Grand Hotel Karel V is settled in a national monument with an impressive history. The realization of this hotel is the result of a striking restoration of the former Land Commandery of the Knightly German Order. This monumental estate, formerly better known as the German House, dates from the fourteenth century and has been used as a monastery and military hospital. The buildings have been restored to their former glory. Interesting historical details and archaeological findings have been kept visible everywhere.

Grateful hospital students from Japan donated exotic trees when they left. In our garden, there are unique trees such as an old Japanese walnut tree and an Oriental sycamore tree of more than three centuries old. In cooperation with specialists, we guarantee an optimal care and thus preservation of the monumental trees. Our respect for this historical heritage and our ambition to financially maintain this monument through hotel operations make our vision of corporate social responsibility tangible.