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Schloss Velden

Schloss Velden, a Capella Hotel, is a year-round Austrian resort located in Velden am Wörthersee on Lake Woerth (Wörthersee).

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History

The hotel began as the Castle Velden in 1590, over 400 years ago. A fire in 1762 burned the castle, and it was then rebuilt and opened as a hotel in 1890. The hotel became popular with celebrities and royalty.

In 1990, the hotel reverted to being the private chateau of a German industrialist. In the 1990s, Schloss Velden served as the setting for many films and the Austrian/German TV series Ein Schloss am Wörthersee.

It was purchased by Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank International. Under the direction of Horst Schulze, the founder of Ritz-Carlton and Capella, a hotel management company based in Atlanta, Georgia, it re-opened in summer 2007 under the Capella brand.

Awards

  • Schlossstern Gourmet Restaurant
  • 2 Michelin Stars
  • 3 'Hauben' Gault Millau awards
  • Auriga Spa
  • Best Spa in Austria award by Gault Millan
  • European Health & Spa Award 2009 ("Best Destination Spa")
  • References

    Schloss Velden Wikipedia