Schloss Wolfsbrunnen

Meinhard, Germany, Germany

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Schloss Wolfsbrunnen is a neo-Renaissance castle built starting in 1904 near Schwebda in Meinhard, Hesse, Germany, on the grounds of an 18th-century park around the Wolfsborn spring that gives it its name.

Positioned about 800 meters north-northeast of Schwebda at the foot of the Dachsberg amid forests overlooking the Werra Valley, the U-shaped complex features a three-wing main building with a tall tower, stepped gables, corner towers, terraces resembling bastions, and a courtyard fountain preserving the historic spring.

Originally created by the von Keudell noble family and modernized through 2015, it now operates as a luxury 4-star hotel with 53 rooms, suites, a restaurant, spa services, event spaces, and an on-site registry office, offering scenic views near the Werratalsee lake.