Schloss Reinhartshausen Kempinski, Weingutshof

In 1800, the Counts of Westphalia built Schloss Reinhartshausen in its present-day form. In 1855, Princess Marianne of Prussia from the princely house of Oranien-Nassau purchased the buildings and the land. She expanded the palace to include a museum, and as an immensely generous benefactress left a tangible and lasting legacy to Schloss Reinhartshausen and the community of Erbach as a whole. In the 20th century, highly regarded estate managers ran the winery, purchased additional vineyards and improved the vinification technology. In 1957, Schloss Reinhartshausen was converted into a hotel, extensively renovated from 1987 to 1991, and expanded to include what is now the West Wing. Today, the well-regarded winery is managed in conjunction with the upmarket hotel.

You will find space for parking in front of the hotel’s entrance.

A66, follow the signs to Rüdesheim. The autobahn transposes into the B42. Stay on this road until it narrows to one lane at the Rhine. Take the Hattenheim/Erbach exit and follow the signs to for Schloss Reinhartshausen to Eltville-Erbach.

Eltville (Rhine)-Erbach Marketplace