Vacation Rentals in Mosel

Vacation Rentals in Mosel

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Highlights Mosel

  • Quaint villages
  • Wine region
  • Castles
  • River cruise

Best Vacation Rentals in Mosel

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Vacation Apartment for 2 Guests in Bernkastel-Kues, Moseleifel
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Bernkastel-Kues, Moseleifel
Vacation Apartment • 2 Guests • 2 Guests
9.2
(5 reviews)
Schöne barrierefreie 75 qm große Ferienwohnung mit Balkonblick zur Mosel, den Weinbergen und der Stadt Bernkastel über Aufzug zu erreichen.Die komplett eingerichtete Wohnung verfügt über ein Wohnzimmer mit Essecke, Küche, Schlafzimmer mit Boxspringbett, barrierefreie Dusche mit Badewanne.Balkon mit wunderschönem Panoramablick und den dazugehörigen Möbeln sowie eine automatische Markise laden zum Verweilen ein.Rauchen in der Ferienwohnung kann leider nicht gestattet werden, ist aber auf dem überdachten Balkon möglich.4 Sterne-FWO Im Stadtteil Kues gelegen 75 qm, mit Blick auf die Mosel, Stad...
from $82 / night
Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Bernkastel-Kues, Moseleifel
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Bernkastel-Kues, Moseleifel
Vacation Rental • 1076 ft² • 1 Bedroom
8.3
(41 reviews)
This beautiful holiday home is located in the quiet village of Wehlen, not far from the well-known Moselle town of Bernkastel-Kues. It is a cosy and spacious holiday home with a terrace, garden and barbecue area, particularly suitable for couples, wine lovers and those seeking relaxation. The Moselle and its famous wine villages are a wonderful recreation area, with numerous opportunities for hiking, cycling and wine tasting in an idyllic landscape of vineyards and orchards. The apartment is only 300 m from the Moselle, opposite the house is a restaurant where you can eat at reasonable pric...
from $91 / night
Vacation Apartment for 2 Guests in Trierweiler, Mosel
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Trierweiler, Mosel
Vacation Apartment • 2 Guests • 2 Guests
9.0
(2 reviews)
Studio, Küche, Bad -Dusche, Schlaf-Wohnraum, zweite Etage, französiches Bett, Beistellbett möglich, grosse Wiese mit Baumbestand, Terrasse mit Gartenmöbel, GrillmöglichkeitDie Ferienwohnung Moni liegt ruhig am Ortseingang von Sirzenich, Gemeinde Trierweiler.Sie verfügt einen separaten Eingang mit Terrasse, Garten und Grillmöglichkeit.Kombiniertes Studio über 2 Etagen mit Einbauküche mit Sitzgelegenheit und Dusche/WC im unteren Bereich, in der ersten Etage Schlafebene mit französischem Bett, 2 Sessel, Hocker und Tisch sowie Flachbildschirm.Die Küche ist ausgestattet mit Backofen, Ceranfeld, ...
from $55 / night

Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices Mosel

$151for 19 Oct - 26 Oct
$168 annual average
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Current vacation rental availability Mosel

21%for 19 Oct - 26 Oct
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Vacation rentals in Mosel

A wine lover’s dream destination

Set near Germany’s western border, Mosel is the oldest of the 13 wine-growing regions in the country. The area gets its name from the Mosel River and the Mosel Valley, both of which wind alongside each other throughout the region. Mosel is known for its lush rolling hills, quaint villages, Medieval towns, historical sites, and vineyard vistas. If you love wine, history, Medeival architecture, and exploring charming old European villages, then a trip to Mosel is an absolute must.

Your perfect Mosel accommodation

Choose from hundreds of charming rentals all over the Mosel region. This region is home to an abundance of rentals in varying shapes, sizes, and budgets for all types of travelers. Stay at a rental in a quaint village with Medieval-style architecture and a cozy interior. Several rentals in this region come with a sauna, to warm up in the colder months. Book a rental with a private balcony and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding region. Pet-friendly rentals are available for those traveling with pets.

Vacations in Mosel

The area and getting around

Arriving in Mosel

One of the factors that makes the Mosel region so appealing is how far removed it is from the hustle and bustle of modern life. There are no major cities in this region, as it is primarily made up of quaint, peaceful villages in the rolling hills along the Mosel River. The closest airport to the region is Hahn (HHN) Airport, which is 34 miles away, or Cologne (CGN) Airport, 38 miles away.

Getting around Mosel

Unless you intend to hitchhike or exclusively cycling throughout your stay, it is advisable to have a rental car during your time in the Mosel region. The area is vast, with many of the sights and landscapes spread far apart from each other. When you are in the villages, however, you will be able to walk around to the different sites since the villages are walkable.

