Located in Kuldīga District, a 2-hour drive from Rīga, Milk Manor - Berghof Hotel & SPA is set in a restored neo-Rococo manor house with a remarkable history. The Milk Manor is located on the edge of the South Kursa Highlands, offering wide and beautiful views of the surrounding area. The property consists of seven plots with a total area of 19,43 ha and 4 buildings: - A hotel (brickwork) with a total surface of 1451 m2; - An outbuilding (brickwork) with a total surface area of 96,2 m2. The restored historical manor complex includes a hotel with 23 rooms, a restaurant "Rose Tavern" and a Milk Spa Salon. A sauna complex with a fireplace room, a small swimming pool, a steam-aromatic sauna and a classical sauna. For lovers of sauna rituals, there is a White Country Sauna and a real Black Stone Sauna. For larger and smaller parties - Party rooms. Sports court and tennis courts for sport activities. For the curious, there is a Milk Museum. The only Milk Museum in Latvia is located in the Berghof complex. The Milk Museum is home to the only talking cow in the Baltics, Venta, with her calf Druvis. One of the most valuable exhibits in the museum is the British Queen's gift to Latvian dairy farmers for the best export butter in the 1930s - a butter churn of the time. History: In 1539, the manor-Berghof was built for the family of Johann Rennes. After 100 years of farming, it passed to the Koskull family, who farmed for 150 years. In 1906 it was restored according to a design by the architect Berci. In 2005 the manor complex undergoes a new revival, preserving as much as possible its pristine historical appearance. In 2012 the name Berghof was added - Berghof Milk Manor. Whether you just want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city or are looking for a place for a special occasion in your life, the Milk Manor, surrounded by forests and set on a hill, will become a place for truly peaceful days and nights.