We were welcomed by the owner with a glass of his own wine, and found him very friendly. Our room was large, and clean, and though there was no shampoo etc. we felt that for what we paid, it was good value for money.
The breakfasts were delicious, and when juice, or milk etc. ran out, it was immediately replaced.
With just a short walk from the station it is an excellent place for anyone traveling by train, and although we were unable to find a supermarket within walking distance, there were plenty of bakeries, butchers, souvenir shops and restaurants in Cochem, just ten minutes walk away.
I would definitely recommend it to other travelers. who are on a budget.

We stayed four nights at Rademacher's and could not have been more please with our accommodations. The room was very large and in like-new condition, the bed was extremely comfortable and the location was peaceful and quiet. Everything was "German clean"; not a speck of dust or dirt anywhere. We are non-smokers and appreciated being able to escape the smoking hoards here. As is true with most small zimmers in Germany, bring your own soap and hair dryer. Breakfast was generous and delicious with perfectly boiled eggs, (not hard, but still a little soft), beautiful fresh breads and meats, and cheerfully attended to. There is a fine small grocery store quite near for lunch supplies and sundries. Cochem is a very touristy town which is crowded and busy. Rademacher's is off the beaten path in a quiet location at the foot of their vineyard. Although Herr Rademacher was friendly he was a little overwhelmed with running the tasting tours, the zimmer and the vineyard. We were barely offered a glass of his wine and there were no tours available in English during our stay. However, he was pleasant and we would certainly stay here again.

The room was right next to the parking lot. Large windows were covered by see-through curtains with privacy drapes only on the sides. We had to pull them across the window with a safety pin at night. The room could use a facelift. Host was not especially friendly. It was cold & rainy. The steam heater wouldn't work. Herman tried to fix w/o success, but brought us an electric heater. Breakfast was fine - traditional German fare. Rooms were clustered, with our cluster sharing a gathering room with a small frig, TV, & table.

Spartan interior, but large room with 2 chairs, table and wineglasses - local wine for purchase in shared kitchen. Good mattress. Generous breakfast, great, strong coffee. Tiny shower stall but strong water pressure, no soap, no hair dryer, worn towels. Quick walk across public parking to train station (we travelled by Eurail pass). Short, level, easy walk to town center. Good value at 54Euro ($72) double with breakfast mid-May. Reserved directly at winery/pension web site. Non-English speaking staff most of our stay, and no wine-tasting or winery tours available in the 3 nights we stayed. Would stay again if traveling by train.