Romantik Hotel

Meisenheimer Hof

Weddings in a fairytale atmosphere

Experience an unforgettable wedding celebration in a historical ambience with us. In our Knights' Hall or the baroque Boos von Waldeck room, you can say "I do" for a civil wedding directly on site and celebrate a wonderful party in our rooms afterwards. Also after an ecclesiastical wedding in the catholic church St. Antonius or the protestant castle church nearby we welcome you and your guests with sparkling wine of our winery Disibodenberg and of course with festively decorated tables according to your wishes.

Open Air events on the Roof

Framed by the preserved outer walls of the former Meisenheim Festival Hall, our roof terrace is transformed into an open air stage in summer. As part of a varied program, events such as concerts or performances of different genres take place here. Of course, you will also be provided with refreshing drinks here. So sit back and enjoy secluded summer evenings and lively culture on our hotel's own open-air stage.

Enchanted atmosphere and wonderful buildings

Winding alleys, historic half-timbered houses and the most beautiful natural idyll: the late medieval charm of Meisenheim immediately casts its spell on visitors. Surrounded by the old town wall, former noble farms, the small river called Glan and the smell of open fires and freshly baked bread, it seems as if time has stood still - a very own, small world. The small town between Bad Kreuznach and Kaiserslautern is one of the few that was not destroyed during the war. Today, its beautifully preserved old town with the late Gothic castle church and the former synagogue is a protected monument and is cherished and cared for. In an enchanted, romantic and fascinating ambience, you can leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind and feel times long past with all your senses.

Concerts and guided tours in the late Gothic castle church

The late Gothic castle church regularly invites visitors to organ concerts and organ tours. As a local landmark, the Protestant church characterizes the Meisenheim townscape and, with its impressive silent organ and rococo pulpit, is considered one of the most important late Gothic buildings on the left bank of the Rhine.

Anecdotes from the old days

If you want to get to know Meisenheim better, you should take part in its very special guided tours. During the scenic tours of Maria, the wife of the executioner, you will learn interesting facts about the former times of the Meisenheim executioner. She will show you the scary places of the town and tell you about the so-called embarrassing neck court. In the evening you will be led through gloomy alleys with lanterns on the original night watchman tour. From September to March, a unique atmosphere awaits you here. During the authentic tours you will learn how people lived here long ago through exciting stories and centuries-old anecdotes.

...over hill and dale

The nearly 3.5 km long premium hiking trail Juché leads through the old town of Meisenheim into the wooded slopes of the Glan valley. Past idyllic resting places such as the Schwanenhaus, the trail then leads to the Juché viewing lodge. On the Magische Heimbach circular trail, 12 km of paths lead past stream valleys, forests and meadows. Those who like it more extensive are well served on the 128 km long Nahe cycle path. In Staudernheim, this meets the Glan-Blies cycle path, which takes you along 130 kilometers past pretty little towns and great adventure opportunities - from Staudernheim via Meisenheim, Waldmohr and Blieskastel down to the French border. Following in the footsteps of the famous Way of St. James along the European Milky Way as a signpost, you will make a pilgrimage along the Sternenweg all the way to France. 

Mystical ambience & monastery history

Surrounded by a mystical aura, the enchanted Disibodenberg monastery ruins loom between the trees. Here, where the Nahe and Glan rivers meet, Hildegard von Bingen once lived for more than 40 years before she left to found her own monastery. In addition to the expansive view of the Nahe valley, you can almost feel the history of Saint Disibod from 640 AD here. The remaining stone remains in the romantic park on top of the Disibodenberg near Bad Sobernheim provide insights into an earlier life behind cool monastery walls. In a small museum, you can also discover precious stonemasonry from the heyday of that time.

Experience nature with all senses

Get out of your socks and let's go! Just a few minutes by car from Meisenheim, you can explore the surrounding nature on the adventurous barefoot trail in Bad Sobernheim. On a length of 3.5 kilometers it will be sometimes wet, sometimes slippery, sometimes warm or cold. Fragrant green meadows, pleasantly tingling sand, cool clay and natural woods sharpen all your senses and are a boon for your feet, which for once don't have to be in uncomfortable shoes. Cross a suspension bridge and continue upstream, while idyllic spots invite you to picnic. On the first barefoot trail in Germany, it will not only be exciting and varied, but also inspiring, relaxing and informative.

Rail fun for the whole family

Action and fun await you on the adventurous draisin tour very close to Meisenheim. A disused railroad line of a total of 40 kilometers offers the rare opportunity to explore the lower Glan valley between Lauterecken, Altenglan and Staudernheim by handcar. There is room for between three and 20 people on the different rail vehicles, some of whom can pedal at a fast or leisurely pace and the rest can relax. Whether with a classic bicycle draisin, an electric bicycle draisin, with a barrier-free, conference, hand lever or plan wagon draisin: this trip will be extraordinary, we promise! From morning to evening you can explore the route as well as the surrounding nature extensively and stop at numerous stops with gastronomic offers and small sights.

500 years brought to life

How have people lived over the last five centuries? The Rhineland-Palatinate open-air museum in Bad Sobernheim answers this exciting question. On 35 hectares against an idyllic natural backdrop, the museum shows what ancient life was like in rural Germany. Numerous historic buildings as well as old homes and workplaces from different regions invite you to an exciting journey back in time. Stroll along the small alleys, take a look inside the houses and watch the historically significant place come to life at the big museum festival in September. Puzzlers and game fans can book the Escape Room ZeitWende, which is also available for larger groups. You can visit the open-air museum from the start of the season after the winter break at the end of March.

The impressive porphyry rock massif

The mighty Rotenfels near Bad Münster am Stein forms with its 202 meters the highest cliff between the Alps and Scandinavia and is only about 25 kilometers away from our hotel. As a nature reserve, the rock is surrounded by rare plants and animals and is perfect for hiking and discovery tours along the mountain massif. Nearby, in the middle of abandoned vineyards, there is also the stone sculpture park of the sculptors Kubach-Wilmsen, which you can visit next to the associated museum.

Leisurely paddling on the Glan river

Embark on a journey of discovery through nature in a canoe or kayak and experience Meisenheim and its surroundings on the glittering waters of the Glan. Directly at the Meisenheim shore, at the end of the street "Hinter der Hofstadt", you will find the entrance of the canoe rental Fun Con Action, which offers different canoe tours between two and five hours. After a professional briefing you can paddle the shorter route to Rehborn or take the longer route to Odernheim. Beer gardens and ice cream parlors are ideal for a short break. The nature fun is also best suited for families, company outings or class trips for groups between two and 100 people.

On maze in the corn

In the season from July to October you can visit the gigantic corn maze in the neighboring Raumbach. Whether as a couple, with children or with the whole family: on a huge area with around 400,000 corn plants, you can lose yourself here in the middle of nature and find your way through the exciting maze. Small tasks await you at various stations, where you have to guess animal tracks, for example. If you solve all the riddles correctly, you even have the chance to win a prize when you hand in your entry form.