Gaussig Hotell

Hotel information

The Baroque castle has undergone 3 years of extensive renovations, and has now been restored to its original style. The attractive grounds surrounding the hotel are filled with rhododendrons and azaleas. The Baroque garden and pavilion were constructed in the 18th century by Heinrich Graf von Brühl, the former Saxon prime minister. The grounds were also owned by Count Keyserlingk, who famously had Bach’s Goldberg Variations played to him here. The hotel continues to be a popular refuge for those in search of relaxation. The hotel also makes an ideal venue for relaxed meetings and elegant parties. From November 2008, a spa with 2 pools will be available to guests.

Room information

All rooms feature a generous, individual décor. Most of the rooms enjoy views of the parklands. The rooms’ antique furniture and quality materials create a traditional flair. Look forward to the hotel’s custom-made 4-poster beds, which boast a Victorian design and first-rate mattresses.

Quick description

This castle hotel enjoys a romantic setting in the Lausitzer Gefilde national park, near the city of Bautzen, in Saxony. Originally constructed in 1700, the Schloss Hotel Gaußig occupies the largest and one of the most beautiful castles in Upper Lusatia. It lies within a 30-hectare park and offers all modern amenities. Step back in time, and savour the elegant interiors furnished with antique accessories. Enjoy dressing up for dinner in this grand castle – dinner jackets for men, and elegant attire for ladies. You are sure to feel at ease in the warm, sophisticated ambience.