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Le Château de Mirwart
Saint-Hubert, Luxembourg, Belgium · Independent · Core Luxury
Le Château de Mirwart stands on a rock above the Lomme valley, a fortress mentioned from the 8th century and rebuilt between 1706 and 1734, now an eco-minded castle resort of about 20 suites inside 1,350 hectares of woodland. The Saint-Hubert abbey chronicles record the first stronghold in 955.
- 20 rooms
- Neighborhood: Mirwart
About Le Château de Mirwart
- The lords of Mirwart served the abbey of Saint-Hubert from the 8th century until the late 1600s.
- The present castle was built between 1706 and 1734 on the remains of earlier strongholds.
- The village sits in 1,350 hectares of woodland; the hotel keeps about 20 suites and rooms.
History
The castle of Mirwart dominates the village of the same name in Saint-Hubert, Belgian Luxembourg. A stronghold is recorded in 955; the present building dates from 1706-1734. It now operates as a small hotel and restaurant in the Lomme valley woods.
Experiences
- Walks and runs on the domain — A 1400 hectare domain for quiet walks or active runs.
- Seated dinners in the ballroom — Seated dinner in the newly built Multifunctional Hall, which can also be set as a ballroom.
Amenities
- 1400 hectare domain for quiet walks or active runs
- Beautiful gardens and terraces
- Suites
- Multifunctional courtyard with room for a tent (tent rentable on request)
- Large-group catering through one of 4 regular partners
- Projection on large white walls (seminars, videos, etc.)
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