The lady who runs this restaurant is rather harsh. If you don’t understand German and therefore can’t read the menu, don’t expect her to take time deciphering it for you. The food itself is okay, certainly nothing special but what made me angry was the cost for 10oz of tap water. 2,500 euro!!!! The food is terribly overpriced but at least I knew that when I ordered it. 5 euro for 2 small glasses of tap water is absolutely horrific. Shame on them.

I absolutely loved this hotel! Very spacious, charming, nice breakfast, perfect location, great staff! Definitley recommend this hotel and would love to stay here again!

Our first night for 9 travelers in Germany walking from the train station with steps under the rail tracks, approx 1.5 on cobble stone streets. Glorious town full of shops, cafes, bakeries, pubs, located blocks from the Rhine all easy walking.
The property was beautiful and just as pictures and displayed in ad, owner operator quickly warmed up after breaking our language barrier. Staff also warmed up as we broke the language barrier. Great food, baked goods, beverage and very comfortable rooms accomodating our group, with no elevators up to 4 floors of stairs. No AC but the rooms were comfortable for the night and windows open during the day. Other restaurants in the area and the air is full of fresh baked pasteries and breads of the nieghborhood.
I recomend this as long as you can carry you luggage up the stairs and can walk them.
Breathe taking views of the city from the 4th floor with larger rooms.

We stayed here on our way down to Austria and this was a stopover for the night, a decent drive from Calais to break the journey. And what an inspired choice it was! The village is absolutely charming, with its medieval buildings and narrow cobblestone streets and the castle on the hill towering over it. Also, the Rhine nearby adds to the scene.
We booked two rooms following reviews on here up to June. I cannot believe that there have been a couple of recent reviews slamming the hotel, as we had a marvellous stay. Both rooms were spotlessly clean and well furnished. The rooms were large and high- ceilinged. Although both rooms faced the main street, we heard not a peep from outside, either in the evening or the night. Maybe with the windows open, it might have been different, but Bacharach did not strike me as being a particularly noisy place anyway. The bathroom in our room was large with a jacuzzi bath, which everybody enjoyed. The beds were very comfortable. Yes, there are stairs only, but then this is precisely the charm of an old building with character. My 86 year old mother had no difficulties as we were only one floor up.
The staff were all very friendly and helpful and the breakfast was excellent

I would gladly stay here again and have not the slightest qualm about it. It is good that some picky individuals have written poor reviews, as it will make it easier to book the next time. ;-) But if this hotel is ranked eighth, the others above it must be incredible. I doubt whether they are in reality.