Top B&B in Miltenberg District in 2026

A cobblestone street lined with traditional half-timbered houses, a fountain, and a clear blue sky.

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Our top choices for Miltenberg District bed & breakfast

A hotel reception area with a wooden reception desk, two blue armchairs, a red carpet, and a large glass door leading outside.

1. Hotel Malchen garni GmbH

Seeheim-Jugenheim

Kelly

NT$5,190 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 30 - Oct 31

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk, two lamps, and a window with curtains.

2. Konventchen

Innenstadt

Leah

NT$4,671 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 12 - Nov 13

A hotel entrance with a sign reading "Hotel Spessart Villa Italia," featuring a set of stairs with a white railing, flanked by tall evergreen trees.

3. Häuser Der Villa Italia

Marktheidenfeld

Shirley

NT$2,919 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

A spacious lounge area with comfortable seating, large windows, and abundant indoor plants.

4. Parkhotel 1970

Michelstadt

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Top Miltenberg District Hotel Reviews

Gasthaus Linde

10/10 Excellent

"Eberbach, Germany is a truly quaint & authentic village. And the hotel continues this time gone by atmosphere. I happened to be traveling thru on a Saturday night & the restaurant was full of locals laughing, talking & celebrating. And the food was authentic and delicious... dinner was great & the "free" breakfast was even better! Also best cup of coffee in a while. They take pride in everything. Even though I spoke NO German, they were patient when I used my translator. If I didn't have to be somewhere. I would have enjoyed staying another day to explore. I Will go back! Note: I have to put that the location is not convenient, not because it was not worth it, but because it in nestled in a valley surrounded by mountains with a beautiful river flowing thru the middle, splitting the village in 2. So you have to wind down some mountain roads if coming in from the south (which I did). East and West follow the river & no access from the North. But in town it was convenient, but unless you like a hard walk (still very steep hills), I would explore with the car 1st, then choose your walking area... the river area, the woodland park in the town, the arts & crafts area, etc."