Minigolfplatz am HANSA Hotel

Mendig

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More information: www.mendigHANSAhotel.de/minigolf.html or by phone: 0049 2652 97080
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Our mini golf course at Hotel HANSA in Mendig with 18 tracks/lanes offers fun & entertainment for everyone.
Age recommondation for kids 7 years and above.
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Price for 1 round of the game:
Kids younger than 14 years: 3,50 Euro
Teens from 15 y.  &  Adults:  4,50 Euro
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Opening hous:   
Daily from 16:00 - 21:00 hours *
last entry at about 20:00 hours
*divergently according to the weather conditions! No play possible on wet minigolf ground!
We recommend to request by phone: 0049 2652 97080.
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Equipment, registration & drinks at the Hotel-Reception.
The parking lot at the hotel is free of charge for mini golf guests.
Location and address at: www.mendigHANSAhotel.de/en/directions.html
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Minigolf at Hotel HANSA,   Phone 0049 2652 97080
Laacher-See-Str. 11,   DE-56743 Mendig

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Belebter Minigolfplatz im Sommer - Hotel HANSA, © Rüber
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Abendsonne über Minigolfplatz am Hotel HANSA, © Rüber
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Sommergarten/Terrasse am Hotel HANSA Mendig, © Rüber/HotelHANSAMendig
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Minigolfplatz nach Frühjahrsputz im Mai 2023, © Rüber/HotelHANSAMendig
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Opening hours

  • From May 17th to October 26th
    Monday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

    Tuesday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

    Wednesday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

    Thursday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

    Friday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

    Saturday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

    Sunday
    4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Place

Mendig

Contact

Minigolfplatz am Hotel HANSA
Laacher-See-Str. 11
56743 Mendig
Phone: (0049)265297080

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