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Althoff Hotel Fürstenhof Celle

Celle, Germany · Althoff Collection · High Luxury

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The Althoff Hotel Fürstenhof Celle occupies a baroque manor built around 1670 for Francesco Maria Cappellini, a Venetian known as Stechinelli who rose from poverty to prominence at the ducal court of Celle. It is the only baroque-era noble manor in Celle to survive fully intact. Saved from demolition in 1969 by Christian-Ludwig von Hardenberg, the manor reopened as a hotel in 1970 and joined the Althoff Collection in 2005.

About Althoff Hotel Fürstenhof Celle

History

The hotel occupies a Baroque palace in Celle built around 1670 for the Venetian courtier Francesco Maria Cappellini, known as Stechinelli, an influential figure at the court of the Dukes of Braunschweig-Lueneburg.

The building was saved from demolition in 1969 by Christian-Ludwig von Hardenberg and opened as a hotel in 1970. In February 2005 it joined the Althoff Collection, becoming the Althoff Hotel Fuerstenhof Celle, a roughly 62-65 room property whose gourmet restaurant Endtenfang is well regarded.

The setting

8-minute walk to Celle Castle. 7-minute walk to Bomann Museum.

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