We traveled to Germany for a few weeks in early December. Monschau was our final destination. What a hidden gem! We were just enchanted by the darling city!! It was snowing our 3 days there and it was aobut 11 degrees! Super cold and super charming. We loved the Christmas market. We traveled with our 2 young boys (3 &... More

We stayed for one night in August. I parked in one of the car parks just outside the centre then walked to the hotel. The receptionist (owner?) was very unfriendly and never smiled once. She didn't speak any English but I had enough German to understand her directions to get to a nearby garage where you can park your car... More

This hotel seems to rely on the 'old' status but almost all of them in Monschau are. Reception was rude and unhelpful and we felt as if we had disturbed them, no smiles or any welcoming information at all. The room was well outdated, not quaint and romantic, just undecorated and tiny; uncomfortable, old beds. The bathroom was really tiny... More

To make things clear, that headache was caused by my own clumsiness and me being a tall guy with bumping my head several times at the low ceiling. But to stay at the Graf Rolshausen was kind of like a fairytale, like stepping into a timemachine. It was a surprise for the 35th anniversary of my parents, but we decided... More

Situated in heart of the beautiful medieval town of Monschau, but in a quiet spot just off the main tourist drag, this hotel is a great example of a family-run German pension. No need for fake ye olde decoration and furniture here, the place is almost a museum piece - reception in particular feels like entering a medieval merchant's front... More

Location was excellent, though I saw no evidence to suggest that you could bring your car within a half mile or so, which is pretty much the same situation for everywhere in the centre of the town. That, the steep (though short) cobbled hill and the hotel's stairs would make life difficult for the frailer visitor (the hotel does have... More