Chateau Hochberg France / Wingen-sur-Moder

Practical information on this hotel

Rooms & Prices

Restaurants & Bars

The Restaurant:

tasty bistronomic cuisine based on local and seasonal products

The Wine Bar:

extensive selection of wines by the glass, wine pairing

Leisure & Well-being

Lalique Museum, city tour of Strasbourg (1 hour by private car), the Vosges mountains for horseback riding or mountain biking, many golf courses.

Solutions

Room service, laundry service, dry cleaning, WiFi, airport transfers, seminars.

Chateau Hochberg

The Château Hochberg stands on the 1.7 ha tree-planted park of the former Hochberg Glassworks. The Napoleon III building is now owned by Lalique, a French reference of luxury and lifestyle. A recent renovation has transformed the storied castle into a sublime four stars hotel offering a high level of modern comfort, while preserving its refined and authentic soul. At the lobby, the crystalline transparency perfectly blends with the light colours of the furniture and brings softness and harmony; at the lounge, soft-colored chairs invite you to relax. The 15 rooms and suites are spacious and bright. They welcome guests in an uncluttered and warm contemporary style creating an immediate “at home feeling”. Drawings and lithographs by René Lalique complete the unique interior design of this authentic lodging. The restaurant at Château Hochberg is divided into three finely decorated rooms with beautiful crystal panels resulting from Damien Hirst’s collaboration of Damien Hirst with Lalique. On the menu, a creative and refined bistronomic cuisine orchestrated by Chef Arnaud Barberis and created around dishes inspired by his travel around the globe. Best Lifestyle : let go in this cocoon of comfort and pleasure. For perfect food-wine pairings, Romain Iltis, sommelier chef, Best Sommelier of France in 2012 and in 2015 “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” (most prestigious French award for excellence), will offer best advice through a selection of 80 international wines.

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