Directly at the Weser cycle track for stopover and overnight stays

A vacation on the long-distance cycle path is becoming more and more popular and rightly so. There is hardly any other type of vacation that allows such intensive insights into the landscapes and places you pass through as a bicycle tour. Cycling through beautiful landscapes is almost meditative. You keep fit and can stop for a bite to eat without having to weigh the scales after the vacation. The best season is from mid April to the end of September.

As a hotel directly on the Weser cycle path, we are experiencing a significant increase in the number of cyclists who take a well-deserved break in our beer garden or restaurant, or book one or two overnight guests. Because for Hameln and the beautiful nature in the surrounding area, many cyclists like to take a little more time.

You should know that about the Weser cycle path:

The cycle path starts in Hann-Münden (the distance to Hameln is about 130 km, for cyclists who cycle about 40 km per day it takes 3 days, for cyclists who cycle 65 to 70 km you will reach Hameln in 2 days).

The facts about the Weser cycle path:

• The Weser Cycle Path runs from Hann-Münden to Cuxhaven on the North Sea and is about 520 km long. Sporty cyclists should plan on 7 to 9 days. Those who want to take it more leisurely should plan up to 15 stages.
• The Weser cycle path was again certified as a 4-star quality cycle route in 2020. It is one of the most popular long-distance cycle paths in Germany.
• The cycle path is considered particularly varied. The Weser Cycle Path is a mostly flat and asphalted route along the Weser and runs mainly off the main roads. In some areas it has been extended to a “rope ladder”, with strands on both sides of the river and cross-connections.
• As with many German rivers, the overall gradient is so low that the effort downstream and upstream is the same. Nevertheless, many cyclists recommend riding the river.