Haus Schlesien - Menu

Had a wonderfully relaxed dinner to take: perfect geese roasts, supplements, vegetables, salad. Well packed. Excellent price, highly recommended!

Nice hotel, good German breakfast. Location is okay if you want to go, the village is a bid boring. Good parking in front of the house. No English at the reception. Room is very large, bathroom is small.

Delivery was punctual and the food was still warm, it tasted us super especially the sauces were great, we will definitely order more frequently, highly recommended also because of the price-performance ratio View menu

I'm here for the second time. Something rustic, which I personally find very beautiful, yet clean and religious. The courtyard is perfect for relaxing after a long day of hiking. Very good home cooking and great value for money.

A great courtyard. Among large chestnuts, the shadows donate many, large, stable 8-10 people wooden tables and benches at the matching Corona distance. The food was very delicious and came very fast. The young waiters were up, not just dressed like that. We like to come back.

As a restaurant of the hotel, I really didn't expect much, but I was wrong. Structure is very beautiful and “warm”. Staff is really friendly, even if not speak fluent English and restaurant has no English menus, he tried to explain me specialties and so on. The food was delicious. Recommended. View menu

A beautiful and rustic hotel. The rooms are completely sufficient and you can start a hike from here super. Have been here a few times and if you go down the street you have a great view. In the restaurant you can eat very well and then breakfast is perfectly fine. Staff is very nice and helpful.

We celebrated our wedding (80 guests) here in Corona times. We were very friendly and customer-oriented in planning and also with regard to the current situation advised and accompanied by the event manager. The celebration, the ambience and the food were excellent. The price-performance ratio is convincing. We like to think back about the celebration in Haus Schlesien.

Schlesien (Silesia, Slesia, Slask) was a multilingual and multicultural region, like many others in Central Europe. As a consequence of WW2, a vast number of Germans living there were displaced, and, as it happens, they built here and there their own place to go back to. Haus Schlesien is just one of these places, a beautiful countryside retreat, on the hills just outside Bonn. You enter into the complex, cross a beautiful courtyard, and then into the restaurant, a wood-panelled large room covered in traditional paintings, pictures and objects. Traditional Silesian food of course, but it's worth visiting even for just a beer. View menu