Das Ebertor Hotel Hostel | House in Boppard, Germany

Superior Double Room in the Main Building, facing the Rhine, approx. 30 m²
These comfortably appointed rooms are located in the main building. The rooms face the Rhine and are therefore among the most popular room categories at the hotel.
Amenities: Wi-Fi internet access, flat-screen TV with satellite reception and international channels, radio, safe, laminate flooring or carpet, shower and/or bathtub, makeup mirror.
Enjoy the moment and life:
102 modern and comfortably furnished rooms. Superior rooms in the main building with upscale amenities, Standard and Comfort rooms, as well as our new dorms in the hostel wing. All rooms are equipped with a color TV, alarm clock, shower/toilet, and Wi-Fi.
Our Brasserie 53 is a place where people meet and friends gather to indulge all their senses and have a good time. In addition to fine dining, the focus here is above all on conviviality, enjoyment, and well-being.
Experience the romance of the Rhine up close—the very same Rhine that inspired Eichendorff, Goethe, Heine, and many others to write poetry. Let your gaze wander over the river and enjoy the incomparable beauty of the Middle Rhine Valley, which awakens a profound sense of well-being within you.

For 500 years, from 1341 until the French Revolution, the “Eberbacher Hof”—one of the major administrative centers of the Eberbach estate in the 14th century—stood on the site of today’s Ebertor Park Restaurant. The estate’s demise came with the French Revolution. The estate’s last steward, Benedikt Kalt, purchased the property for 3,675 francs.
In the last quarter of the 19th century, the property passed into the possession of Franz, the eldest son of Michael Thonet—a furniture manufacturer originally from Boppard—who had an elaborate villa built on the site of the estate. Until March 16, 1945, when the villa went up in flames after being hit by artillery fire, the magnificent estate served various purposes, including as a spa hotel, a “city garden,” and as ‘Hotel Rheinterrasse.’
In 1949, the property finally passed from the Thonet estate—owned by Gertrude Stoeck, née Andreae—to the Fußhöller family, who began rebuilding the house in 1953.
On-site costs: We’re happy to assist with planning leisure and recreational activities (boat tours starting at 16.00, wine testings starting at 12.50, bowling alley starting at 15.00 per lane/hour). Green Oasis (with Finnish and bio saunas, infrared cabin) 15.00 per use. Parking directly at the hotel: You are welcome to use our parking spaces on the hotel grounds. These are charged at €1.00 per hour or portion thereof (daily rate: €8.00 per 24 hours). Access is controlled by a barrier system. Payment is conveniently made at the ticket machine. Pets are welcome for 19.00 per pet per day; pets are not allowed in the restaurant. Hiking, biking, paragliding, golf, walking, and of course Nordic walking—our guests will find a wide variety of high-quality options for active leisure here in the Middle Rhine Valley.A boat ride on the Father Rhine, a tour of one of the many well-preserved castles, or a visit to a local winemaker—our staff at the front desk have plenty of great tips for you if you’d like to relax and experience the unique landscape of the UNESCO World Heritage Middle Rhine.
Check-in is available from 3:00 PM to midnight, and check-out from midnight to 11:00 AM.