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Schlosshotel Münchhausen
Aerzen, Lower Saxony, Germany · Independent · Core Luxury
Originally built in 1570 by Hilmar von Münchhausen, the castle became famous in the 18th century for its botanical collection, which drew a visit from Tsar Peter the Great in 1716. After falling into disrepair in the 20th century, the property was acquired in 2002 and meticulously restored, reopening as a luxury five-star superior hotel in 2004. The estate remains a cultural landmark of the Weser Renaissance, set within the lush Weserbergland Nature Park.
- 67 rooms
- Opened 2004
- Neighborhood: Multhöpen
- Rooms from 248 sq ft (23 m²)
About Schlosshotel Münchhausen
- The Michelin-starred restaurant HILMAR is named for the castle's 16th-century builder, Hilmar von Münchhausen.
- Guests can play two adjoining 18-hole golf courses on the estate.
- Entry-level rooms start at 248 sq ft (23 m²).
History
Originally built in 1570 by Hilmar von Münchhausen, the castle became famous in the 18th century for its botanical collection, which drew a visit from Tsar Peter the Great in 1716. After falling into disrepair in the 20th century, the property was acquired in 2002 and meticulously restored, reopening as a luxury five-star superior hotel in 2004. The estate remains a cultural landmark of the Weser Renaissance, set within the lush Weserbergland Nature Park.
The setting
10.9 km from town of Hamelin.
Amenities
- Michelin-starred Gourmetrestaurant HILMAR
- 800 m² Münchhausen SPA with indoor pool and saunas
- Two adjacent 18-hole golf courses
- Historical 16th-century castle park and botanical gardens
- 12 elegant function and event rooms for up to 300 guests
- Regional dining at the historic Schlosskeller restaurant
- Hot tub
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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