The hotel offers excellent spa facilities for relaxation and pampering in house. It is a gem of a hotel for those people seeking a modern atmosphere with more than a touch of grandeur from the past.
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The entrance to the hotel is set back off the road in a small courtyard area. The exterior is painted in yellow and white with many balconied windows.
The lobby is medium in size and the reception is to the right of the entrance. To the left you will find the lobby bar which is bright and modern in design and provides a comfortable seating area to relax and enjoy a drink, coffee and the homemade pastries.
This appealing hotel enjoys a familial atmosphere and a quiet location within paces of the city centre. The opera house, the spa house and the thermal springs are all just a 5-minute walk away. A stop for public transport is roughly 200 m from the hotel.
Housed in a building that dates back to 1689, this hotel comprises 59 rooms spread over 3 floors. An inviting lobby includes a reception and lift. Further facilities include a cosy bar and a restaurant. A small library is also to be found in the lobby.
With its legendary thermal baths with many hot mineral springs, Baden-Baden is Europes best spa town. For many centuries, the elite have gravitated toward Baden-Baden to improve their health with the curative mineral waters.The town is home to Kurhaus, Germanys best-known and most beautiful gambling house, where the great writer Fyodor Dostoevsky once tried his luck at the table.The hotels history is exceptionally rich. The first official mention of the hotel, a renaissance architecture monument, dates back to 1689. The La Belle Epoque style of the buildings interiors and facade has been recreated by German architects, who attempted to preserve both the inimitable design and the special atmosphere of the Renaissance. In front of the entrance to the hotels spa area is a decorated thermal water fountain built in 1689 and recently renovated.The hotel has 71 rooms in various categories. Our leisure facilities include two restaurants, a lobby bar, a wellness centre, a gym, a spa suite, a conference hall and conference rooms.The rooms afford a mesmerizing view of the town, with its lush green gardens, toy-like houses, the Black Forest towering in the distance and the soaring fountain streams.Honore de Balzac, Napoleon I of France, Niccolo Paganini and Baron Rothschild were all frequent guests at this hotel. Another unique feature of the hotel is that each room in the unreconstructed section is connected to thermal spring water supply. Thanks to this the hotel was Europes first to be granted the status of a hydropathic establishment in the 18th century. Those guests occupying the mansard can receive water treatments in the hotels spa area.
Rooms with Radio, Phone, Room Service.
Property Type - Hotel Year Built - 1689 Year Remodeled - 1986 - Thermal Water In 50 Of Bathrooms - Familiar Atmosphere - Central Location
Rates shown are per room per night.
