Breuer’s Rudesheim Castle Hotel

I will take a moment to give my compliments to the restaurant staff of this amazing property! We were not hotel guests but we did enjoy dinner at the hotel’s restaurant! I would personally like to thank them for one of the most spectacular dining experiences we ever had! First of all the restaurant is absolutely BEAUTIFUL with a modern touch and traditional at the same time. It gives you the idea of a historic building that has been cleverly renovated. The food is excellent and quite delicious, meticulously presented but not pretentious and the wine list is intact! The musicians gave an amazing performance with some non-expected surprises that made us laugh hard and have a great time. Lastly the service team was warm and friendly and our waiter “George” (I hope I remember the name correctly) made us feel really special exceeding our expectations for great service that evening! For all these reasons and many more I would definitely recommend it to everyone I know and those I don’t and we will definitely go back in the future! Thank you!

We ate in the restaurant and what an amazing experience. Absolutely delicious and delightful. Every bite was enjoyed. The white wine was delicious. We had chicken breast with mashed potatoes and carrots. Beef broth and bread. So yummy. The service was top notch!! There was a live band and that was so nice.

Our tour group had a lovely dinner at Breuer’s Rudesheimer Schloss in Rudesheim, Germany. We had dinner in their very quaint, southern German style, outdoor restaurant. It had a retractable roof that they opened and closed when it rained, which cleverly covered the entire area. There was a great polka band to entertain us as well. The band sang and played fun German songs and surprisingly, western songs as well and were wonderful. Locals (including cute little kids) and tourists danced and had a great time. There were also drinking games that they played with shots of schnapps on a long pole that five people could drink at once. A bell ringing song was also played with folks from the restaurant. It was our friend’s birthday and they were kind enough to bring him out a special drink for him and made it very special for him. The night was a very enjoyable and a unique German experience for us, in a lovely setting. The food was very good, as well as the German beer. It was a very fun night indeed and my half German wife had the time of her life and enjoyed every minute of it.

WOW...What a great place. Really nice rooms, FANTASTIC resaurant and their very own wines that are amazing. Staff was fun, bright and great energy. The owner, Maresa, was excellent and gave us great info on the hotel, restaurant and vineyard. Only wish we had been able to stay longer. We stayed the last night they were open this winter and what a great experience and treat. Would go back in a heart beat! The town's Christmas Market was super cute and great items. You HAVE to try the Rudesheim Coffee! Exclusive to this town! Fun. Now if I could only figure out a way to get a couple cases of their wine shipped to my house. It was spectacular! The GB Sauvage...A crisp, dry Reisling that is one of the best we've ever had. Delicious.

I cannot say enough good things about this charming hotel and restaurant. We travelled to Rudesheim with our extended family of twelve and arrived late. The staff was so gracious with our late check-in, providing detailed information for parking and key retrieval. The hotel is lovely and in a very central location. Staff were very helpful and attentive. The restaurant, including the breakfast, was wonderful. We ate dinner here one evening and enjoyed delicious German food and a live band. The service was excellent, and our waiter was particularly great with the five kids/teens in our group. We spent two weeks all over Germany, and our kids consistently rank our two days here as favorites.

We had a nice dinner, good food, large wine selection with a lot of open wines, delicious dessert and the Rüdesheimer Kaffee was great made and served.

A quaint hotel with an amazing restaurant in the old part of the city with a great service at the reception and at the restaurant too. Nice ambience and be surprised to suddenly hear the clock going off to a chiming music which adds to the charm of this place.

