Hotel Herzoghof

About Hotel Herzoghof

Hotel Herzoghof is a listed Art Nouveau hotel from 1910 at Kaiser-Franz-Ring 10 in Baden, directly opposite the Casino and the Kurpark. The privately run 4-star hotel has 32 rooms and suites, a restaurant and a café-bar overlooking the park.

Rooms and facilities

• Seven room types: from the single room with 18 m² via double rooms with and without balcony to the family room and suite with 45 m² each for up to four guests.
• Breakfast in the Weilburgsaal: buffet under the glass roof, 10 € per person per night when booking via the hotel website, 21.90 € on site.
• Parking: the hotel's own parking spaces for 16 € per night.
• Also in the building: Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, three seminar rooms with daylight and a library.

Eating in the hotel

The restaurant Der Ferdinand serves Austrian and Mediterranean cuisine from a seasonal menu, in the evening in the Weilburgsaal and in the oval atrium. During the day the café-bar with wine bar facing the Kurpark is open, and tables can be reserved.

A building with a long history

The Herzoghof is first mentioned in records in 1258, at that time as a farmstead at the sulphur spring, later the Herzogsbad. The present building was constructed from 1908 to 1910 to plans by Wilhelm Eduard Luksch and Carl Jagersberger as a spa and bathing hotel. The rows of balconies on the façade, the atrium with its glass ceiling, wood-panelled salons and the Antoniuskapelle with a baroque altar have been preserved. In the Weilburgsaal hangs a glass picture of almost 80 m² by Otto Barth: the view into the Helenental with the Rauheneck and Rauhenstein ruins and the Weilburg, which was demolished in 1964. According to the hotel, Franz Grillparzer spent the summers of 1867 to 1871 here.

Location and getting there

The Kurpark and Casino are a minute's walk away, the Stadttheater two minutes and the Römertherme four minutes. Baden railway station is around twelve minutes on foot, and from there the train takes about 30 minutes to Vienna. Check-in is from 15 h, check-out until 11 h.

Automatically translated from German.

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