Hotel Restaurant Rheinfels — Restaurant in Stein am Rhein

Super nice view, and small but nostalgic and traditional hotel rooms. However, there was no proper reception and we struggled to find someone to check-in at first. The breakfast was fine, with very few but enough options but it was kind of pricey for what was given. Fiona helped us to check out from the hotel, and refused to believe that we had already paid for our accommodation on booking.com, and made us pay the accommodation by treating us rudely, and raising her voice a bit. booking.com is working for the refund of the accommodation we paid already after we created a demand on the website, however were hurt by the reaction. It was a nice hotel to stay in with a cozy concept, the town is small so one night accommodation is enough for Stein am Rhein. Wished we had time to visit the restaurant and eat fish. Update after a month: They tried to make us pay for the third time, and we still did not get a refund for the...

This breathtakingly charming hotel, located in a building dating from 1525, is ideal for a stay in Stein am Rhein. With a restaurant terrace that actually extends over the Rhine and lovely rooms with beamed ceilings yet with all the expected amenities, the hotel is a veritable wonder. On a more mundane level, the bottled water in the room fridge is free, the beds are comfortable, |and the cuisine at the restaurant, whose specialty is locally sourced perch (I recommend the perch (Egli) braised in butter), is most excellent. A bonus is that from the terrace you can feed ducks & swans and marvel at the fearless local youths who leap from the bridge into the Rhine and insouciantly float by your table. The hotel is also a mere handful of steps from the entrance to the town square, the painted facades of whose buildings will enthrall even the most jaded visitor. I am pleased to recommend the Hotel Rheinfels without...

This breathtakingly charming hotel, located in a building dating from 1525, is ideal for a stay in Stein am Rhein. With a restaurant terrace that actually extends over the Rhine and lovely rooms with beamed ceilings yet with all the expected amenities, the hotel is a veritable wonder. On a more mundane level, the bottled water in the room fridge is free, the beds are comfortable, |and the cuisine at the restaurant, whose specialty is locally sourced perch (I recommend the perch (Egli) braised in butter), is most excellent. A bonus is that from the terrace you can feed ducks & swans and marvel at the fearless local youths who leap from the bridge into the Rhine and insouciantly float by your table. The hotel is also a mere handful of steps from the entrance to the town square, the painted facades of whose buildings will enthrall even the most jaded visitor. I am pleased to recommend the Hotel Rheinfels without...