A short New Year’s getaway with indulgence, tranquility, and comfort
New Year’s Eve at Hardenberg: a stylish short escape in a historic setting, far from noise and fireworks. The atmospheric castle ruin in its winter glow, peaceful hours by the fireplace, and refined regional cuisine at Restaurant Novalis make your year-end truly special.
Let the year come to a close with relaxing walks through the spacious castle park and enjoy the crisp winter air in soothing silence. Whether travelling alone, as a couple, or together with your four-legged companion – a romantic, dog-friendly New Year’s retreat awaits, offering space for relaxation, indulgence, and a gentle start to the year ahead.
For Families: Your children will be lovingly cared for by our trainees throughout your stay, allowing you to enjoy your time together and, in particular, New Year’s Eve in complete relaxation.
More important informations about childcare:
Childcare on New Year's Eve – Frequently Asked Questions
From what age is childcare offered?
From 2 years old. Please note that our childcare is not provided by pedagogically trained specialist staff.
On which days and at what times does childcare take place?
- Dec 30: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
- Dec 31: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM (midnight)
How long can children be looked after on New Year's Eve?
Until 12:00 AM (midnight).
Does childcare need to be reserved in advance?
Yes, advance registration is required.
Are children looked after during dinner and the New Year's Eve celebration as well?
Yes, we offer a separate children's buffet for kids in the Hoppegarten.
Is there a maximum number of children?
This depends heavily on the age of the registered children. We decide on a case-by-case basis once requests come in.
Is the childcare also suitable for toddlers?
Yes, the childcare will be tailored to be age-appropriate.
Are children also looked after at midnight?
Childcare ends at 12:00 AM, as this is when the shared countdown with family is planned.
Can children sleep during childcare, or are nap/bedtime schedules accommodated?
No, this is the responsibility of the parents.