Berghaus Rauschenstein

Name: Berghaus Rauschenstein
Address: Schmilka 30, Bad Schandau, Bad Schandau, Saxony, DE
Rating: 6.8

Smoke-free

About this property

A great place to have a rest after an exciting day! Hotel "Berghaus Rauschenstein" is located in Bad Schandau. This hotel is located in 6 km from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel. Places nearby: Dresden Panometer, Lingner Palace and Grosser Garten. Location You can stop by the restaurant. If you travel by car, you can park in a parking zone. Get ready for a fun and exciting vacation! Here’s what you will find on the premises: a picnic area. The tour assistance desk of the hotel will help you book an excursion. You can take your pet with you for the journey. Pets are allowed. At the guests’ disposal, there’s also a laundry and a concierge. At the hotel In the room, there is a shower and a TV. The room equipment depends on its category. Room amenities

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Breakfast available

Good to know

Check-in: From 15:00
Check-out: Until 11:00
Pets: Allowed
Luggage storage: Available
Smoking: Smoke-free
Room types: 4

Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

6.8/10

Pleasant

44 reviews

Featured review

Anna R.

September 2025

10/10

The big breakfast buffet is a great deal, with plenty of vegan choices and the option to make a fresh smoothie. Getting to it means going to Hotel Helvetia, where reception is too, which is quite a walk from the hiking cabin. Wi-Fi is available only in the common areas, so there isn't any in the guesthouse rooms. Still, compared with other places to stay on the Malerweg (Painters' Way), that's a lot of internet access. We had just one night there and no real complaints. The cabin was nicely furnished, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom was very clean, and the heating worked well. Our room even had a balcony. One of our three guests tried the sauna and came back thrilled. The staff were friendly and professional. Schmilka and the area around it are well worth a visit, and the guest card is a great way to get around the region. Highly recommended, and we thought the price was fair for what we got.

Marco L.

November 2025

8/10

Breakfast was really good, but I don't think the fairly high price matches the comfort of the accommodation. The room under the roof was tiny, and its TV was awkwardly set in front of the window, so watching the news from bed in the evening wasn't possible. There was no Wi-Fi either, which was a real shame since I wanted to upload some photos from that day. Check-in was at Hotel Helvetia, about 500 meters away. I collected the key there, walked back to the room, then went down to the Elbe River and back to the hotel the next morning.

Sabine F.

October 2025

4/10

The bathroom heaters throughout the house were switched off, so we had to shower and get dressed in the cold. We'd booked a room that allowed dogs and paid €25 for ours, which was fine, but the room was so cramped that there wasn't enough space for our suitcase and the dog to sleep at the same time. That was really disappointing. The breakfast, though, was absolutely fantastic.

Andreas K.

August 2025

4/10

The guesthouse is okay for a night during a hike, but I wouldn't recommend it otherwise. Its best feature is being close to the picturesque village center of Schmilka. The room was basic but spacious, and the old-fashioned atmosphere, noise, lack of Wi-Fi, and lack of service in the building all brought it down. The TV was tiny and didn't work, and the bathroom was very small. Check-in, check-out, and breakfast are all at Hotel Helvetia, more than 400 meters away. The breakfast buffet there is fantastic, and the hotel itself is beautifully designed, a stark contrast to the guesthouse.

Florian M.

September 2025

4/10

The beer garden, sauna, organic brewery, and bakery nearby are all quite recommendable. The accommodation itself, though, doesn't justify its price. The building is simply too old for what they charge. Seeing the terrace's old, broken tiles on arrival, we hoped the inside would be better, and it only partly was. The tiny bathroom looks like it dates from the 90s, aside from the fairly modern shower fittings, and it badly needs renovation, especially the shower cubicle. The walls are so thin that getting a good night's sleep is impossible if, like us, you have guests above you making noise. Every footstep comes through. I'm usually not fussy and can sleep in very basic places, but not at this price.