Excellent hotel. We had room with a terrace and view of the river and castle which was great to relax. Room very clean and large. Breakfast was amazing. Endless choices. Staff were very nice and helpful. It is 25 minutes walk to center of the village. Highly recommended

Strolling through Rudescheim on a calm November evening we were seeking out a good German restaurant for dinner. The town was peaceful and quiet - no one around - but it felt quite safe. We passed a few restaurants that seemed open but deserted before coming across Rüdesheimer Schloss Weinhaus. Bright lights, lots of people, and what looked like a lively atmosphere. We were sold! Lively turned out to be an understatement. Unbeknownst to us, our ship's optional excursion to various German beer houses had ended up here, and with a band everyone was in fine fettle! The band played German music then American songs, the group was feeling no pain and dancing up a storm. Definitely lively! We had a nice booth a little farther away where we could observe all the activity but still enjoy our dinner. For us, it was a wonderful experience: delicious, authentic German cuisine, attentive, friendly service in English, and a well appointed,lovely restaurant with obvious history. The main course, the wine, and dessert were all wonderful. A memorable evening!

Breakfast buffet Charcuterie type layout with plenty of roll choices, and fresh Bavarian sliced bread. Several jams, butters and cheeses create a beautiful spread. There's several wursts and pate as well. I really liked a bologna and mushroom plate that was unique. Drinks include local Riesling sparkling (all you can respectfully drink), OJ, concentrated grape juice, a veggie drink, sparkling water and coffee too. Cereal is also available but I didn't try. Best part is the made to order omelette bar - choose your own ingredients including white or green onions, fresh bacon bits, white cheese, mushrooms, or tomatoes. For $18Eu, this is really a great deal. I heard their dinner is just as locally sourced and of consistently higher quality but reservations are sometimes required. That's all...

This was our favorite place we stayed on our trip through the German countryside this past spring. When you check in you're greeted with a class of house made champagne and warmly welcomed by the staff. Seriously, I have not had this level of hospitality anywhere I've stayed, full stop. The room we had was clean, welcoming, comfortable, and overall just great. We had the pleasure of having dinner at the restaurant and really enjoyed our meal. It was a bit over the top catered towards tourists but you kind of have to lean into that and enjoy it. The service was top notch, the food delicious, and the overall ambiance wonderful. If I ever have a chance to stay here again I'd leap at the opportunity.

Maresa and her team were incredible hosts from check-in, to dinning to morning breakfast...5 Star. The hotel room was fantastic, the restaurant amazing, the wine SPECTACULAR. Excellent location nestled in the heart of the Drosselgasse and easy access to some of the incredible sites. The gondola, the vinyards, the castles and all the shops in town. We had a blast and will return someday! Beautiful place, wonderful people. Thank you!!!!

We came here as part of the Viking Rhein Cruise group excursion and had a blast. We started off with a bottle German Rosé and a bottle of white (sounds like the beginning of a Billy Joel song, doesn't it ?) Then came our appetizer of Salad and Wurst, moving on to some Soup and then our main course of sliced Pork Loin. More wine kept arriving and I felt the need for more wurst. I asked for a Menu and off we went, specifically with some Weißwurst or Veal. It came with some flavorful sour Kraut and mashed potatoes. Wow, it was delicious. Some of the best I've ever had in Germany and I've eaten it all over. Let's just say this Rüdesheimer Weinhaus serves up some very good wine and some even better food. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. But of course, it could have been all due to our Cruise Director Andrew's emphatic karaoke rendition of "YMCA" and then "Sweet Caroline" (Ba-Ba-Ba!) LOL He brought down the house and it was a perfect way to end a very enjoyable evening.

We were told to go here for the famous coffee. It was a first for me but kaffee, flaming brandy and whipped cream - how could it be bad. Loved it !

What a gem in Rudesheim! I love the outdoor patio area - there are grapevines everywhere with interesting decor and even a raucous clock tower that sings Loreley every hour. The menu is pretty extensive - I got to try a variety of rieslings, including an estate riesling and appreciated how different the grape can be. We tried some small bites here - definitely recommend getting the tapas! They have regional specialties which you don't want to miss. I still remember the liver mousse that tasted like Thanksgiving stuffing... yum!

