Gäste- und Seminarhaus Burg Schöna

At a glance

  • Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna
  • Bed & Breakfast

Schoena Castle is an old manor house with a castle-like character, built around 1860, entwined with ivy and wild grapes. Located directly on the romantic Painter's Trail, it offers a fantastic view of the Elbe and an unobstructed sight of the opposite Schrammstein rocks.
Ideal starting point for numerous tours in all directions. The Schmilka ferry, bus line 252 Bad Schandau, and the train station with connections to Dresden and Prague are only 850 m away. Perfectly suited for hiking holidays, retreat from everyday life, seminars, group trips, and family celebrations.
Sun terrace, relaxing in the courtyard, sunbathing area, Finnish sauna, lounges, seminar rooms, TV room, library, and a Vienna concert grand piano invite individual relaxation or cultured leisure activities. The interior is simple, thoughtfully selected, and artistically arranged.

  • Quiet location, in the heart of nature, adventurous, right on the famous Painter's Trail
  • Suites and apartments for longer stays in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains
  • Self-catering house, spacious communal kitchen
  • Pets allowed (fee see notice)
  • Wi-Fi in the house
  • Coffee, tea, mineral water free of charge
  • Grill facilities available
  • Mini-shop for small purchases

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Gäste- und Seminarhaus Burg Schöna
Hirschgrund 94
01814 Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna - Schöna
Deutschland

Contact:
Phone: (0049) 35028 85868
Email:
Website: www.burg-schoena.de

Contact

An
Hirschgrund 94
01814 Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna

Contact:
Phone: (0049) 35028 85868
Email:
Website: www.burg-schoena.de

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