Das Ebertor Hotel & Hostel Boppard

Das Ebertor Hotel & Hostel conference hotel

We are a young, modern lifestyle hotel & hostel in Boppard. Dear guest, we are casual and open-minded. We are relaxed and cool in our dealings, but always know exactly what to do, how to do it and to do it and what is expected from us next. Our motto : MAKE TODAY AMAZING.

Conferences at the Ebertor
An atmosphere that makes working easier: flooded with light, in typical Ebertor style. Total conference space 236m², plus 3 conference packages: large, medium and small - depending on your needs Modularly constructed and as simple and straightforward as the whole concept. Since reopening also equipped with an interactive Smartboard, which can also be used for hybrid conferences. Our break offer stands for regionality, lightness and freshness; so that it does not become too healthy we have our Candy Bar - snacking allowed.

Rooms
DAS Ebertor as a hybrid solution offers every guest what he is looking for. Our dorms love families, hiking groups, cyclists as low-budget accommodation.
Standard and comfort rooms are chic and practical at the same time, have everything a room needs. Need a little bit more? Our superior rooms in the main house offer spaciousness and upscale amenities, of course, especially those facing the Rhine with a magnificent view.

We are rewriting history!
In 2020, we have completely reinvented ourselves and therefore we cannot tell you tell you any history yet. But you are welcome to read the history of the Ebertor here. What happened so far ... The "Eberbacher Hof" at Boppard!

For 500 years, from 1341 until the French Revolution, there was a farmhouse the place of today's Ebertor-Parkrestaurant stood the "Eberbacher Hof", in the 14th century one of the great administrative centers of the Eberbach estate. The end of the court came with the French Revolution. The last Zellerar of the court, Benedikt Kalt, acquired the property for the price of of 3,675 francs. In the last quarter of the 19th century, the estate passed into the possession of the eldest son Franz of the Boppard-born furniture manufacturer Michael Thonet, who had an elaborate villa built on the site of the farm. Until March 16, 1945, when the villa was destroyed after an artillery hit, the magnificent estate was used in various ways as a spa house, a "city garden" and a "Hotel Rheinterrasse".

Finally, in 1949, the property passed from the Thonet inheritance of of Mrs. Getrude Stoeck née Andreae to the Fußhöller family, who began rebuilding the house in 1953.