Best Hotels near Aussichtspunkt Hochkelberg, Kelberg

The front desk service is very general. It must be 3 pm to give us a stay or 50 Euros. We have to wait. But the happiness brought by the Nurburgring track will not make us too care for the hotel. The room can only be said to be quite satisfactory, generally clean, the sauna is good, expensive in a location. The breakfast is very good and the service is very good

Funky, comfortable, well located hotel. The location is right on the ring and the theme and style of the hotel was really cool. We stayed here on a day where there was no big event, so the hotel was quiet and pretty empty. The bed were comfy and room was decent. Overall a great stay.

Hi sports travelers, it was once again very sports and early dining in Dorint. The rooms are fine and practically clean. The reception service always charming, compliant and attentive, the stars speak a clear language. The cockpit bar is cult and with Marco simply trompet galactic. Here you can depend very well and Marco is very comprehensive cool in service, simply cool and at any time a hit. Snart you're going back to Dorint, wonderful here 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Came last minute with my partner to take our car around the Nürburgring. I love the location and the views, the house was amazing. So clean and spacious. Drive is quite steep and big enough for two cars but also plenty of parking not far from the houses. Wish we could of stayed longer but Hopefully be back next year, will take a bike next time to explore a little more. Only downside you have to pay for spa entry even if you don’t visit.

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

Charming Cochem property and staff. The breakfast was awesome...eggs made to order with a great spread. The location is great during peak travel season since it's quieter than the riverside hotels, etc., which can get noisy. There is parking available, within a short distance from the Villa. We used a TomTom GPS, and it found a way through the narrow one-lane streets, and parking was nearby after dropping luggage. The owners are nice, helpful, and accommodating. We had a pleasant stay, and we enjoyed a local Mosel wine from the kitchen when we returned to our room. Don't let the narrow streets scare you...you'll get there...just take it slow and watch the pedestrians. The rooms could use a fan during the summer, especially the upper rooms with only one side of windows, thus no cross-ventilation, such as the Moseltal (spelling?) room. Moseltal is nearly unbearable sleeping without a fan during summer. Even the lower rooms could use one when it's warm outside.

I spent two nights here on this non-business visit in this 4-star comfort hotel, in early June just after Covid restrictions loosened ( staff still wore masks and guests were encouraged to as well, few did). This was my third visit here, and my first after the major remodeling that was finished last year. I booked a top floor ”mini-suite” (311), ( because that was all that was available for my datesm chosen five weeks before) with two sections: an extremely comfortable large bed for two with a small closet, bible, and TV in one section (no split in the middle of the bed as most German beds have), and another section was a mini-sitting area with two chairs, small table, and a desk, and another wall TV ( with limited stations, even in German). There was also an espresso machine, and a tiny fridge with some drinks. The windowless bathroom had a large tub and a separate shower. Bathroom amenities included not just shampoo but also conditioner, body lotion, kleenex, a hair dryer, wash cloths and soap (all except shampoo are hard to find in hotels in the area, most of which are 3 or less stars, as is a room with fridge). Everything was very clean, and the hotel has an elevator (rare in this area), quite welcome at my age and with my heavy baggage. Internet worked. The hotel is located near the ancient Maria Laach abby and across the local road from the pretty vulcanic Laach lake, which offers easy walks around it. The area is also convenient for excursions to other vulcanic sights of interests, walking paths, and historic structures, and is a half hour from the raceway Nurburgring. There is an upscale restaurant offering a limited menu of international food at dinner, for both indoors and outdoors dining, with very good service and a decent wine list (regional and otherwise) , and a pleasant cafe in a separate building offering snacks, ice cream, and cake is nearby, also with indoor and outdoor options. The complex also includes a sculpture garden, nursery, and a shop. It is not directly on the lake, but across a small road, easy walk. Negatives are: 1. Despite the recent remodel, there was still no air conditioning in my room. I guess it is just not a priority. So, during the day, my top floor 'upscale' room, with the sun beating on it, and also facing the sun, was stuffy and sweltering inside ( measured by me at 78) it was only 72 F outside and humid (it would be much worse if it were any warmer). It did cool off at night with open windows, but with no window screens, flys, mosquitoes, and 1 wasp considered themselves welcome. With windows and blinds shut, an odd sewer smell emerged. 2. My room, with its steaming heat, slanted walls and just 1 small high window in each room, was as noted overall unwelcoming during the day. But I also managed to bump my head on the walls three times in one day: once on the low ceiling when getting out of the tub (BTW the otherwise very nice tub does not have a grab bar, or ribbing, so is slipp