Travelers and activities

Mosel for couples

The Mosel region is filled with wine, castles, and Medieval villages, which automatically makes it one of the most romantic destinations in Europe. One of the best ways to see the region is on foot, with an abundance of hiking trails throughout. Head to the Moselsteig Trail to explore the Mosel Valley to your heart’s content. The trail network is easily one of the best in Germany and connects all the main sights, landscapes, and villages throughout the region. From this trail, you can see castles, discover the vineyards, taste incredible wines, and savor panoramic views.

Mosel for families

The Mosel region is a playground for families of all ages. Filled with a fascinating culture, a rich history, and spectacular nature, there is no shortage of things to enjoy with the entire family. Rent bikes and head down the Mosel Bike Path, which winds along the river as well as through several villages, meaning that you can see several villages at a time. If you and your family are up for an extra memorable biking adventure, head to one of the most popular bike routes in the Mosel Valley which goes from Trier to Koblenz and passes through several small villages throughout the way. You can choose just to do a small portion of it if you prefer a shorter bike adventure, or you can break up the full trip into several days.

The Mosel region is home to over 180 different soil types, making it a record-holder for the greatest soil diversity in Germany. This factor contributes to the region's successful wine-growing.

Top 5 travel tips in Mosel

1. Visit the Medieval Villages

The Mosel region is made up of several incredibly charming villages all along the Mosel River. If you have time, you’ll want to visit as many of the villages as possible, as each one has their own flare, and most of them were constructed up to 500 years ago. Some of the most popular villages worth visiting in the Mosel region are Zell, Hatzenport, Cochem, Traben-Trarbach, and Bernkastel-Kues. Also, be sure to visit Trier, which is Germany’s oldest city and is home to 9 different UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

2. Visit wineries throughout the region

As one of the most renowned wine-growing regions in Germany, Mosel is best known for its incredible wines and stunning vineyards. If you’re a wine lover, or just curious about trying the regional wines, a trip to the wineries is a must. Be sure to visit Winermaker J. Koll & Cie in Cochem. Here, wine experts will guide you through explanations of the wines on offer. There are many other wineries and vineyards to visit in other villages throughout the region. Be sure to check online before visiting wineries since opening times may be seasonal.

3. Do a river cruise

One of the best ways to see the Mosel River and its surrounding nature and villages is by river boat. River cruises are popular in Germany and offer a wonderful perspective of the area. You can leave from several starting and ending points, including Koblenz, Cochem, and Triar. Choose from quick, 1-hour trips, or entire day-long river cruises.

4. Visit the region’s castles

The Mosel region is home to several medieval castles and old fortress ruins. Two of the most popular castles in the region are Reichsburg Cocheamongm and Burg Eltz. Reichsburg Cochem is a 12th century, Gothic Revival style castle that overlooks the quaint town of Cochem. Burg Eltz is considered one of the most beautiful castles in all of Germany and is set on the hills above the Mosel River. If you have a private car, you could do a self-guided, mini castle-viewing tour around the region. Some other popular castles include Pyrmont Castle, Grevenberg Castle, and Burg Arras.

5. Explore the picturesque churches

If you enjoy historical architecture, then the Mosel Valley is a great destination for you because it’s full of fantastic architecture. It is home to several old, stunning buildings, but some of the most noteworthy are the churches. Head to Treis-Karden, which is a popular town among tourists and where many of the most beautiful churches are located. Saint Castor’s Foundation Church, a 4th-century Gothic Evangelical church and High Cross Chapel are two of the must-see churches in the region.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Mosel

What is the average price for vacation rentals in Mosel?

Last year, rentals in this destination had an annual average price of around $132 per night.

What time of year offers, on average, the best vacation rental prices in Mosel?

If you would like to save as much as possible during your vacation to Mosel, pack your bags and travel there in June ($126 per night on average), May ($127), or April ($127), to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

In which months is it more expensive to rent a vacation rental in Mosel?

Analyzing the data from last year, we found that costs per night for accommodation here are usually higher, on average, during the months of January ($142), February ($139), and December ($135).

Is it necessary to plan a trip to Mosel well in advance?

If you decide to put Mosel on your bucket list, we recommend organizing your travels well in advance because it is usually very high in demand, with an annual average of 60% of rentals booked the previous year.

What are the best months for a spontaneous getaway?

Last year, the months with more available accommodation of the year in Mosel were April, May and March, with average availabilities of 66%, 55%, and 54%, respectively.

When will it be harder to find an available vacation rental in Mosel?

The accommodations in Mosel reach their peak in demand in August, with an availability rate of 8%. The second most requested month is September, with 11%, and the third is July with 29%. During this period, the availability is only 16%. It is therefore recommended to reserve far in advance.

How many vacation rentals does Holidu have in Mosel?

We have 2,200 rentals for you in Mosel, provided by our 36 local and international partners.