Hainstrasse 25
Kronberg, 61476 Nightly Rates(350.36 - 1,972.24)5 Star
Property Description
The SCHLOSSHOTEL KRONBERG is with its 58 rooms and suites one of the Leading Hotels in Germany and combines atmosphere, luxury and unique architecture. The hotel itself was built at the end of the19th century and is situated in a wonderful park and garden area; a part of which has been designed as a golf course. It?s fine hospitality attracts people from all over the world. Within 20 minutes you can reach the city center of Frankfurt am Main, the fair grounds or the International Airport of Frankfurt.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Free Newspaper
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Guest Rooms
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* B1S Seven suites from 54 m˛ to 100 m˛ are at your disposal. All suites have a sleeping-room, a spacious bathroom and a salon with view either to the gardens or the golf-course. Every suite is individually equipped with remarkable antiquities. The quiet surrounding helps to fully relax after a stressful day. Direct-dial-telephone with message-system, PC-connection, internet access via Lan / W-Lan free of charge, cable television, two telephones, hair-dryer, bathrobes, power 230 V * A1D / A1T These generous rooms offer enough space and a fantastic view to the gardens or the golf-course. Original furniture of the Empress promise an exclusive and individual ambiente with the corresponding comfort. Some rooms have a balcony, on which you can enjoy your breakfast during the summer months. Direct-dial-telephone with message-system, PC-connection, internet access via Lan / W-Lan free of charge, cable television, two telephones, hair-dryer, bathrobes, power 230 V * B1D / B1T Individually designed with the Empress's furniture, the Superior rooms are extraordinary comfortable. The aura of ancient times in connection with modern comfort will satisfy you. Additionally, you can choose between a view to the gardens or the golf-course. If you wish, balconys are also available. Direct-dial-telephone with message-system, PC-connection, internet access via Lan / W-Lan free of charge, cable television, two telephones, hair-dryer, bathrobes, power 230 V * C1D / C1T The Comfort rooms express a comfortable feeling. Like all other rooms they are individually equipped with the Empress's antiquities. Choose between a view to the gardens or the golf-course. Direct-dial-telephone with message-system, PC-connection, internet access via Lan / W-Lan free of charge, cable television, two telephones, hair-dryer, bathrobes, power 230 V
Rate Disclaimer
All rates are based upon availability and may change without notice.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is GMT +1 hour
Opened in 1889 - 1894
Renovated in 2003
58 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
Take A5 to Westkreuz Frankfurt (junction 19), then take A648/A66 direction Wiesbaden, take junction Eschborn/Kronberg and follow the signs Kronberg, in Kronberg follow green hotel signs "Schlosshotel".
Schlosshotel Kronberg offers you the luxury of a 5 star hotel very close to the city of Frankfurt and ist international airport combined with the ambience of a castle built by Empress Victoria located in a spacious park.
Frankfurt Rhein-Main Airport is 20 kilometers away.
Guarantee Policy
A credit card is required to book online. Except for 03Jun06 to 10Jul06 - Credit Card Deposit required.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 48 hours prior to arrival to avoid penalty charge of 90%. During select dates, penalty charge will be the entire stay. Please contact the hotel for policy information.
Restaurant Information
Restaurants
The cuisine of the Schlosshotel is not only renowned for its classical dishes. As is to be expected of the hotel's high standards set here, the chef has also incorporated the modern influences of today's culinary art. From impeccably served breakfast, or Afternoon Tea at weekends - in good old English tradition - to a festive evening-meal, the hotel guest will find everything expected from an exceptional hotel. The extensive wine-list deserves particular attention. It carries many noble vintages, including wines from the hotel's own vineyard 'Prinz von Hessen'. The restaurant is appropriately situated in one of the hotels most beautiful rooms. From impeccably served breakfast to a festive evening-meal, the guests will find everything expected from a Grand Hotel. The extensive wine-list deserves particular attention. It carries many noble vintages, including wines from the hotel's own vine-yard "Prinz von Hessen". Enjoy the astonishing view over the golf-course and the park area from the castle terrace during the summer months, weather permitting. Jimmy´s, the American bar is a meeting point for our hotel and local guests. The bar is not only a pleasure for art lovers, because you see the only 'Turner' of Germany, but also an enjoyable atmosphere for everyone.
