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Parnassia kotzebuei (commonly called Kotzebue’s Grass of Parnassus) features white and bright yellow colored blooms. Parnassia kotzebuei was first described in 1825 by C. P. J. Sprengel, using material collected by Ludolf Adalbert von Chamisso, the botanist on a northern Pacific scientific expedition led by Otto von Kotzebue, after whom Sprengal named the plant.
Estonian Beautiful Home 2013 
Under the competition “Estonian Beautiful Home 2013”, Kau Manor was selected the most beautiful public building in Harju County.
The Best Designed Hotel 2016
Kau Manor is the first and only Estonian hotel to win this prestigious award among the boutique hotels worldwide. The Manor was awarded because of the way that it transports guests into a novel world through the history of the site, its culture and its stylistic flair. Kau Manor experience is priceless, the service intuitive, and the location intimate.
