Schloss Rheinfels Hotel * * * *

Leisure activities:
2 Restaurants with 2 terraces,

2 Bars

Indoor Swimming Pool

Garden

Wellness area

Sauna

Massage

Beauty Centre

Solarium

Outdoor Activities

Cross-Country Skiing (15 Km)

3 Indoor Courts Tennis (12 Km)

2 Courts Tenis (0,8 Km)

Fishing

Outdoor Activities

Golf (20 Km)

Rent Bikes (0,5 Km)

Horse Riding

Walking

Conference Room

The conference villa Rheinfels - awarded 2002 and 2003 with the price “Best Conference Hotel of Germany” - has 8 meeting areas, an open air conference area as well as a nature and a didactic exhibition for outdoor activities.

Restaurant:

The restaurant serves regional and seasonal food. The wine-list has a selection of premium wines from the valley of the Loreley. Altogether 120 seats are available to the guests in the restaurant, 70 seats in the “Cannon room” as well as 60 seats on the upper and 80 on the lower terrace.

Cultural Program

Concerts, art exhibitions with a connection to the valley of the Loreley, etc...

Sankt Goar of Rhein is a town in the German federal state of Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland Palatinate), Germany. St. Goar is located on the Rhine, in the section known as the Rhine Gorge, and is impressively situated between mountains which rise on either side of the river. It is known particularly for the legend of the Loreley, associated with the dangerous Loreley rocks which are a hazard to shipping. It is also famous for the ruined castle Burg Rheinfels. St. Goar lies in the central Rhine Valley, which in 2002 was adopted by UNESCO as world cultural heritage. Sankt Goar is part of the Verbandsgemeinde Sankt Goar-Oberwesel.
In German linguistics, the Sankt Goar Line is an isogloss separating dialects to the north from those to the south. See High German consonant shift. St Goar lies opposite Sankt Goarshausen.