Schloss Hotel Drosendorf Room 21

This is also a simpler room that emerged from the subdivision of the former ballroom. This can still be seen today in the stucco structure of the ceiling. The rich ceiling stucco, which stretches over three of today's room units, is already noticeable in the corridor area. The ballroom was originally larger by the width of the aisle and could be entered directly from the foyer area on the second floor through double doors. As already noted elsewhere, the dating of this conversion work, which took place a very, very long time ago, cannot be dated exactly to the best of my knowledge. I suspect a connection with a fire in the castle caused by lightning, which has been handed down to 1681. From this former ballroom, 3 room units were created by the insertion of partition walls.All three of these rooms are elongated and oriented to the north-west. There is elaborate ceiling stucco, historic tiled stoves, the column stove in this room, formerly only held together by adhesive tape, has only recently been reinstalled in large parts and lovingly restored by a specialist. It is a pretty twin room with desk in front of the window, chest of drawers from the castle's furniture. We have fitted the bed with new slatted frames and mattresses, new lampshades and new curtains. The room has a separate bathroom with toilet.