Kloster Steinfeld

Surrounded by the greenery of the northern Eifel, the two white towers of the Steinfeld basilica rise up behind the wide-open, wrought-iron gate of the monastery gate. The historical beginnings of Steinfeld Monastery go back more than 1000 years and the complex is considered one of the best-preserved monastic monuments in the Rhineland.
It has been home to the Salvatorian order for almost 100 years - and offers its guests an exceptional place to stay.

As a center of education and spirituality, art and culture, the order brings the monastery to life for guests. They experience the pilgrimage site with the tomb of St. Hermann Josef and the historic König organ in the basilica as the cultural, historical and religious center of the region. Organ vespers, concerts and musical meditations invite you to visit, as do the guided tours of the monastery complex with its cloister and chapel. Meanwhile, the Steinfeld Monastery Academy offers adult education in a monastic atmosphere - an antidote to the stresses and strains of everyday life.

The new guest house at Steinfeld Monastery promises a comfortable stay in a monastic atmosphere with 64 comfortable rooms of four-star standard. The spacious guest rooms are designed with natural materials such as wood and granite. Artists from the Steinfeld Monastery Academy have provided their paintings to give the guest rooms an individual touch. In addition to the 3 disabled-accessible rooms, the entire guest house has been designed to be barrier-free.

The monastery is both a place to slow down and a meeting place. In the heart of the Northern Eifel, it is the starting point for a variety of excursions to castles and palaces, leisure facilities and museums in the surrounding area. Steinfeld Monastery is a stage destination on the Eifelsteig premium hiking trail.