Historic German property Schloss & Gut Liebenberg has selected hospitality operating system Mews to digitalise its operational processes.

Located north of Berlin and owned by Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB Foundation), the property includes 63 rooms situated in both a castle and a lake house. The site regularly hosts weddings and business events.

As part of the transition, Schloss & Gut Liebenberg will implement cloud-based management for its property management system (PMS), point of sale (POS), revenue management system (RMS), and housekeeping functions through Flexkeeping.

The introduction of Mews Gift Vouchers is also planned.

As part of the digitalisation process, staff will undergo onboarding and training using Mews University to facilitate adaptation to new workflows.

The aim is to streamline processes related to guest service, accommodation management, and staff efficiency during this digital transformation.

Christian Rex, who became general manager earlier this year, has previous experience working with the Mews platform at another hospitality property, Paulinenhof.

Rex said: “Switching to Mews means we’re changing processes in every department – a 180° shift from what we’re used to. For years, we’ve relied on manual and time-consuming methods.

“Now, we’re looking forward to our team working on tablets, automating daily tasks, and focusing on what really matters: delivering exceptional experiences for our guests.” 

The estate is recognised among the largest employers of people with disabilities in the region, with various nonprofit initiatives overseen by DKB Stiftung.

Mews CEO Matt Welle said: “We’re thrilled to partner with Schloss & Gut Liebenberg as they embark on this ambitious transformation. Their commitment to inclusion and guest experience is inspiring, and we’re excited to provide the tools that will empower their team.”

In November, US-based boutique inn The Landgrove introduced the Mews PMS to digitalise and manage its operations.