Montabaur Castle

Montabaur, Germany

Schloss Montabaur was the seat of the district administrator's office of the old Unterwesterwaldkreis until 1945 before becoming the seat of the Montabaur district government.

The curent appearance dates from the restoration made in 1687–1709. Today, it is owned by the Akademie Deutscher Genossenschaften, which has expanded it for use as a 4-star conference hotel and training centre for the Raiffeisenbank and credit unions. It stands in a prominent position above the town on the Schlossberg hill.

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Founded: 1687–1709
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Thirty Years War & Rise of Prussia (Germany)

More Information

www.hotelschlossmontabaur.de

Rating

4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Payal Chavan (19 months ago)
This hotel is mostly booked for conferences and stay for employees. Stayed here on one such occassion and I must say the view from top is wonderful as is the service. The rooms are super clean and the lunch snd dinner buffet was delicious with variety if veg snd nonveg menu. Would definitely visit again?
HP FL (2 years ago)
Went for a romantic weekend and it was delightful. We snagged a great deal which included breakfast and dinner (non-alcoholic drinks were also included). Gluten free options were made available and the restaurant staff was very helpful and kind about it. The entire staff was top notch at every level, spa area and rooms are modern and sleek. The outlets close by were also a fun way to spend a few hours. Go, relax and enjoy the excellent service and atmosphere.
Richard Lincoln (6 years ago)
Beautiful estate turned hotel/business center. Halfway between Cologne and Frankfurt. Great spot to experience the lovely German countryside. Went to the Christmas Market in Koblenz, about a 30 min drive. Loved the home town feel, the food and drink. My hotel room was small, think 13th century university dorm room, but they have larger rooms. OK for me since I am small people and you're only in your room to sleep. Everthing in the room & shower was clean and well ordered. Staff is friendly, helpful and speaks English. Breakfast buffet is delicious.
Oliver (6 years ago)
Nice place with professional staff and nice conference rooms. The area is also quite nice and offers some. Nice opportunity for biking and hiking.
Andrew Dougal (6 years ago)
Can’t fault this place. Excellent food and hotel facilities. Beautiful setting and tastefully restored space.
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