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25/5/2025

Hotels with private wine cellars: The best accommodation for wine lovers

Check in, dive in and enjoy — where wine is more than just a drink

A hotel with a wine cellar is an experience for all senses. It's the warm light on old bottles, the crunch of the gravel floor under your shoes, the scent of wood and ripeness — and of course the taste: from dry Riesling to velvety Pinot Noir.

In this article, you will find four exceptional accommodations in Germany, Austria and South Tyrol, where wine is not simply served — but respected, celebrated and lived. Perfect for connoisseurs, romantics and anyone who prefers to discover the soul of a place with a glass in their hand.

Why a hotel with a wine cellar is more than just a place to sleep

A wine cellar is history for drinking. It not only stores bottles, but entire vintages, landscapes and weather conditions. When a hotel dedicates itself to wine in such a way that it gives it its own space underground, that says a lot: about ambition, passion and style.

In these houses, wine is part of the identity. Guests can enjoy wine tastings, wine evenings, cellar tours or simply the opportunity to sit back in an armchair with a well-tempered glass — without having to travel anywhere afterwards. This is where the journey begins in a glass — and ends in a room that radiates just as much attention to detail as the wine.

1st Kaisergarten Wine Hotel — Alzey, Rheinhessen

https://www.weinhotel-kaisergarten.de/de/

A modern boutique hotel with views of the vineyards and direct access to the in-house wine shop.

Weinhotel Kaisergarten is elegant, simple, high-quality — but never out of the ordinary. Located right in the center of the Rheinhessen wine town of Alzey, it combines design with wine tradition. The wine cellar is part of the neighboring Biegler & Brand winery and invites you to regularly moderated wine tastings.

After a glass of Riesling in the Hofgarten, it's off to a stylish room with natural materials and restrained luxury. If you like, you can go on a bike ride through the hills and discover the right vines for your favorite bottle the next day.

For whom? Design-savvy wine lovers, couples, and relaxed weekend travelers
https://www.weinhotel-kaisergarten.de/de/

2. Hotel Schloss Lieser — Mosel

www.schlosslieser.de

A fairytale castle with a 19th century cellar for great wines and great feelings.

Located right on the Moselle, with its own park, turrets, salons and a wine cellar that gives you goosebumps. Lieser Castle combines historic splendor with modern luxury. The cellar, made of slate stone and with decades-old barrels, is an experience in itself. Not only rarities are stored here, but also wines from the in-house winery.

The restaurant serves multi-course meals with perfectly coordinated wine pairings, and guests are guided through the world of Moselle wines by real sommeliers.

For whom? Romantics, gourmets, foodies with a passion for history and elegance
www.schlosslieser.de

3rd wine romantic hotel Richtershof — Mülheim/Mosel

www.weinromantikhotel.de

A hotel that is completely dedicated to wine — from breakfast to cellar tours.

The name says it all here. The traditional hotel combines Art Nouveau villa with modern elements, surrounded by vineyards. The centrepiece: the historic wine cellar with cracked stone, candlelight and an exquisite wine list. Regular wine tastings, theme evenings and wine festivals make every visit a small wine festival.

The rooms have names such as grape, vine or barrique, and the spa offers grapeseed oil massages — wine is not only drunk here, but lived.

For whom? Relaxation seekers, slow travelers, wine and wellness enthusiasts

www.weinromantikhotel.de

4. Hotel Der Weinmesser — Schenna, South Tyrol

https://suedtirol.solea-hotels.com/it/

A hotel where everything revolves around wine — from architecture to breakfast.

The first wine hotel in South Tyrol is fully dedicated to fine wines. The wine cellar is modern, well-lit and perfectly tempered. The owner family Pföstl — themselves winemakers — takes guests through the region's diversity of varieties, often with a lot of humor and passion.

The highlight is the “wine season” — a daily tasting in the lounge with a view of the mountains. The kitchen, spa and room design are also geared towards enjoyment. Here you can relax with a view — and Pinot Blanc.

For whom? South Tyrol lovers, active gourmets and wine explorers with a sense of aesthetics
Hotel Der Weinmesser — Schenna, SüdtyrolA hotel where everything revolves around wine — from architecture to breakfast. The first wine hotel in South Tyrol is fully dedicated to fine wines. The wine cellar is modern, well-lit and perfectly tempered. The owner family Pföstl — themselves winemakers — takes guests through the region's variety of varieties, often with lots of humor and passion. The highlight is the “wine season” — a daily tasting in the lounge with a view of the mountains. The kitchen, spa and room design are also geared towards enjoyment. Here you can relax with a view — and Pinot Blanc. For whom? South Tyrol lovers, active gourmets and wine explorers with a sense of aesthetics

https://suedtirol.solea-hotels.com/it/

Conclusion: Where wine lives, enjoyment is at home

A hotel with a wine cellar is more than just a place to stay — it's an experience that lets you dive deeper. In landscape, history, taste. Here, people not only serve, but also tell stories. Don't just try it, experience it.

Tip: Many of these hotels offer special wine packages with tastings, menus and guided tours — ideal for weekend trips or short getaways from everyday life.

So pack your bags, your favorite glasses in your heart — and dive into the world of wine. Maybe you've been waiting too long for this exact weekend.