Business hours of reception: from 07:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. The Park Hotel Schloß Rattey lies in the middle of the country park at the foot of the Brohm Mountains in the south-east of Mecklenburg. The old tradition of viniculture was revived and a vineyard was established. The manor-house was built in 1806. It has been completely renovated and then converted into a castle hotel. The 11 double rooms and 3 exclusive suites cater to all your wishes. They combine ancient equipment with the modernist comforts such as extra-long beds, high-quality CD players, widescreen TV and luxury bathrooms. The hotel also offers the ideal setting for meetings, conferences as well as company or private celebrations. Selected and traditional dishes and drinks are served in the stylish salons of the hotel, the “Kabinett Worpsweder Botschaft” salon being among them and featuring original canvases from the artists’ colony. A choice of selected wines completes the offer. The hotel offers a spa area with a sauna and a Jacuzzi tub where guests are invited to relax. Take a walk through the castle grounds and admire the overall natural landscape with its 700- year- old oak trees, pond, waterfalls and green spaces. The landscape has been extensively preserved and decorated with several antique columns, arches and other selected objects which have been carefully restored. Pets are allowed on request. |
sehr schön und ruhig gelegen,so beschrieben, der garten ist wirklich sehr schön und läßt sich gut begehen. das personal abens war super nett und zuvorkommend,
allerdings störte es den herrn das ich morgens, bei stralendem sonnenschein und ca. 20 grad celsius auf der terrasse und nicht im geschlosssenen raum frühstücken wollte; später als ich mich dazu entschloss doch noch eine nacht zu bleiben, da es so schön war, sagte er das es nicht ginge mit dem wort "nein" hätte ich nicht gerechnet und bat auch keine lösung an, was von einer ignoranz oder arroganz zeugt, das man kunden hier nicht braucht, dies gilt aus meinen erfahrungen nur für den hr. der morgens da war....