At the sign of pineapple

The Schlosshotel Münchhausen near Aerzen/Hameln is good for many a surprise - for example, the hotel's logo. It is adorned with a pineapple, not exactly the most common crop in Lower Saxony. However, it was precisely the pineapple that caught the attention of Peter the Great. The Russian Tsar was interested in the largest plant collection in Europe at the time and the palace's orangery with its pineapple cultivation. Centuries have passed since then, but the castle continues to fascinate visitors.

The beginnings of the Schlosshotel Münchhausen date back 450 years. Today, this jewel of the Weser Renaissance presents itself as a refuge that transports guests from the here and now to an idyllic setting. Hand-picked decorations throughout the property and large, light-flooded rooms invite you to linger and relax.

So much leisure is crowned by star chef Stephan Krogmann with a good portion of culinary delights. He spoils his guests in the Hilmar gourmet restaurant. The rustic castle cellar offers international cuisine with a regional influence, the light-flooded conservatory bar SCHWÖBBAR offers wonderful views of the park, and the imposing Knights' Hall invites you to relax in front of the crackling open fire.

Golfers have the choice between two completely different golf courses, wellness enthusiasts can do their laps in the 18 metre long pool or relax in the 800 square metre wellness area. Everyone, really everyone, will find what they are looking for in this lovingly restored and managed property.