We got this hotels information from Rick Steve's Guide books (if your traveling Europe I highly recommend his books). Hotel Hillen had great service and were very accomodating, the breakfast was yummy (we were late to ours because we did not know the room came with breakfast). We stayed on a room that was right next to the rail tracks,... More

We had a spacious room with a comfortable bed in the back of the house. The house is along the city wall right by the rail line, so ask for a room near the back if noise bothers you. The hotel is well-situated a short walk from the rail station and with a good view of the river. Iris was... More

The manager was friendly and attentive. Our breakfast table was ready when we came down in the morning including a pot of coffee since that was our preference. The hotel is convenient to walking onto the city wall or walking a short block to the High street near plenty of cafe's and restaurants. The building is very old but the... More

Hotel Hillen in Bacharach is a nice place to stay. The room was comfortable with a reasonable bathroom with shower. The decor is a little unfortunate, but nothing horrible. Breakfast was very nice. The owners are very friendly and helpful. I would stay here again.

Our family of six stayed at Hotel Hillen in May 2009. Iris, the owner, is very frendly and eager to please. She fixes a great breakfast of meat, cheese, hard boiled eggs, bread, juice and coffee. Iris is happy to serve you and even gives you seconds. The rooms are frayed around the edges. The bed linnens and pillows are... More

Clean, comfortable, spacious room. Our room faced the train tracks, but with the window closed, the sound did not bother us. Hotel staff was very nice and were accommodating of our late check in around 11pm. Delicious breakfast of breads, cheese, meat, hard boiled eggs, coffee and juice. Wonderful place for an overnight stay.

We found this lovely little hotel in Rick Steve's travel books. Even though it is located next to the busy train tracks and the decor a bit dated the rooms located in the back were quiet and comforatble and overlooked a quaint cobblestone street. Bacharach is a quiet, sleepy (apart from the trains) little village along the Rhine. Breakfast was... More