Hotels in Hesse
Variety also awaits you in beautiful Hessen! Enjoy the tranquillity of the forests in the north, which once inspired the Brothers Grimm for their fairy tales, hike in the largest extinct volcanic area in Germany, the Vogelsberg, or marvel at charming towns and the culture and history lived there. In the heart of Germany, Romantik® Hotels & Restaurants will spoil you all around and take care of you with warm hospitality.
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Hotels in Hesse – Discover the volcanic region and forests
Hesse is a state full of diversity: low mountain ranges, green forests and historic towns provide the perfect backdrop for any holiday. Whether it's a short break, a family holiday or a romantic weekend, hotels in Hesse combine modern comfort with warm hospitality and are the starting point for unforgettable experiences, culinary highlights and a real break from everyday life.
Hessian mountain region – pure nature and active relaxation
The Hessian Highlands enchant visitors with their small hills, dense forests and babbling rivers surrounded by greenery. Hotels here are often in quiet locations, nestled in nature, and offer cosy rooms and regional cuisine. Hikers and cyclists will find countless routes right on their doorstep, while those seeking relaxation can pamper themselves with wellness treatments, saunas or massages. The Bergland is the perfect place to recharge your batteries and leave everyday life behind.
Vogelsberg region – between volcanic mountains, forests and lakes
The Vogelsberg region is a paradise for active holidaymakers and nature lovers. Hotels in this region combine modern comfort with rural tranquillity and often offer direct access to hiking and cycling trails, small lakes and volcanic landscapes. Whether you are a family, a couple or travelling alone, this is the ideal place to combine adventure, enjoyment of nature and relaxation. In the evening, regional specialities, cosy restaurants and the warm atmosphere of the hotels invite you to relax and unwind at the end of the day.
Cities and culture – urban flair meets tradition
In addition to nature, Hesse also offers urban highlights. Cities such as Frankfurt, Wiesbaden and Kassel are ideal starting points for shopping, culture or business trips. Historic half-timbered towns such as Marburg and Limburg invite you to take a leisurely stroll with their medieval charm, cafés and small boutiques – perfect for a day trip.
FAQ Questions & Answers
Hesse is centrally located in Germany, making it an ideal starting point for trips in all directions. The federal state borders North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony, Thuringia, Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate. Thanks to its central location, cities such as Frankfurt, Wiesbaden and Kassel are within easy reach, and trips to the countryside, the Hessian Highlands or the Vogelsberg region are also easy to plan.
Hesse is diverse: hiking, cycling, lakes, trips to historic towns such as Marburg or Limburg, culinary tours and regional festivals.
Very good! Hesse is centrally located in Germany. Thanks to motorways, ICE connections and airports (e.g. Frankfurt am Main), the hotels are accessible from all directions.
Hesse is attractive all year round: spring, summer and autumn are ideal for outdoor activities, hiking and cycling, while winter is perfect for wellness and culinary evenings.
Classic dishes
- Handkäse mit Musik – sour milk cheese, usually marinated, served with onions, vinegar and oil.
- Grüne Soße (green sauce / Frankfurt green sauce) – herb sauce made from seven fresh herbs, often served with eggs or potatoes.
- Ahle Wurscht – Air-dried, spicy sausage from northern Hesse.
- Ribs with cabbage – Pork ribs with sauerkraut, particularly popular in traditional home cooking.
Sweets & pastries
- Bethmännchen – Marzipan biscuits from Frankfurt, usually eaten at Christmas time.
- Apfelwein-Kuchen / Streuselkuchen – Cake variations containing apple wine or apples from the region.
Drinks
- Apfelwein (Äppelwoi / Ebbelwoi) – Hesse's famous national drink, especially in Frankfurt and the surrounding area.
- Wines from Rheingau and Hessische Bergstraße – mainly Riesling and Silvaner.