.

There is nothing to mention.

Everything was excellent; location high above the Rhine, food, service, tasteful bespoke accommodation (there surely can't be another room anywhere like the one we had). Entry to the fascinating main castle/museum included.

Nothing at all, although the room we had would not suit everyone, a certain amount of "mountaineering" required to access the Rhine view. Little bit of noise from the railway far below, didn't bother us though.

We loved everything about our stay… The rooms were spacious, modern, and comfortable. The staff were consistently professional, helpful, and friendly. The castle grounds were beautiful. Breakfast and high tea were delicious, with a very generous selection. The location is excellent because it serves as a great launching off point for other adventures, though we were very happy to linger at Burg Reichenstein because it’s such a wonderfully inviting castle itself.

This was the rare experience in which there was nothing we didn’t like. All aspects of our time at Burg Reichenstein were resoundingly positive.

Such a beautiful place to stay on the Rhine! We were upgraded to a bigger room which was perfect. People mention the trains on the river side are loud but we didn't even notice them! Breakfast was delicious and the tour of the castle an added bonus. Lovely staff too.

Our room has about 12 power outlets but only one was able to be used! Not really anything wrong, just curious! A small refrigerator in the room would make it perfect.

The window in our room overlooked the Rhine and provided all the amenities we required along with an air purifier! Delicious breakfast buffet with Eggs Benedict and mimosas! LOVED touring the home/castle!! We had the entire building to ourselves and enjoyed the audio guide which helped us learn the history of the Puricelli family. Overall an amazing stay. Highly recommended!!!

We loved everything about our stay at Burg Reichenstein! Our room was beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean, and had a view of the castle ruins. The staff were very welcoming and polite. The location of the hotel is wonderful, situated right next to Burg Reichenstein, which was interesting to explore and romantic to walk around at night. Dinner in the restaurant was excellent, as was the generous breakfast. If we ever get to go to Germany again, we will go back to Burg Reichenstein!

A beautiful setting and a beautiful castle. Dinner on the terrace was a real highlight with a varied menu and superb flavours throughout. Friendly, professional service was yet another highlight as was the cleanliness throughout the hotel.

The temperature of the room was too warm for me, a fan was supplied but I didn't see it until the morning, making for a slightly uncomfortable night despite a very comfortable bed. As the bed is upstairs in the warmest part of the room, pointing out that a fan was available would have made a big difference!