Westerwald: Hotels and Accommodation

The Westerwald is a low mountain range on the right bank of the Rhine, extending across Rhineland-Palatinate, Hesse and North Rhine-Westphalia. In the High Westerwald, the Fuchskaute reaches 657 metres.

The region combines an ancient, heavily eroded mountain landscape with volcanic basalt plateaus and flatter, gently rolling hill landscapes in the Lower Westerwald.

If you would like to book a hotel in the Westerwald, you are specifically looking for accommodation in this low mountain range.

Nature

The Beulskopf, Haufenberg and Mönchskopf are located in the area surrounding the Westerwald.

Leisure

The Westerwald is considered a recreation region between Cologne and Frankfurt and is divided into seven natural areas. These seven natural areas are considered regions offering a wide range of sports and leisure activities.

The listed visitor routes in the Westerwald area include hiking, cycling, running, winter tours, horse riding and motorised tours.

Geographical Classification

The wider regional surroundings of the Westerwald include the Morsbach observation tower, Hartenfels Castle Ruins, Blankenberg Castle and the Southern Bastion. The Abandoned Quarry (above B 478) in the Bröltal is also located in this wider regional area.

More local pages: Limbach, Molsberg, Wallmerod, Höchstenbach, Stockum-Püschen, Nisterau, Wahlrod, Elbingen, Alpenrod, Dehlingen, Rennerod, Kundert, Astert, Gehlert, Atzelgift, Steinen, Brandscheid, Neuhochstein, Lautzenbrücken, Liebenscheid, Niedersayn, Westerburg, Freilingen, Dreisbach, Stahlhofen Am Wiesensee, Bad Marienberg, Mörsbach, Luckenbach, Dreifelden, Kroppach, Mudenbach, Korb, Guckheim, Westernohe, Neustadt/Westerwald, Steinebach An Der Wied, Oberahr, Kölbingen, Höhn, Winnen, Bilkheim, Pottum, Hellenhahn-Schellenberg, Meudt and Hachenburg.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rhineland-Palatinate.