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Mazmežotne Manor
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The history of Mazmežotne Manor is connected with the noble Lieven family, who managed the estate from the late 18th century until the 1930s. To this day, 7 historical buildings of the manor have been restored, renovated, and reconstructed.
Today, a hotel is located in four of the manor’s buildings – the Servants’ Houses and the Dairy building, while the Manor House hotel is classified as a 5-star property. In total, the buildings offer 20 rooms accommodating up to 60 guests, with an additional 30 extra beds available in rooms or other spaces.
Breakfast and dinner are available for hotel and event guests upon prior arrangement.
Event Halls
Event halls are located in four different manor buildings: the Manor House, the stable, the barn, and the Small Servants’ House.
The Manor House hall features oak wood finishes and elegant textiles, creating a refined and historic atmosphere. It is complemented by a bar area and an outdoor terrace with scenic views of the landscape, manor garden, and the Lielupe River.
The historic stable and barn offer halls for seminars, weddings, anniversaries, concerts, and exhibitions. These spaces preserve authentic historical elements such as stone and brick walls, columns, and arched openings, harmoniously combined with wood and limestone finishes.
For smaller events, the Vault Hall and the Small Servants’ House halls are available. Catering, service, and additional services are provided upon request.
Offers
- Premises and territory rental for celebrations, banquets, seminars, weddings, etc. (10–300 guests)
- Accommodation in hotel buildings for up to 90 guests
- Catering, service, and equipment for events and banquets (10–100 guests)
- SPA services: aroma steam baths, salt sauna, sauna, hot tubs, steam room, bathhouse and Dairy cottage with sauna, outdoor terrace, and hot tub
- Exhibition on the history of sugar beet cultivation
- Nature trail and garden for walks, available for hotel and event guests, featuring plants and trees
- Guided tours about the manor’s history, buildings, and garden (upon prior booking)