Steigenberger Drei Mohren

The Steigenberger "Drei Mohren" Hotel is in the very heart of Augsburg. The city was made famous by the wealthy merchant family Fugger, the Drei Mohren Hotel is a traditional building that offers a very special combination of luxury and modern comfort. Situated in Augburg's splendid boulevard and built in 1723 by the royal court architect, Gunetzrhainer, it is a well-known architectural landmark both within and beyond Europe. The hotel first appeared in the history books in 1730 when the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm I visited it. Enjoy the atmosphere of this "aristocratic house" and make it your base from which to discover the highlights of the wonderful "Fugger" city of Augsburg. 99 rooms and 6 suites with bath/shower, cable and pay TV , ISDN connection, telephone, mini-bar and hairdryer. One of the suites also has an individual sauna and air-conditioning. All of the rooms look on to the traffic restricted Maximilianstrasse or have a view over the glass roof of the hotel's beautifully restored tea salon. Old masters decorate the walls lending the rooms the flair of days gone.

Rooms with bath or shower, radio and phone, 5 suites. Conference room capacity: 500 persons, business center, hairdresser and barber shop.

Opened 1723, Renovations 1998.

**Hotel has both smoking and non-smoking rooms.**

Property Type - Historical, Hotel Year Built - 1956 Year Remodeled - 2001 -The Hotel Belongs To The Historical Part Of Augsburg And Had His Place In The History Of This City Ever Since. Famous Guests Stayed Here Through All Centuries As Well As Kings, Princes And Lords. -The Hotel Is Offering First Class Comfort And Is Decorated With Antiques, Traditional Furniture And Old Paintings Of Past Times -All Rooms Have Soundproofed Windows, Equipped With Minibar, Isdn Available, Satellite Color-tv, Pay-movie-tv, Radio And Direct Dial Telephone -There Are Non-smoking Rooms Of All Categories Available -Parking Lot 24 H -18 Hours Room Service

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