House in Rhineland-Palatinate
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Each of our 21 rooms, furnished with an eye for detail, captivates with its unique charm. Using high-quality materials such as fine natural sandstone, restored wooden beams, and the finest fabrics, we’ve created an unparalleled blend of historic and modern architectural elements and furnishings. Stay in a junior suite with its own rooftop terrace or under historic roof beams. Our junior suites are equipped with a double bed and a comfortable sofa that can also be converted into an extra bed for one or two people. This way, even small families can enjoy the space they need while staying with us. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a minibar, and a safe. You’ll also find a small selection of reading material. We’d be happy to order your favorite book for you on short notice upon request. All of our rooms and junior suites feature a luxurious bathroom with everything you need to pamper yourself. Relax under the rain shower or take a bath in your spacious bathroom. Enjoy all the amenities of a high-end bathroom with a touch of nostalgia.
Winter Packages:
During this special time of year, we offer packages tailored to the season.
For more information, please visit our website.
Welcome to the Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof****
Once upon a time, illustrious guests of the Bergzabern ruling dynasty resided here; the European nobility gathered at the court of Count Palatine Walram and his descendants, trans-European marriage plans were forged here within the prevailing political alliances of the time, and as early as the mid-18th century, distinguished guests enjoyed a special atmosphere of hospitality in the midst of a rolling wine-growing landscape at what was then known as the “Ritterhaus.”
For nearly 200 years, the former “coach house” of Bergzabern Castle lay dormant, housing a succession of restaurants. Now carefully renovated in accordance with historic preservation guidelines and using authentic building materials from the region, this beautiful historic estate at the entrance to Bad Bergzabern’s old town is being restored to its former glory.
Under the name “Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof,” this former court of noble hospitality once again offers an exquisite, relaxing atmosphere that inspires and delights all the senses at once—an elegant gem on the Southern Wine Route.
Welcome to the Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof****
Once upon a time, illustrious guests of the Bergzabern ruling dynasty resided here; the European nobility gathered at the court of Count Palatine Walram and his descendants; trans-European marriage plans were forged here within the prevailing political alliances of the time, and as early as the mid-18th century, distinguished guests enjoyed a special atmosphere of hospitality in the midst of a rolling wine-growing landscape at what was then known as the “Ritterhaus.”
For nearly 200 years, the former “coach house” of Bergzabern Castle lay dormant, serving as a venue for a succession of restaurants. Now carefully renovated in accordance with historic preservation guidelines and using authentic building materials from the region, this beautiful historic estate at the entrance to Bad Bergzabern’s old town is being restored to its former glory.
Under the name “Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof,” the former court of noble hospitality once again offers an exquisite, relaxing atmosphere that inspires all the senses at once—an elegant gem on the Southern Wine Route.
On-site costs: Sauna and steam room included in the hotel rate. Check-in by 10:00 p.m. at the latest; check-out by 11:00 a.m. at the latest. In Bad Bergzabern, a guest fee (formerly known as the “Kurtaxe”) is charged as follows: • April 1 – October 31: €1.80 per person per day • November 1 – March 31: €1.50 per person per day The guest fee is charged separately and is not included in the room rate! The following are exempt from the guest fee: • Children under the age of 14 • Business travelers • Severely disabled individuals with a disability rating of at least 70%, as verified by an ID card; as well as their registered companion Guests also receive the Pfalzcard from us, which allows them to enjoy attractive recreational activities and attractions in the surrounding area free of charge—an additional incentive for your stay.
Check-in is available from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and check-out from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Winter Packages:
During this special time of year, we offer packages tailored to the season.
For more information, please visit our website.
Welcome to the Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof****
Once upon a time, illustrious guests of the Bergzabern ruling dynasty resided here; the European nobility gathered at the court of Count Palatine Walram and his descendants, trans-European marriage plans were forged here within the prevailing political alliances of the time, and as early as the mid-18th century, distinguished guests enjoyed a special atmosphere of hospitality in the midst of a rolling wine-growing landscape at what was then known as the “Ritterhaus.”
For nearly 200 years, the former “coach house” of Bergzabern Castle lay dormant, housing a succession of restaurants. Now carefully renovated in accordance with historic preservation guidelines and using authentic building materials from the region, this beautiful historic estate at the entrance to Bad Bergzabern’s old town is being restored to its former glory.
Under the name “Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof,” this former court of noble hospitality once again offers an exquisite, relaxing atmosphere that inspires and delights all the senses at once—an elegant gem on the Southern Wine Route.
Welcome to the Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof****
Once upon a time, illustrious guests of the Bergzabern ruling dynasty resided here; the European nobility gathered at the court of Count Palatine Walram and his descendants; trans-European marriage plans were forged here within the prevailing political alliances of the time, and as early as the mid-18th century, distinguished guests enjoyed a special atmosphere of hospitality in the midst of a rolling wine-growing landscape at what was then known as the “Ritterhaus.”
For nearly 200 years, the former “coach house” of Bergzabern Castle lay dormant, serving as a venue for a succession of restaurants. Now carefully renovated in accordance with historic preservation guidelines and using authentic building materials from the region, this beautiful historic estate at the entrance to Bad Bergzabern’s old town is being restored to its former glory.
Under the name “Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof,” the former court of noble hospitality once again offers an exquisite, relaxing atmosphere that inspires all the senses at once—an elegant gem on the Southern Wine Route.
On-site costs: Sauna and steam room included in the hotel rate. Check-in by 10:00 p.m. at the latest; check-out by 11:00 a.m. at the latest. In Bad Bergzabern, a guest fee (formerly known as the “Kurtaxe”) is charged as follows: • April 1 – October 31: €1.80 per person per day • November 1 – March 31: €1.50 per person per day The guest fee is charged separately and is not included in the room rate! The following are exempt from the guest fee: • Children under the age of 14 • Business travelers • Severely disabled individuals with a disability rating of at least 70%, as verified by an ID card; as well as their registered companion Guests also receive the Pfalzcard from us, which allows them to enjoy attractive recreational activities and attractions in the surrounding area free of charge—an additional incentive for your stay.
Check-in is available from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and check-out from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Amenities at Doppelzimmer, Dusche Oder Bad, WC - Schlosshotel Bergzaberner Hof
Non-smoking
Family friendly
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