Gut Hungenbach, Historic hotel complex in Kürten, Germany.
Gut Hungenbach is a hotel complex in Kürten featuring multiple timber-framed buildings distributed across spacious grounds. The property offers guest rooms with modern bathrooms and spaces designed for conferences and events.
The complex contains several half-timbered houses from the 18th century that were relocated to this site to preserve them from demolition. The residential house of writer Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling was also moved here before a water reservoir flooded its original location.
The property received recognition when owner Hildegard von Fragstein became the first woman awarded the Rheinlandtaler prize in 1977.
The hotel is located roughly 30 minutes from Cologne and provides free parking and Wi-Fi access. Daytime reception services can assist with questions about the grounds or accommodations.
The estate preserves the residential house of writer Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling, which was rescued before flooding from a water reservoir. This building tells a particular story about saving cultural structures from natural disasters.
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