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A chapel at Reckingen is first mentioned around the year 1100 “ecclesia de Merse cum capellis suis de Reckinge”. The visitation report of the auxiliary bishop of Trier from 1570 states: “Patron (patron saint) of the chapel is St. Hubertus; it has an altar and a chalice”.

The present chapel dates from 1746, as shown by the keystone in the vault of the church. The chapel was composed of two bays with cross-rib vaults resting on wall pilasters (a bay is a section of vault between 4 wall pilasters or 4 columns).

In 1854, a third bay was added to the chapel facing the street. At that time, the main façade of the chaplain's residence was integrated into the new main façade of the chapel. Above the main portal, in a niche, we recognise St. Hubertus, patron saint of the chapel.

Inside, the architectural structure from the time of construction in 1746 has been preserved. The chancel consists of five ribbed fields.