Baden-Baden - at your service
Baden-Baden is yours for the taking -
everything is minutes away on foot.
everything is minutes away on foot.
Thanks to our hotel's priveleged position, guests can simply leave their cars on the hotel's own parking deck for the duration of their stay. The spa quarter, casino, health clinics, theatre, Festspielhaus concert hall, museums and the boulevards for afternoon strolls are all in the immediate vicinity. The vast choice of different cuisines will satisfy all tastes. And even the journey to the horse races in Iffezheim is only a short drive away.
In close proximity to the hotel
Opened in 1998, the Festspielhaus is Germany's largest opera and concert hall. A venue for musical performances and ballet productions of the highest calibre.
The town's theatre was built between 1860-1862 on the lines of the Paris Opera. The impressive Spiegelsaal function room can be hired for weddings.
The renowned Kurhaus building with its resplendent rooms is home to the world-famous casino, regular tea dances, the Baden-Baden Philharmonic and the Kurhaus restaurant.
"The most beautiful casino in the world" is how Marlene Dietrich described Germany's most historic casino with over 250 years of history to its name.
TRINKHALLE
Supported by 16 Corinthian pillars, the 90-metre long porch features 14 enchanting murals depicting local Black Forest legends. A tourist information office can be found in the Trinkhalle.
The Frieder Burda Museum was opened in 2004 and is located next to Baden-Baden's art gallery - the Staatliche Kunsthalle. It houses around 500 paintings, sculptures, objects and works on paper.
The museum housed in the LA8 Arts Centre boasts a unique concept within Germany's museum landscape. Its focus is on the complex interplay of art und technology in the 19th century.
The Staatliche Kunsthalle, founded in 1908 and featuring exquisit architecture, is an internationally renowned art gallery for short-term exhibitions on classic, modern and contemporary art.
BADEN-BADEN MUSEUM
Housed in the "Alleehaus" in the Lichtentaler Allee, the museum showcases the history of Baden-Baden through the ages to the present day. Particular focus is given to the town's Roman origins, the role of its curative waters and the glamorous times in the 19th century when Baden-Baden enjoyed the status of being the summer capital of Europe.
The Roman Bath Ruins displaying the ancient remains of a thermal bath can be found beneath the Friedrichsbad.
In the Friedrichsbad, a 16-step ritual has been combining Roman and Irish bathing traditions for over 125 years. An exclusive bathing treat not to be missed.
Covering more than 3000 m², the Caracalla Spa complex offers plenty of room to relax and unwind in Baden-Baden's curative thermal waters.
Experience a visit to the sea in the Salina Sea Salt Grotto in Baden-Baden.
The Baden-Baden Golf Club, located at the foot of Baden-Baden's Fremersberg mountain, is one of Germany's most attractive courses in terms of scenic beauty and a test of skill.
Baden-Baden's international race meetings enjoy an outstanding reputation worldwide among racing connoisseurs and casual racegoers alike.
