Monschau Guest Houses

A picturesque European town with a stone bridge over a river, traditional half-timbered houses, and blooming flowers in the foreground.

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Our top choices for Monschau guest houses

A stone building with a traditional design, featuring a courtyard with outdoor seating and potted plants.

1. Les chambres de la Vaulx-Renard

Stoumont

Michael

P14,056 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A modern kitchen with a central island, built-in appliances, and pendant lighting.

2. Gutunterdachgebracht

Langerwehe

"Convenient to get to Merode. Unfortunately we stayed the night there was a large group also staying and there was a lot of noise. We were also mostly unable to use the kitchen because the group that was staying kind of took it over. Parking and access was a bit tricky, as another guest had parked in two spots, so we had to find a place a few blocks away. The keypad for the door was a bit sensitive. The room and bathroom were clean and comfortable."

Carolyn

P6,449 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 2 - Oct 3

A building with a sign reading "Haus am Hunnerdiest" and a visible entrance with a door and windows.

3. Boardinghouse Haus Am Hühnerdieb

Aachen-Mitte

Manita

P7,575 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

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Top Monschau Hotel Reviews

Dorint Hotel Düren

10/10 Excellent

"Great food selection for evening meal and breakfast"

bp24 Hotel Eschweiler

8/10 Good

"The rim was very austere (nothing on the walls), but we didn’t go there for the artwork. + We liked the room, and the cost! + Location was good, near a bus station for those needing public transportation, + Self-check-in at kiosk was very easy, and allowed us to be able to check in later in the evening than some other hotels. - About 18-20 stairs down to the hotel from street level, had to carry luggage, and would be difficult for folks with wheelchairs - Parking was very limited, and difficult to get into. Some of the spaces had curbing in front of them, so getting over the curb was difficult. Also spaces were not marked, so some gaps were too narrow to use. - The smoke detector was dangling from the ceiling with tissue paper (?) around it. Not quite sure if it was functional or not, but we took our chances. Overall, a good hotel for the money. (Room 214, 9/23/2026)"

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