We returned for the second time and liked it very much again. The first time we received a free room upgrade because it was our wedding anniversary. I recommend the Spätlesezimmer which is very comfortable and from where you have a nice view over the romantic scenery. The hotel is a bit far away from St. Goar, but you will not want to go anywhere else for dinner. The restaurant is fantastic, and you should take a bottle of their excellent wine to your room and enjoy the flair.

Our room was very accessable for my wife in a wheelchair. Although there is no lift, going outside to the entrace to the restaurant was quite convenient (a ramp is provided). The food was very good and service the same. We were driving and looked for a hotel out of town on the Rhine River. The view of the Rhine (25 ft away) was great for watching the river boats passing in front of the Maus Castle just upstream of the Loreley. The staff was very understanding of my wife's special needs and treated us like family. THANK YOU STAFF, you did yourself proud. We hope to come back to the Flairhotel Landsknecht. In a wheelchair? I recommend this hotel very highly.

The Hotel is located on the left bank of the River Rhine, with a gorgeous view on the fabulous Rhine valley, just in front of the Loreley rock. It is quite far from the centre of the town, and this could be a problem for those who don't travel by car (but it was not my case).
The rooms are very clean, quiet and endowed with all comforts. The breakfast is rich and good and the staff is kind. I was there for listening to the Manowar concert at the Loreley auditorium, but it was also a good chance for to see a very beautiful and charming landscape. Not but not least: the ferry connection with the other side of the river are good and punctual.
Loved it!

Stayed for 1 night in the Landsknecht whilst on a touring holiday taking in Austria and the Rhine Valley. Due to a change in plans due to bad weather (in Austria) we had nowhere booked and so literally 'walked in' off the street.

We were offered 2 rooms, both of which whilst not directly overlooking the Rhine, (because they were on the side of the hotel) did have a river view. Rates offered were very competitive, particularly as we had not booked in advance.

Along both sides of the Rhine in this area is both a road and railway. Most of the hotels we saw had either the road, railway or both between them and the river. The Landsknecht uses this to its advantage, with a large raised patio being right on the river.

The rooms where clean, quiet (no road or railway noise) and well furnished. It would appear that the hotel has a local reputation for both food and wine, and whilst both were excellent, we did feel they were somewhat more expensive than we had been used to elsewhere. However been able to eat on the terrace watching the river and the boats go by is worth a premium.

Breakfast consisted of a typical European-style buffet, but the choice and quality was excellent and probably the best we had all our holidays.

There isn't much else in the immediate vacinity, and as the nearest train stations are some kilometres away you do need a car. However it would make a good base for seeing this area, and we can well recommend driving to Boppard, catching the train to Bingen and getting one of the cruise boats back.