Hotel - Events
Liebenstein Castle
Liebenstein Castle
Hotel - Events
Hotel - Events
Liebenstein Castle
Welcome to
Liebenstein Castle
Experience a unique castle hotel with medieval charm, warm family hospitality, and breathtaking views of the Rhine.
Room 1
Double room overlooking Castle Sterrenberg
1st floor, accessible via a winding staircase
EUR 200
Room 2
Sunny double room with a view of the keep
1st floor, accessible via a winding staircase
EUR 170
Max. 1 extra bed (+ EUR 50)
Room 3
Double room overlooking the courtyard
1st floor
EUR 170
Room 4
Castle Suite
Double and single bed room with views of Burg Sterrenberg and the keep
2nd floor, accessible via a winding staircase
EUR 220
Max. 1 extra bed (+ EUR 50)
Room 5
Double room with Rhine view
1st floor
EUR 200
Room 6
Double room with Rhine view
1st floor
EUR 200
Room 7
Canopy bed room
View of the Rhine and Castle Sterrenberg
2nd floor
EUR 270
Max. 2 extra beds (each +EUR 50)
Room 8
Double room with Rhine view
3rd floor
EUR 200
Room 9
Double room with Rhine view
3rd floor
EUR 200
Room 1
Double room overlooking Castle Sterrenberg
1st floor, accessible via a winding staircase
EUR 200
Room 2
Sunny double room with a view of the keep
1st floor, accessible via a winding staircase
EUR 170
Max. 1 extra bed (+ EUR 50)
Room 3
Double room overlooking the courtyard
1st floor
EUR 170
Room 4
Castle Suite
Double and single bed room with views of Burg Sterrenberg and the keep
2nd floor, accessible via a winding staircase
EUR 220
Max. 1 extra bed (+ EUR 50)
Room 5
Double room with Rhine view
1st floor
EUR 200
Room 6
Double room with Rhine view
1st floor
EUR 200
Room 7
Canopy bed room
View of the Rhine and Castle Sterrenberg
2nd floor
EUR 270
Max. 2 extra beds (each +EUR 50)
Room 8
Double room with Rhine view
3rd floor
EUR 200
Room 9
Double room with Rhine view
3rd floor
EUR 200
Events
Celebrate your birthday, wedding, or another special occasion in a truly unique atmosphere. Our castle hotel offers a picturesque event location combining historic charm with modern comfort. Let the medieval backdrop enchant you and your guests!
Please inquire about availability by email, WhatsApp, or phone (+49 6773 308).
Liebenstein Castle
Book your stay high above the Rhine
The Middle Rhine Valley
The Middle Rhine Valley is one of Germany’s most beautiful cultural landscapes. Castles, steep vineyards, and romantic towns shape this region, which has inspired visitors for centuries. Here, history, nature, and hospitality come together in one unforgettable place.
The Middle Rhine Valley
The Middle Rhine Valley is one of Germany’s most beautiful cultural landscapes. Castles, steep vineyards, and romantic towns shape this region, which has inspired visitors for centuries. Here, history, nature, and hospitality come together in one unforgettable place.
The Middle Rhine Valley
The Middle Rhine Valley is one of Germany’s most beautiful cultural landscapes. Castles, steep vineyards, and romantic towns shape this region, which has inspired visitors for centuries. Here, history, nature, and hospitality come together in one unforgettable place.
History
History
History
Built in 1284 by Albrecht von Löwenstein and Luccardis von Bolanden, the structure originally served as the outer bailey to Sterrenberg Castle.
In 1295, ownership passed to the knights Siegfried Schenk von Sterrenberg and Ludwig von Sterrenberg, who thereafter adopted the name “von Liebenstein.” The famous legend of the hostile brothers associated with Castles Sterrenberg and Liebenstein emerged around 1587.
1587 Entstehung der Sage von den feindlichen Brüdern auf den Burgen Sterrenberg und Liebenstein.
By 1637, the estate had been transferred to the von Waldenburg family, and in 1783 it was donated by the princely House of Nassau to Georg Ernst Ludwig Baron von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein.
1783 Schenkung des fürstlichen Gesamthauses Nassau an Georg Ernst Ludwig Freiherr von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein.
The site later appeared in 1886 in Heinrich Heine’s poem “Two Brothers.”
From 1967 to 1995, Rudolf Baron von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein expanded the property into a hotel.
Finally, in 2002, it became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
Built in 1284 by Albrecht von Löwenstein and Luccardis von Bolanden, the structure originally served as the outer bailey to Sterrenberg Castle.
In 1295, ownership passed to the knights Siegfried Schenk von Sterrenberg and Ludwig von Sterrenberg, who thereafter adopted the name “von Liebenstein.” The famous legend of the hostile brothers associated with Castles Sterrenberg and Liebenstein emerged around 1587.
1587 Entstehung der Sage von den feindlichen Brüdern auf den Burgen Sterrenberg und Liebenstein.
By 1637, the estate had been transferred to the von Waldenburg family, and in 1783 it was donated by the princely House of Nassau to Georg Ernst Ludwig Baron von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein.
1783 Schenkung des fürstlichen Gesamthauses Nassau an Georg Ernst Ludwig Freiherr von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein.
The site later appeared in 1886 in Heinrich Heine’s poem “Two Brothers.”
From 1967 to 1995, Rudolf Baron von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein expanded the property into a hotel.
Finally, in 2002, it became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
Built in 1284 by Albrecht von Löwenstein and Luccardis von Bolanden, the structure originally served as the outer bailey to Sterrenberg Castle.
In 1295, ownership passed to the knights Siegfried Schenk von Sterrenberg and Ludwig von Sterrenberg, who thereafter adopted the name “von Liebenstein.” The famous legend of the hostile brothers associated with Castles Sterrenberg and Liebenstein emerged around 1587.
1587 Entstehung der Sage von den feindlichen Brüdern auf den Burgen Sterrenberg und Liebenstein.
By 1637, the estate had been transferred to the von Waldenburg family, and in 1783 it was donated by the princely House of Nassau to Georg Ernst Ludwig Baron von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein.
1783 Schenkung des fürstlichen Gesamthauses Nassau an Georg Ernst Ludwig Freiherr von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein.
The site later appeared in 1886 in Heinrich Heine’s poem “Two Brothers.”
From 1967 to 1995, Rudolf Baron von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein expanded the property into a hotel.
Finally, in 2002, it became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
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Owner: Remy Freiherr von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein
Website Administrator: Erik Stiller
© burghotel-liebenstein.de
Owner: Remy Freiherr von Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein
Website Administrator: Erik Stiller
Address: Zu den Burgen 1, 56341 Kamp-Bornhofen, Germany
- Tel.: +49 6773 308
- E-Mail: info@burghotel-liebenstein.de