The castle, which was built in 1720, has three suites – Terezie, František and Rainer. When you stay in one of the romantic suites, you’ll receive a small gift on arrival, and you can enjoy unlimited coffee and tea in your suite throughout your stay; fresh fruit is also provided on arrival, of course.
Apartment Terezie is situated in a separate house right at the entrance. It consists of a cosy lounge, bedroom, entrance hall and romantic bathroom with toilet. Like the other apartments, it is equipped with historical furnishings. In the second separate cottage is the apartment František, where you will find a lounge, bedroom, entrance hall and bathroom with hand-painted sink and toilet. Oriental lovers will find oriental accessories and fabrics. The romantic Rainer Suite features a bedroom with a four-poster bed, a breakfast lounge and a bathroom with a toilet and corner bath. A historic fireplace warms you in each apartment.
You can also make your stay more enjoyable with a sauna and hot tub in the small jemnista spa.
For visitors, there is the Café Custoza, which sells original homemade desserts, and you can also buy game from the castle's hunting grounds. You can stay here in one of the three apartments. The grounds are also available for wedding ceremonies.
Guests can also visit the castle park, which was founded around 1725 by Franz Adam Trauttmansdorff. The original French garden was then transformed and expanded into a natural landscape park by Heinrich Rottenhan at the end of the 18th century. The present owner had the path system restored, an alpinium, a rosarium, a natural pond, a libosad, a courtyard of honour and the entrance lime avenue repaired, and hundreds of plants and trees planted. A small menagerie with parrots, water birds, goats, llamas and kangaroos was also built in the park.