Our hotels are located in castles, in palaces large and small, former seats of ruling families, where you are whisked away into a magical world that oftentimes lies many centuries in the past. These estates are frequently still in the possession of the same family's descendants, now greeting you as your hosts.

Originally built as the country homes of nobility or prominent citizenry, located on a lake or a river. Transformed into small hotels that convey the sense that you are a personally invited guest of the house.

Buildings that have become Historic Hotels can be quite diverse. An inn, a post house or an inner-city palais, all united by a long tradition and their guarantee of a delightful lifestyle seldom found in conventional hotels.

Reflected in these establishments is the desire of your hosts to bring together yesterday, today and tomorrow into one single, utterly evocative overall experience. Generally this happens through incorporation of modern art, trendily styled interior decor or fantastic architectural elements, which successfully span the bridge from the past to the future.

Wood-panelled dining rooms, salons, white vaulted ceilings plastered with lime, libraries, old paintings, candlelight. The ambience of our Historic Restaurants is  truly diverse. Yet all are ideal for festive celebrations, as well as for romantic dinners for two. Ambitious hosts and kitchen teams guarantee an array of fine dishes and wines.