We offer nine spacious double rooms and suites, each one with it´s unique character. During renovations we always put our focus on keeping the original atmosphere of the chambers intact.
Room rates
345 to 450 € per night
(2 adults, breakfast included)
Special arrangements for longer stays
Food and drinks
Hearty breakfast
Homemade cakes and pies during the day
Light dishes in the evening
Room No. 1
Gottgetröst
Spacious suite with integrated bathroom
Eduard „Gottgetröst“ Almásy bought the castle in 1892 and being a member of the National Geographic Society he was responsible for Bernstein becoming a hotspot for scientists, explorers and adventurers.
Room No. 2
Georg
Double with private, external bathroom
Georg Almásy (1867 – 1933) spent his life exploring the world, even reaching China in 1906. From Kirgistan he brought back an "exchange student" who spent a year at the castle to deepen the understanding of each other´s culture.
Room No. 3
Tantalouis
Double with private, external bathroom
Aunt Louise gave the name to this room. She was the sister of the first Almásy at Bernstein Castle. Her portrait is displayed to the right side of the window, next to her husband´s.
Room No. 4
Marie & Margit
Double with private, external bathroom
The portrait of the two sisters Marie & Margit is displayed above the bed. Marie was very talented, many paintings in the castle were created by her.
Room No. 5
Kisebb
Large double with integrated bathroom
Professor Kleiner (in Hungarian "Kisebb") not only helped to set up the family´s library - back then a big deal - but was also responsible for turning the defensive structures into a blossoming garden.
Room No. 7
Lori
Large double with integrated bathroom
Eleonore Batthyány-Strattmann, also called "beautiful Lori", was famous in Vienna around the year 1700. After the death of her husband she took over the reins. Twice she succesfully defended the castle against hostile armies.
Room No. 17
Mária-Róza
Large double with integrated bathroom
Princess Mária-Róza Esterházy lived in these chambers, her portrait is located in the living room slightly below the one of Empress Maria Theresia. She married János Almásy in the year 1929.
Room No. 18
Pascha
Suite with integrated bathroom
János Almásy, the brother of the famous "English Patient", lived here. One of the many curiosities in the castle is the portrait above the sofa: A member of the Almásy family who was ambassador in Konstantinopel during the Austro-Turkish wars had this painting made, showing himself in traditional Turkish clothing.
