Accommodation

Hofgut Georgenthal Resort is an idyllic retreat nestled in the Taunus hills. The hotel's 40 rooms are elegantly designed with a focus on nature and art. The rooms are spacious and offer views of the beautiful surrounding landscape. Choose from newly renovated deluxe rooms, luxurious apartments with private kitchens, large suites, or cozy comfort rooms.

Restaurant

At Hofgut Georgenthal Resort, you can enjoy a culinary getaway exactly as you desire – a casual meal with golf buddies, a romantic candlelit dinner, or dining under the open sky on the terrace. The menu is regional, prepared with the finest local ingredients. Restaurant Georgios serves delicious gourmet dishes in elegant settings, whether by the open fireplace, in the bay window overlooking the green valley, or on the idyllic terrace. The club lounge is open for all meals and offers panoramic views of the golf course and surrounding nature. You can also opt to dine in the restaurant's inner courtyard terrace, which is the heart of Hofgut Georgenthal Resort.

Facilities

In the spa and fitness area, you quickly forget the stress and hustle of everyday life. Take a dip in the indoor swimming pool with a counter-current system and massage jets. Warm up in the Finnish sauna. Relax on the terrace and let the sun's rays warm your body on the lawn in front of the spa area. You can also book a luxurious massage as a perfect end to a day on the golf course.

Golf courses

For the 2016 season, the golf course at Hofgut Georgenthal Resort opened. It is considered one of Germany's most beautiful golf courses, combining with the luxurious golf hotel to create the perfect setting for a golf getaway in central Germany. The golf paradise in the Taunus region quickens the heartbeats of even seasoned golfers. The 18-hole golf course is designed like an amphitheater around the hotel. The undulating landscape makes the golf course highly interesting and offers great variation in the game. Despite presenting numerous challenges, the course is playable by golfers of all levels. The hilly terrain repeatedly offers beautiful viewpoints of the area. The golf course was designed by German course architect Christian Althaus and features classic inland-links characteristics. The architect drew inspiration from traditional golf courses in Scotland as well as the area's features such as the Limes, orchards, and water. Although relatively new, the golf course has already secured a spot on the list of the best golf courses in Germany, debuting at number 34 and being the highest-ranked new golf course in the top 100.