Georghausen Castle

Lindlar, Germany

Georghausen Castle is a moated in Lindlar, North Rhine-Westphalia. The castle Georghausen and a mill was first mentioned in a document in 1466. A new drawbridge was built in In 1490-1491. Since 1951 the castle has served as a club house and restaurant.

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Founded: 15th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)

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Jallam Mursi (2 months ago)
Actually a great atmosphere. However, the rooms still seemed a bit dreary. There was little going on in the restaurant - so the atmosphere was a bit ghostly. The service was nice, but you first have to be called out of the kitchen to be assigned a seat. The food was served quickly - good home cooking without any great creativity. Unfortunately, no card payment was possible yet. Difficult if you want to invite 5 people to eat first. The restaurant has a lot of potential that can still be exploited. Definitely room for improvement.
Stein Wolfgang (4 months ago)
Very nice location where I always like to take a break during my bike tour on the bike path of the former railway embankment. I'm excited to see what the kitchen is like under the new management and will be stopping by for dinner soon. Until then, it's just a freshly tapped Gaffel-Kölsch. Unfortunately there is no longer any wheat on tap. Too bad.
Erik Van den Berg (4 months ago)
An excellent place to stop for lunch during a bike trip or hiking in the hills. Beautiful grounds (well, it is a golf course, so what do you expect?) with lots of wild life. The old “castle” is housing a nice bistro offering a nice variety of food and wine. Good coffee too! Prices are very acceptable. You would expect higher prices in such a setting. There’s a splendid big terrace with huge parasols offering plenty of shade. I have been 3 times now, and each time it was nice and easy going. Just the way I like it. Service can be a tad slow, but I believe you should not be in a hurry in such a setting.
Yaël Pelabon (2 years ago)
Pretty cute location. Very good food and nice service.
renata hass (3 years ago)
Great place, food, and service!
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