Deutschherrenhof

Hotel Deutschherrenhof is a wine-hotel in Zeltingen-Rachtig, a Riesling village on the Middle Mosel between Bernkastel-Kues and Traben-Trarbach. Built in 1981, it runs an on-site winery, restaurant, bar/lounge and coffee shop — the wine production is part of the hotel's day-to-day character, not a side attraction. The full-service spa is the wellness anchor: sauna, steam room and massage/treatment rooms, with a garden and terrace for the slower hours after a tasting. The hotel also runs meeting rooms, a banquet hall, free buffet breakfast, room service and a multilingual concierge. Hiking and biking trails start at the door, with horseback riding, kayaking and ecotours available in the area. Zeltingen-Rachtig sits on the Zeltinger Sonnenuhr and Himmelreich Grand Crus — some of the steepest and best-rated Riesling slopes in Germany. The Mosel cycle path runs along the riverfront, and Bernkastel-Kues is a 10-minute drive. A good fit for wine-focused stays where the spa is genuinely part of the daily rhythm.