Viking, evening cruise stop. Walked a short ten minutes to a fantastic find. Appeared to be a locals favorite. Great crowd, great food, great service. Lots of fun had by all. This is the place to eat and have some local fun while docked in Rudesheim am Rhein!

The food was excellent and the service was accommodating. They were having trouble with the credit card machine so I had to take a walk to get Euro but they did tell me before we ordered. We sat outside it was cool and the fountain was soothing. I definitely recommend this place.

We did not have a reservation. We waited a few moments and were seated. Excellent service, superior food, great atmosphere.

Terrific duck for 2. Small, lean duck probably enough for 4 with a side picturesque patio setting, it's a restaurant not a schloss however. The fly issue is so bad we have to leave asap. Surly service.

Excellent service! Great food! Very neat place! Highly recommend because very authentic local cuisine!!

My friend and I had the best evening! The food was delicious. She had chicken and I had pork. The atmosphere was fun and festive. They also had a really fun band! I would go again.

Service is excellent. Just a great place to visit along the Rhine snd experience an old world town.

Great food and reasonably priced. (Try the rack of lamb...om nom nom!) A little touristy, but a fun place worth your time.

What terrific hospitality! Off season rates are impressive at 85€/n, includes breakfast. Great wine tasting opportunity in the hotel with decent restaurant. Interesting walking area. Room was very comfortable but European. This means learning how to turn lights on, run the shower, and unlock the door are little skills that once mastered, no problem. Very clean room!

Great place. Came to off the viking Rhine river cruise on an paid excursion. Everything has been great!!!! Love music authentic meal. Whine made at the establishment. Real taste of germany. What more could you ask for. Wine, soup, dinner... what's for dessert? Lol

Stopped here one rainy afternoon and were quickly seated. Once inside it is quite a cute restaurant. Though a weinhaus, we did not sample any of the wines so I cannot speak to that. The schnitzel and lamb were both very good, however. The schnitzel was wonderfully crusted and the mushroom sauce that accompanied it was the perfect compliment. The lamb as well, was perfectly cooked and paired with some lovely herb roasted potatoes. If you are lucky enough to pass by the area when it's not too crowded, worth a stop for a nice and filling lunch/dinner

The food gets no stars, it's almost inedible. The coffee and service get one star. The entertainment was off the chain! It was over the top Germany style. We came on a Viking cruise and were highly entertained by the band in the Biergarten. There was quintuple shots, great sing alongs and a conga line!

Fantastic place! Try the happy hour special. Waffles, hot cherries, whipped cream and a cappuccino. Great location in a great town

Was here on a Sunday evening. ATMOSPHERE: -Initially, it was quiet but 30 minutes later, more people entered. -There was a pianist who played. Really nice -The waiters are polite and nice. -The female waiters wore traditional attire. FOOD: -As a beverage, I ordered a house wine, GB Doux, Qualitätswein Rheingau (George Breuer). It wasn't too sweet. -For my entree, I ordered roasted guinea fowl breast with riesling sauce, carrots, mashed potatoes, celery and truffle oil (Gebratene Regenbogenforelle aus dem nahem Wispertal, mandelbutter und Kleine kartöffelchen). It was good. Loved the white (riesling) sauce with the fowl. The fowl had a crispy skin. Mashed potatoes, great. Carrots, bleh. A little too sweet. -They also served sliced bread with pork lard. The bread was dry and bland without it. They had other things (local and wild) on the menu that I was interested in but my stomach will bulge. If I ever come back to the Middle Rhine Valley, I will stop here again.

A delightful restaurant with great ambiance and delicious German fare. Very reasonably priced and great live entertainment.

