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Hotel Kloster Eberbach
Eltville am Rhein, Hesse, Germany · Independent · Near Luxury
Bernard of Clairvaux's Cistercians founded Eberbach in 1136, a wine abbey above Hattenheim that became the Hessian State Winery after secularization in 1803, and the hotel keeps 22 doubles in the guest house, with superior rooms over the monastery tavern. The Name of the Rose cameras were here in 1986, and you sleep inside the abbey walls, among the Rheingau vines.
- 22 rooms
- Neighborhood: Hattenheim / Eberbach Abbey
- Rooms from 269 sq ft (25 m²)
About Hotel Kloster Eberbach
- Secularized in 1803. Superior rooms sit above the monastery tavern, a short walk from the main house.
- Kloster Eberbach stands above Hattenheim, in Eltville am Rhein, among the Rheingau vines.
- Entry-level rooms start at 269 sq ft (25 m²).
History
Cistercian abbey founded 1136. Secularized 1803, now Hessian State Winery. Hotel in the guest house, about 22 rooms. The Name of the Rose filmed here in 1986.
The setting
At Kloster Eberbach above Hattenheim, Eltville am Rhein, in the Rheingau vines. The hotel is the guest house inside the abbey.
Restaurants and bars
- Wine shop & wine bar — Bar
Experiences
- Monastery tours — Daily tours through 900 years of history and the world of the Cistercian monks who founded the monastery.
Amenities
- Complimentary breakfast buffet
- On-site winery and historic wine tastings
- Klosterschänke restaurant with regional cuisine
- Guided tours of the 12th-century monastery grounds
- Pet-friendly accommodations (surcharge)
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and mineral water in rooms
- Sauna
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