A rare gem in the beautiful Hunsrück: surrounded by meadows speckled by streams and wild herbs, our lovingly decorated Hockenmühleer guest rooms offer an ideal place to regenerate body, mind & soul a little again. The space "Charm and Feinsinn", so our Hockenmühle is often described by our guests. The house and the individually lovingly furnished rooms should be a home away from home. We feel our hospitality and trust from our guests is a wonderful exchange of human values and inspiration. And here's a bit of history: the Hockenmühle was a border point of the Rhaunen high court for many centuries. As early as 1461, a cross between the mill and the Roman road, today's Ausonius hiking trail, was mentioned as a border marker. Later, a gray wock in the meadow at the Hockenmühle served that purpose. In 1764, Johann Nikolaus Trarbach was first mentioned by name as a miller on the Hockenmühle. Until 1950, grain was ground and delivered to the Mosel with the water power power from Gustav Lorenz to the Mosel with the water power. With the Lorenz family, the long time of the mill business ended. In 1995, Amja and Klaus Erfurt acquired the property and restored the buildings. Due to removal and remodeling, the Hockenmühle could henceforth be used as a guest house and residence. Since 2014, the Hockenmühle has been run on their own behalf and serves as a meeting place for literary and spiritually interested people. Guest access Our literary salon in the attic and its library is available to our guests for conversation and reading hours. On the 2.5 hectare meadow areas, everyone can find their own personal sitting or lying or resting place. Other things to note Attention side effect: The rippling of the stream has a deep sleep effect.