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Best Of Wine Tourism Award 2026

A young woman and a young man with a trolley come into a room, on the right is a counter with Meyerhof written on it and a woman standing behind it.

Accommodation, national award: Meyerhof Winery, Flonheim

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The Meyerhof in Flonheim is a family-run organic winery with a guesthouse and wine shop. Here, 11 modern rooms, a wine shop, an event space, and RV parking spots offer an authentic Rheinhessen experience.

The Meyerhof is open all week long. On weekends, wine experience packages with cellar tours, wine tastings, and tarte flambée evenings invite guests to enjoy themselves. During the week, business and individual travelers appreciate the regional breakfast and the Rhine-Hessian hospitality. Seasonal events such as wine parties, after-work evenings, grape harvest arrangements, and vine sponsorships round out the offerings.

An attractive all-round package for wine tourism, according to the expert jury, which awarded the Meyerhof Winery the Best of Wine Tourism Award 2026 in the "Accommodation" category.

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