Event venues

The nooks and crannies of the castle, its atmospheric halls and other spaces can serve as suitable places for any kind of event ranging from special days for the family (birthday, christening, farewell party, wedding ball etc.), to corporate events (e.g.. trainings, jubilees, conferences). Our restaurant and hotel services, together with the available facilities and technologies, furniture and other accessories, locally offered other programme opportunities and our well-prepared staff can guarantee that the events will proceed in a smooth and reassuring way.

Our halls and other spaces available are as follows:

Saint Laszlo Hall
It is a 85 square metre room located on the ground floor, with vaulted ceiling, suitable for exhibitions.
Abbot Astrik Hall
It is a 91+40 square metre, decorative room (including the stairway and the two smaller entrance rooms), located upstairs in the palace wing. It can be curtained, has an apse, and has a capacity of 100 persons if seated by tables and 120 persons if seated in a presentation setting.
King Béla Hall
It is a 52+27 square metre, decorative room (including the stairway and the two smaller entrance rooms), located upstairs in the palace wing, with exposed roof structure. It can be curtained, is accessible directly from the fortress wall, and can accommodate approximately 60 persons if seated in a presentation setting.
Saint Gellert Room
It is a 55 square metre room, located on the ground floor of the eastern wing, with direct connection with the restaurant and the hotel, sharing one of its walls with the fortress wall.
King Stephen Restaurant
The restaurant includes two 25 square metre rooms on the ground floor, with vaulted ceiling, just beside the kitchen.
Abbot Jordan Hall (new)
It is a 200 square metre roofed event space which is open from the sides. It is available from summer 2014.
Castle Chapel
It is a 10th century sanctified chapel, available only for events that are relevant for the function.
Open air event venues
The castle courtyard boasts a number of spaces and intimate areas with special atmosphere, for open air performances or receptions, amidst the ruins of what used to be the Gothic church, e.g. at the statue of Saint Stephen or under the almond tree.
Castle terrace
It is a terrace shaded partly by an ancient lime tree, partly by parasols, located beside the ruins and the herb garden, with direct connection to the restaurant.