Romkerhall

Romkerhall is a hotel, restaurant, and cafe located near the Oker River at about 335 meters above sea level in the Harz Mountains region. The building offers views of the surrounding mountain landscape and allows visitors to enjoy meals or overnight stays within this setting.

The site was founded in 1863 when innkeeper H. Lüer built the first inn, laying the foundation for later development. This was followed by the construction of a promenade path that established the location as a destination for excursions.

The establishment markets itself as the Kingdom of Romkerhall, using this playful name to create a special dining experience. Guests can enjoy seasonal German cuisine here, with vegetarian and vegan options available alongside traditional fare.

The building is accessible from Thursday to Sunday between 12:00 and 18:00, and visitors can park in the public lot opposite the waterfall. Parking availability makes it easy to reach the site without difficulty.

The property sits opposite the Romkerhall Waterfall, which drops 64 meters (210 feet) and is the highest artificial waterfall in the Harz range. This remarkable proximity to this natural spectacle is a surprising and memorable feature for many visitors.

Location: Goslar district

GPS coordinates: 51.85940,10.47140

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:45