HotelChatter

From contributing editor Eric Rosen:

The hotel building was originally constructed in 1729 by the Archbishop of nearby Mainz, and is adjacent to the town’s cobblestoned Drosselgasse, or Thrush Lane, with its rows of souvenir shops and lively restaurants. The Schloss's rooms, however, are all modern. Many of them were designed and decorated by the same artists whose works have graced the labels of Georg Breuer wines over the years. The furnishings are simple and straightforward, but the real standout is the huge square footage, the enormous windows, and the private balconies overlooking the hotel’s leaf-shaded courtyard restaurant that some of the rooms have.