• Weinladen Draiser Hof - Weingut Baron Knyphausen - Begin the wine journey at Baron Knyphausen, a historic family-owned winery in Eltville-Erbach, Rheingau, celebrated for its terroir-driven Rieslings and refined Pinot Noirs. As a member of the esteemed VDP and fully organic since 2021, the estate nurtures renowned vineyards like Marcobrunn and Hohenrain, producing wines that embody centuries of tradition and meticulous craftsmanship. Guests can explore its rich heritage at the charming Draiser Hof, featuring a wine lounge, shop, and restaurant.

During the visit, guests can sample up to 10 different wines, ranging from simple estate wines to Auslese, and occasionally Trockenbeerenauslese, ice wine, and even older vintages. This offers a delightful opportunity to explore the diversity of the wines in an engaging manner.

• Schloss Johannisberg - Visit the magnificent Schloss Johannisberg, majestically situated above the Rhine in the Rheingau. Celebrated as the world’s first dedicated Riesling estate, winemaking here dates back to 817, with exclusive Riesling cultivation starting in 1720. The estate is located on a stunning south-facing quartzite hillside—approximately 50 hectares with a steep 45° incline and ideal sun exposure along the 50th parallel—resulting in wines with exceptional aromatic complexity and precision.

Enjoy a glass of wine on their wine terrace, offering a captivating view of the Rhine valley.

• Eltville am Rhein - Optional Lunch at a local Cafe or Restaurant at your own expense:
  Relish a fresh, locally sourced lunch or a tempting cheese and charcuterie board. While waiting, explore wines from 80 top Rhine winemakers. Share your preferences, and assistance will be provided to find the perfect wine to complement your delicious regional meal.
• Kloster Eberbach - Kloster Eberbach, situated in the Rheingau near Eltville, is one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval monasteries and a symbol of German wine culture. Established in 1136 by Cistercian monks, it became one of the largest wine estates in Europe and was instrumental in advancing viticulture along the Rhine. Today, the historic cellars—still operational—house the Hessische Staatsweingüter, producing renowned Rieslings from prestigious Rheingau vineyards. Beyond wine, Kloster Eberbach is renowned for its Romanesque and Gothic architecture, cultural events, and its feature in the film The Name of the Rose.
• Balthasar Ress Vinothek - Balthasar Ress Wine Tasting Experience
  Experience the essence of Rheingau winemaking at Balthasar Ress, one of the region’s leading family wineries. Known for premium Rieslings, the tasting offers a journey through wines that range from crisp and mineral to rich and complex. Guided by friendly hosts, guests will learn about the estate’s history, winemaking traditions, and Germany’s highest quality standards like VDP.GG.

With its elegant tasting room and relaxed atmosphere, this experience is both educational and enjoyable—ideal for wine enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. A visit to Balthasar Ress provides an authentic taste of the Rheingau.

• Entrance fees
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals

Explore the Rhine Palatinate in Style with a Romantic Rheingau Wine Escape!

Whether seeking a respite from the hustle of city life or maximizing a layover in Frankfurt, why opt for a mundane hotel stay? Instead, dive into the allure, tastes, and landscapes of Germany’s wine region.

Enjoy a private, customized retreat hosted by a local wine aficionado.

Experience curated wine tastings, genuine regional cuisine, and picturesque drives through the vineyard-laden Rhine Valley.

Benefit from convenient pickup and drop-off services anywhere in Frankfurt or nearby.

Optional Friday Evening Welcome
Kick off your weekend with an Aperò on our Terrazza Milano. On a clear evening, enjoy sipping and savoring while watching the sunset over the Alt König and Großer Feldberg hills.

Accommodation Option
Stay in a cozy Airbnb room at Northern Lights, ideal for a solo traveler or couple, just 20 minutes from Frankfurt Airport.

Make your stopover weekend unforgettable — with romance, wine, and the splendor of the Rhine.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.