Family and with a lot of heart!
Our guests experience a personal service of a special kind in the warmly run Hotel Emmerich in Winningen. The friendly and friendly interaction with each other is very important to us. The spacious rooms of our hotel are colorful and decorated with great attention to detail and provide all the amenities needed for a comfortable temporary home. Every day of your holiday in the Mosel valley begins with a rich and delicious breakfast buffet: freshly brewed coffee, fruit juices, hot rolls, fresh fruit, hearty sausage and cheese platters, freshly cooked eggs, honey from the beekeeper in Winningen and of course homemade jam ...
So strengthened our guests can start an eventful day in the picturesque Moselle valley around Winningen and end with a full-bodied Mosel wine in the cozy lounge or on the terrace.
Winninger weekly market: Every Tuesday, 16-19 clock on the market place Winningen.
Price
Special features of the hotel:Free Wi-Fi access in the entire hotel area
Free PC use and internet access
Free hotel parking
Keybox, for late arriving guests
General
family friendlyParking spaces
Payment options
Credit cardsCash
Debit cards
Special features
Internet WLANEnvironment
Quiet surroundingsEspecially suitable for
ChildrenGroups
Senior citizens
Singles
Languages spoken
EnglishRoom facilities
Balcony/terraceSatellite/cable TV
Food and drink
BreakfastRolls service
Public transport
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Directions
From 7 to 20 o'clock our reception is occupied daily.Check-in starts at 2 pm.
If you arrive after 8pm, please contact us, we will gladly give you the pin for our key box so that you can check in very flexibly.
You can check out until 11 o'clock.
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On the trail following the traces of Moselle wine along small paths and narrow switchbacks, past the Weilsborn spring and ancient vineyard walls.
Hotel Emmerich
56333 Winningen
+49 2606 537 https://www.hotel-emmerich.com/ E-mail: info@hotel-emmerich.com
On the trail following the traces of Moselle wine along small paths and narrow switchbacks, past the Weilsborn spring and ancient vineyard walls.

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