The estate also includes the so-called “Princess Palace,” a baroque-style leisure complex developed in the late 20th century. It once operated as a five-star hotel but closed in 2009 and has remained without guests since. Despite the hotel’s closure, the landscaped park surrounding the castle retains a maintained golf course, which continues to operate.
The property is privately owned and not open to the public.
Directions
Address: Kossuth Lajos u. 117, 9225 Dunakiliti, Hungary.Dunakiliti is located near the Slovak–Hungarian border, approximately 25 km from Bratislava. The castle can be reached by car in around 30 minutes. Regional buses connect Bratislava and nearby Hungarian settlements, though access is easiest by car or bicycle along regional roads.
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