Château St. Gerlach

Château St. Gerlach is a former manor house in southern Limburg that now operates as an upscale hotel with multiple buildings, gardens, and extensive facilities spread across the grounds. The property includes guest rooms, wellness areas, and conference spaces arranged throughout the estate.

The manor was built in the 1760s as a residence for an aristocratic family in the region. Over the 20th century, the structure gradually transformed into an international hospitality operation while retaining many of its original architectural features.

The building reflects regional aristocratic traditions, with rooms that evoke the period when such estates were centers of local life. The name connects to the area's religious heritage and the role these properties played in the community.

The property is easily accessible by car with parking available on the grounds, making arrival straightforward. Its location near key regional attractions makes it a good base for exploring the surrounding area.

The estate borders the protected Ingendael nature reserve, giving visitors direct access to woodland trails and natural landscapes managed for conservation. This unusual combination merges the formal elegance of the grounds with wild nature just beyond the boundary.