Hotel Restaurant Doctor Weinstube

Good service. Happy people. Excellent historic hotel. Excellent restaurant. Very good transfer service to and from the airport.

First of november - a bit too calm (but we knew that from before), both hotel and village. Cellar ("nightclub") closed on week-nights.

The restaurant was excellent.

They have very loud live music once a week till two in the morning. We had to ask twice before the noise level was reduced and we had to sleep with the windows closed in order to obtain a modicum of peace for sleeping. Loud live music is not a good idea if you are trying to sell accomodation where guests can sleep

After picking up my friend at the airport, we returned to the downstairs bar next to the courtyard. Due to Bernkastel being a tourist location and frequently accepting outsiders, my reception at the bar did not rank as high as the hotel, itself. I have lived in Germany for three months and I work to learn the language, customs, and courtesies. One of the bartenders did not care too much for me or my attempts. A slight mark against an otherwise excellent stay.

Very helpful staff. Wonderful ambience - a picturesque old hotel in a picturesque town in a wonderful natural setting. Good evening meal (soups particularly good) and superb breakfast. Very efficient modern shower with lots of hot water.

The individual rooms in the annex are a little bare (eg cork tile floors). This doesn't worry us at all because we would much rather go to a pretty old hotel with character than a faceless modern hotel with pile carpets - but others might think differently.

Very old buildings, unique furnishings, location.

Higher than normal restaurant prices.

The hotel's situation is great. Breakfast was good and room was tidy. Atmosphere at hotel was nice.

The 4 of us un our party found the hotel to be extremely pleasant in a rustic and charming way. Our accommodation in the annexe immediately across the quaint Bernkastel street was of modern standard however. Breakfast buffet was reassuringly of traditional German 'Art'!

There was some occasional noise from the tiny, windy,cobbled street below later in the night - hardly anything to bother about however.

The location was excellent. The evening meal was very good and the breakfast was very good

The bedrooms were very disappointing. Old and Drab. But clean. Would only have stayed one nite because rooms were so disapointing

Nice biergarten and nice looking restaurant but not affordable! 29€ for a stake is a bit too much in a village like this.

Lousy room. Never have slept in a hotel with windows under one meter from the street level. No AC and could not even leave the window open because somebody could just step in from the window! Traffic and usually normal noices from life could not be avoided even with closed windows. The first thing early morning was to leave and fast. Terrible! If You want to have a drive along the Mosel - wich is very nice - overnight at Trier.

We used the hotel as a 1 night stop en-route during a Driving trip through Europe staying at a picturesque place.

Our ideal requirements with our party consisting of 6 male adults would have been 3 twin rooms , the hotel accomodated us with 6 single rooms at additional cost which were not in keeping with the hotel environment.

Fantastic historic building with amazing fittings and furniture. A unique hotel experience. Excellent restaurant with outdoor courtyard dining.

Great location in the old part of town .Beautiful old building full of character.Popular restaurant with reasonably good food.Staff very helpfull.

Bedrooms cold and in need of an update.

The hotel staff is very friendly, the hotel is clean, nice ambience, the food at the hotel restaurant is excellent