Kasteel Mheer in Mheer, in the hills of South Limburg, can host private dinners, receptions, lectures, concerts and small meetings. Indoor rooms seat between 10 and 50 guests, the walled courtyard takes up to 100 and the park up to 150 for outdoor events. Ten guest rooms are on site, so a group can stay in the castle.
Seminars and company events
The castle presents its historic rooms as private spaces with direct access to the park and the small inner courtyard. For work sessions, the Grote Eetkamer seats 22 around its main table for a meeting or a meal, and the Torenkamer, a round dining room overlooking the courtyard, suits meetings or dinners of up to 10 people. The Oranje Zaal works for a meeting, a reception or a standing lunch for up to 50. Bookings are made through the castle's online system or by contacting the owners.
Weddings and receptions
The official site does not present a wedding offer. It does describe the castle as a setting for private dinners and other exclusive occasions. The Entreehal, the entrance hall with old polished flagstones, takes a little over 50 people for a reception, an aperitif, a lecture, a ceremony or a house concert.
Rooms and capacities
Six indoor spaces are listed for events, plus the courtyard and the park.
The Entreehal holds a little over 50 guests. The Witte Salon, a French-style room with three large windows onto the park, holds up to 25. The Oranje Zaal, with waxed oak panelling and floors and a large open fireplace, holds up to 50. The Grote Eetkamer seats 22 at the central table and up to 50 with extra tables for lunch or dinner. The Torenkamer holds up to 10.
Outside, the Kleine Cour is enclosed by high walls and a stair tower, and was redesigned in 1998 by the Maastricht architect Rob Ubachs. It suits a concert, dinner, lecture or reception for up to 100 people in summer. The park, laid out in 1852 to a design by Jean Gindra, has old trees and clipped yew hedges and is suited to outdoor events for up to 150.
Accommodation
In 2025 the owners completed ten guest rooms, each with its own style tied to the history of the house: Pauskamer, Waterlookamer, Bloemenkamer, Jachtkamer, Indiasuite, Torenkamer, Hooglandenkamer, Ruiterkamer, Mirabellenkamer and Vogelkamer. The castle describes itself as a chambres d'hotes, not a hotel, with a family atmosphere.
History and setting
The history of the castle goes back to the early 14th century, with several building periods visible today. The estate of more than 100 hectares has belonged to the de Loe family by inheritance since 1668, and the 11th generation, Diederik and Marjolein de Loe, lives in the castle. A gate leads to the courtyard and its U-shaped outer court, with the castle at the center. The village of Mheer lies on the Belgian border, in the Zuid-Limburg national landscape.
Getting there
Mheer is in the triangle of Maastricht (12 km), Liege (26 km) and Aachen (24 km), which makes the castle reachable from three cities for guests arriving by road. The address is Dorpsstraat 6, 6261 NJ Mheer.