Upon arriving in Rüdesheim auf Rhine, the wife and I had no idea where to go, or where the "action" was. As it was after 6pm (18:00), the city seemed essentially closed. Fortunately, we met a very friendly, kind lady walking her baby who not only pointed us in the right direction but walked us all the way 15 minutes to a restaurant that she said was her personal favorite and had available the best Riesling in the area as well as "gut food". Turns out she was going to Drosselstrasse - the weingarten and restaurant street - to have dinner with family. We can't speak whether it is the best in the city, but she didn't steer us wrong: it is very good. It seemed filled with tourists, but did also feature locals. From what I've seen of the city, during the wine season, there would be no open restaurant without a substantial tourist presence. The atmosphere is charming, as fits the street itself (which appears so quaintly Bavarian that it could almost be from a storybook). The courtyard of the eatery is in the shadow of the clocktower of the restaurant which -- on the hour -- breaks out into chimes complete with wooden figures of revelers and vinter monks. Music mixing modern and traditional German music is also on tap. The Riesling - we had the Rüdesheim semi-dry - was smooth. I had the bit untraditional spargel (asparagus) with shrimp and nudeln (noodles) and parmesan on top. The shrimp is basically the small salad shrimp as is common in Germany, and the noodles were nice, slippery fat egg noodles. It was quite good. The wife's spargel with salmon was nice, with nice presentation and had a bit of unconventional touch with roe. Also a bit unconventional is that they mixed a bit of green asparagus along with the more traditional German preference for the white spargel. While we don't have enough knowledge of the city to definitively recommend it relative to other restaurants it was enjoyable - and our very nice German Good Samaritan recommends it, which is good enough for us.

I ate lunch at the Rudescheimer Schloss Weinhaus in Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany on 6/17/2015. It was my 1st time there. I was with a group from the Tauck riverboat M.S. Treasures so I can not give you any prices. What I can say is that we had good food and good service. We also had great live music to listen to. Plus, I took photos.

What a great place to stop and eat. We came here, without a reservation for dinner on a Friday evening. The place was jammed, and their entire outdoor area was full. However, they accommodated us nicely inside, all while still being able to see the outdoor area and listen to the German music. I would assume this place to be a bit of a touristy location, but that's ok. The place was inviting and had a great vibe. The wait staff that worked with us were very, very friendly, giving us all sorts of great recommendations on drinks and on the menu. Our group ordered the lamb chops, the steak, the salmon, and I stuck with the schnitzel. The winner was the lamb chops, as they tasted phenomenal. I devoured my schnitzel, and the steak & salmon were very tasty. We topped off the dinner by sharing the apple strudel, which was just as you'd expect it to taste, fresh and delicious. Don't hesitate...this is a GREAT place to visit and eat.

Everything is fine before we order our meal, nice garden view, great music. And then, we wait for so long until our meal served. The beef steak is very dry and over cooked, almost welldown, but i order as medium rare. Onion used toooo much oil to cook. Worst meal ever had in Europe.

Very, very, very good. Pumpkin soup was like sunshine in a cup. Worth the money for sure.

We were looking for a traditional German restaurant and this one did not disappoint, other than the large groups of cruise ship people there, who took over the entertainment unfortunately. But the food and service were great as was the wine recommendation. There was another wine bar across the "street" that was great as well.

Nice piano music in the biergarten. Delicious food. Good not ask for anything else in our anniversary.

stayed here back in spring 2015. located in a beautiful scenic area near the rhine river with everything within walking distance. had a single bed room in the annex building that was very comfortable and elegantly designed. the food, service, and entertainment were all top notch. staff was very friendly and helpful. i would stay here again.

We chose this restaurant as we were staying at this hotel and we were wonderfully pleased! I ordered a wonderful bratwurst and potato meal and my wife a fantastic salad. The service was tremendous and the ambience was great. There was a good vibe with a musician playing live music in the courtyard and the bells ringing on the hour.

It's hard to pick a place on this street, well ok alley. This is the place to go to in a street that can otherwise only be described as a tourist hell. Don't be put off by the chimes from the clock. Excellent food and good service. You won't get better I reckon. The wine prices might seem a little high but that just reflects the quality. And whoever translated the menu can actually speak English rather than someone who just fed the thing through Google translate. More than be said for the tourist offices in the town.