Ingrid Rausch

Ingrid Rausch, located at Hadelsgraben 9, 54332 Wasserliesch, Germany, offers a serene escape in a picturesque area of the country. This charming hotel is situated in close proximity to both natural beauty and historical landmarks, making it an ideal destination for tourists who want to immerse themselves in German culture. Just a short drive away, guests can explore the stunning Porta Nigra, an ancient Roman gateway, or visit the Konstantinbasilika, a former Roman throne hall turned Protestant church, both offering fascinating glimpses into the region's rich history. Guests can also enjoy the beauty of the Church of Our Lady in Trier, a magnificent Gothic structure, only a 19-minute drive from the hotel.
The rooms at Ingrid Rausch are designed to ensure comfort and relaxation. The hotel offers cozy, well-appointed rooms with a peaceful ambiance, making it perfect for unwinding after a busy day of sightseeing. With features such as comfortable bedding and modern conveniences, including free Wi-Fi, the rooms offer an excellent retreat for guests.
Special amenities at Ingrid Rausch include a welcoming atmosphere, where guests can experience the charm of local culture. The hotel also offers convenient access to public transport, with the nearest train station just a 13-minute walk away. For those flying in, Hahn Airport is about 1 hour and 16 minutes away by taxi, while Saarbrücken Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 22 minutes.
Nearby, you’ll find a variety of local dining options, such as Gaststätte Keglerstuben, a cozy gastropub just a 2-minute taxi ride from the hotel, or Wasserliescher Hof, a Persian restaurant located just 4 minutes away by taxi. Other dining choices include Albacher Stuben, Scheid’s Hotel – Restaurant, and Historischer Bahnhof Konz, each offering unique culinary experiences.
With its central location and proximity to historical sites and public transport, Ingrid Rausch is a perfect choice for travelers seeking both comfort and convenience while exploring the wonders of Wasserliesch and Trier.