Maison Messmer
If you want to get to know the special atmosphere of Baden-Baden, you will be delighted to stay at the Maison Messmer, which is one of the Hommage Hotels.
Some love Baden-Baden's elegant flair and casino, others love the outstanding classical music on offer at the Festspielhaus. Anyone looking for a hotel with atmosphere here, close to the legendary Black Forest, will feel right at home at Maison Messmer.
The exterior façade of the hotel has a grand hotel style, while the interior is calm and elegant. Dark blue, cream and brown dominate the colors, with few frills. But a wonderful view: Baden-Baden and its charming alleyways lie at your feet from the penthouse suite. Nowhere is the successful combination of old and new more apparent than in the heart of the hotel in the Belle Époque painters' hall. Almost 300 years old, the original and painstakingly restored hall combines imperial splendor with state-of-the-art technology and perfect service.
In the elegant ambience of the Salon JB Messmer, where Queen Victoria, Empress Elisabeth of Austria and the Russian Tsar's family were guests, chef Christian Fritzinger serves exquisite culinary delicacies made primarily from regional products. The Theaterkeller is the place to meet after a successful evening at the Festspielhaus, the Brasserie is the place to enjoy an exquisite breakfast and the Kaminbar is a great place to chat with like-minded classical music fans.
The 60-square-metre swimming pool is a wonderful place to relax, and a soothing massage gives the body a sense of well-being. The sauna area, inspired by the architecture of ancient Rome and the fascinating paintings of Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, does its part to harmonize body and soul.
Tradition and modernity
The exterior façade of the hotel has a grand hotel style, while the interior is calm and elegant. Dark blue, cream and brown dominate the colors, with few frills. But a wonderful view: Baden-Baden and its charming alleyways lie at your feet from the penthouse suite. Nowhere is the successful combination of old and new more apparent than in the heart of the hotel in the Belle Époque painters' hall. Almost 300 years old, the original and painstakingly restored hall combines imperial splendor with state-of-the-art technology and perfect service.
Dining at a high level
In the elegant ambience of the Salon JB Messmer, where Queen Victoria, Empress Elisabeth of Austria and the Russian Tsar's family were guests, chef Christian Fritzinger serves exquisite culinary delicacies made primarily from regional products. The Theaterkeller is the place to meet after a successful evening at the Festspielhaus, the Brasserie is the place to enjoy an exquisite breakfast and the Kaminbar is a great place to chat with like-minded classical music fans.
Urban Retreat
The 60-square-metre swimming pool is a wonderful place to relax, and a soothing massage gives the body a sense of well-being. The sauna area, inspired by the architecture of ancient Rome and the fascinating paintings of Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, does its part to harmonize body and soul.
