Schloss Lüdersburg

Nestled within the picturesque Biosphärenreservat Niedersächsische Elbtalaue nature preserve, Schloss Lüdersburg is a refined golf resort housed in a stunning 18th-century castle. Located at Lüdersburger Str. 31, 21379 Lüdersburg, Germany, this tranquil retreat offers an elegant and immersive stay amidst lush greenery and serene surroundings. The resort’s classic design blends historical charm with modern luxury, making it a perfect destination for both relaxation and recreation. Situated just 4 kilometers from the quaint village of Echem, guests can enjoy the beauty of nature and the convenience of nearby attractions. A short drive from the hotel, visitors can explore landmarks like the Schiffshebewerk Lüneburg-Scharnebeck and the Paddle Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm, or delve into local history at the German Salt Museum and Museum Lüneburg. Guests are welcomed with a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere, featuring cozy rooms with flat-screen TVs and sitting areas. Some rooms boast terraces, while upgraded accommodations include country-style decor, private patios, separate living rooms, and luxurious steam rooms for the ultimate comfort. Schloss Lüdersburg’s exceptional amenities include three exquisite restaurants and a bar, offering delicious meals and drinks. The resort is renowned for its two well-maintained golf courses and a driving range, ensuring an exciting experience for golf enthusiasts. After a day of outdoor activities, guests can unwind at the resort’s spa, complete with massages, a hot tub, saunas, and a fireplace lounge for ultimate relaxation. The hotel also offers meeting and conference facilities, perfect for business events or private gatherings. The resort’s commitment to excellence extends to its services, with room service available to cater to guests’ needs. Transportation is easy with good access to nearby towns, and a taxi ride to Hamburg Airport takes just over an hour. Whether for a peaceful getaway or a golf retreat, Schloss Lüdersburg is the ideal destination for a memorable experience in northern Germany.