BURGMANNSHAUS
Although medieval treasures can no longer be found at Staufenberg Castle, the castle hotel offers another gem alongside the many works of art and antiques. The small half-timbered house in the shadow of the majestic castle has been home to four premium rooms of a special kind since July 2011. Not only the symbiosis of modern comfort and the ambience of the good old days, but also the exclusivity of the detached outbuilding offers the residing guests peace and secluded privacy. Simple room numbers pay no worthy tribute to the new hotel rooms, which have been named after important figures in the castle’s centuries-old history.
COUNT GOZMAR’S SUITE
This comfortable 40m² premium suite in the Burgmannshaus was named in honor of Count Gozmar. The front living room is furnished with a couch, desk and TV. Through an arch you enter the sleeping area with another TV and a wonderful double bed, which invites you to dream. The hallway connects the bedroom with the bathroom, which is equipped with a shower, WC and hairdryer. “Count Gozmar” offers maximum comfort for everyone, from couples in love to history-loving families. Due to the integrated sofa bed, this suite offers space for up to 4 people. If you need a baby crib, we will of course provide you with one free of charge. An extra bed for children aged 6 and over is available from € 38.00, breakfast is included. All rooms are non-smoking.
Gozmar III (* around 1130; † July 26, 1184 in Erfurt) was Count of Ziegenhain from 1168 to 1184 and is the builder of Staufenberg Castle in its original form.
from € 198.00 for 2 persons per night
COUNT GOZMAR’S SUITE
This comfortable 40m² premium suite in the Burgmannshaus was named in honor of Count Gozmar. The front living room is furnished with a couch, desk and TV. Through an arch you enter the sleeping area with another TV and a wonderful double bed, which invites you to dream. The hallway connects the bedroom with the bathroom, which is equipped with a shower, WC and hairdryer. “Count Gozmar” offers maximum comfort for everyone, from couples in love to history-loving families. Due to the integrated sofa bed, this suite offers space for up to 4 people. If you need a baby crib, we will of course provide you with one free of charge. An extra bed for children aged 6 and over is available from € 38.00, breakfast is included. All rooms are non-smoking.
Gozmar III (* around 1130; † July 26, 1184 in Erfurt) was Count of Ziegenhain from 1168 to 1184 and is the builder of Staufenberg Castle in its original form.
from € 198.00 for 2 persons per night
COUNTESS SOPHIE’S GEMACH
This junior suite, dedicated to Countess Sophie, is the secret favorite room of our reception ladies. A magnificent double bed in the gable with romantic windows in gothic ogival shape and a couch invite you to relax and unwind. The bathroom has a shower, WC, make-up mirror and hairdryer. A minibar, room safe, TV and desk provide additional comfort. Thanks to the integrated sofa bed, this junior suite offers space for up to 3 people. If you need a baby crib, we will of course provide you with one free of charge. An extra bed for children aged 6 and over is available from € 38.00, breakfast is included. All rooms are non-smoking.
Countess Sophie von Wildungen-Ziegenhain (* around 1187, † after April 2, 1247) tried several times to defend the Ziegenhain county’s claims to ownership of Staufenberg Castle, once when the castle was about to be sold to the Landgraves of Thuringia and thus faced an uncertain future, and a second time when an inheritance dispute broke out over the territories near Staufenberg shortly before her death.
from € 169.00 for 2 persons per night
COUNTESS SOPHIE’S GEMACH
This junior suite, dedicated to Countess Sophie, is the secret favorite room of our reception ladies. A magnificent double bed in the gable with romantic windows in gothic ogival shape and a couch invite you to relax and unwind. The bathroom has a shower, WC, make-up mirror and hairdryer. A minibar, room safe, TV and desk provide additional comfort. Thanks to the integrated sofa bed, this junior suite offers space for up to 3 people. If you need a baby crib, we will of course provide you with one free of charge. An extra bed for children aged 6 and over is available from € 38.00, breakfast is included. All rooms are non-smoking.
Countess Sophie von Wildungen-Ziegenhain (* around 1187, † after April 2, 1247) tried several times to defend the Ziegenhain county’s claims to ownership of Staufenberg Castle, once when the castle was about to be sold to the Landgraves of Thuringia and thus faced an uncertain future, and a second time when an inheritance dispute broke out over the territories near Staufenberg shortly before her death.
from € 169.00 for 2 persons per night
LANDGRAVE LUDWIG
A very bright superior double room with a stately double bed awaits its guests. Equipped with a minibar, room safe, TV, desk and bathroom with hairdryer, WC and shower, this room leaves nothing to be desired. If you need a baby crib, we will of course provide you with one free of charge. An extra bed for children aged 6 and over is available from € 38.00, breakfast is included. All rooms are non-smoking.
Louis IV of Hesse-Marburg (* 27 May 1537 in Kassel; † 9 October 1604 in Marburg), called the Elder or Testator, was the founder and only Landgrave of Hesse-Marburg. After the county of Ziegenhain died out, Staufenberg Castle fell to the landgrave with the surname “The Elder”.
from € 149.00 for 2 persons per night
LANDGRAVE LUDWIG
A very bright superior double room with a stately double bed awaits its guests. Equipped with a minibar, room safe, TV, desk and bathroom with hairdryer, WC and shower, this room leaves nothing to be desired. If you need a baby crib, we will of course provide you with one free of charge. An extra bed for children aged 6 and over is available from € 38.00, breakfast is included. All rooms are non-smoking.
Louis IV of Hesse-Marburg (* 27 May 1537 in Kassel; † 9 October 1604 in Marburg), called the Elder or Testator, was the founder and only Landgrave of Hesse-Marburg. After the county of Ziegenhain died out, Staufenberg Castle fell to the landgrave with the surname “The Elder”.
from € 149.00 for 2 persons per night
FROM RITGEN
The quaint and cozy comfort single room on the second floor of the Burgmannhaus was dedicated to the architect Hugo von Ritgen. The room has a safe, minibar, desk and TV. Another special feature of the bathroom is the bathtub, WC and hairdryer. All rooms are non-smoking.
Hugo von Ritgen (* March 3, 1811 in Stadtberge; † July 31, 1889 in Giessen) was an architect and university teacher. In 1858, the lower castle of Staufenberg Castle, today’s Burghotel, was completely renovated under his management. Despite the ensuing years of war, von Ritgen’s redesign of the lower castle has been largely preserved to this day.
from € 95.00 for 1 person per night
FROM RITGEN
The quaint and cozy comfort single room on the second floor of the Burgmannhaus was dedicated to the architect Hugo von Ritgen. The room has a safe, minibar, desk and TV. Another special feature of the bathroom is the bathtub, WC and hairdryer. All rooms are non-smoking.
Hugo von Ritgen (* March 3, 1811 in Stadtberge; † July 31, 1889 in Giessen) was an architect and university teacher. In 1858, the lower castle, today’s castle hotel, was completely renovated under his management. Despite the ensuing years of war, von Ritgen’s redesign of the lower castle has been largely preserved to this day.
from € 95.00 for 1 person per night
CONTACT
Privathotels Dr. Lohbeck GmbH & Co.KG
Staufenberg Castle Hotel
Burggasse 10
35460 Staufenberg
Phone: +49 (0) 6406 / 3012
Fax: +49 (0) 6406 / 3014004
E-mail: info@burg-hotel-staufenberg.com
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