Meal Plans
Buffet Breakfast (20 EUR per person and day).
Meeting Facility
Meeting Rooms
Green Salon: theatre style 160; banquet style seats up to 96, it is the largest salon of the castle and the former music room of Empress's Frederick. Decorated in the so called Louis-Quatorze-style it is perfectly fitted for meetings, receptions, balls and weddings, it has access to the terrace with view on the golf-course and the gardens as well as a wooden floor, which makes it perfectly suitable for dancing. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Red Salon: theatre style 90; banquet style seats up to 60, it is the former collection room of Empress Frederick nowadays is used as a grand salon. Today the ambiente is remarkably influenced by a flemish wall tapestry. This salon offers a spectacular surrounding for festive banquets and meetings. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Library: theatre style 90; banquet style seats up to 42, the former library of Empress Frederick is one of the most impressive rooms in the castle due to it's collection of books and prints. This room is popular for meetings, receptions, festivities and concerts. Access to the roofed terrace with view on the golf course and the gardens, official registrar's office, civil marriage is possible in connection with the Kronberg registrars. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Blue Salon: theatre style 20; banquet style seats up to 18, the Blue Salon, also called the Louis-Seize-room, is equipped with doors, boiseries and the chimney from the "Russischer Hof", the 19th century Russian Embassy in Frankfurt. It is the perfect setting for your festive event or meeting in a smaller circle. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Small Dining Room: theatre style 30; banquet style seats up to 30, the Small Dining room is a three-windowed, eight-cornered salon and was the breakfast-room of Empress Frederick. This room is equipped with a wonderful fireplace and display-cases filled with treasuries. You can hold smaller meetings, receptions and festivities here, it is a very individual and intimate room. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Atelier of the Empress: board room style 16, in the Atelier and former study room of the Empress you can still find some of her handpainted drawings today. This room on the first floor offers the optimal opportunity for meetings, breakouts, workshops and festive events in a smaller circle. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Cabinett: board room style 6, if you are looking for a private atmosphere for smaller meetings or breakouts, the Cabinett provides the perfect setting for such an event. Furnished with the Empress's antiquities it is your small room for exclusive events. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge Studio I & II: board room style up to 10, if you are planning a workshop for 8 to 10 people, then you will preferably choose the Studio 1 or Studio 2, also suited as breakout rooms for smaller groups. Both Studios provide modern technical equipment as automatic screen and automatic sliding roll-shutter. W-Lan and LAN Internet available free of charge
Business Services
9 Meeting Rooms from 17 to 120 sq mtrs / Photo Copies .30EUR per copy / no Business Center or Corner available on-site / Facsimile Machine 92EUR per day / Secretarial Services upon request / Translation services by external company available for all languages upon request / Technical Equipment Rental upon request.
Recreation Information
Recreation and Health
* Full health club facilities available near by (7 km) at the "Fitness Park Steinbach". No charge for hotel guests. Free transportation. Equipment includes different courses, in the latest sport apparatus, sauna. * In addition, we have placed fitness equipment in each and every guest room (2 weights and a stepper). * Bike rental free of charge for hotel guests. These may be used for a comfortable stroll through Kronberg or for a high-speed trail through the hilly mountains of Taunus. * Different jogging courses in the park around the hotel.
Shopping
* Kronberg City Center: small and individual shops in pedestrian zone, located in the old part of Kronberg * Frankfurt am Main: 15 km away from Kronberg, large shopping area with hundreds of different shops (food, beverage, clothes, shoes, souvenirs...), Goethestrasse: street with exclusive & luxury shops such as Tiffany's, Versace, JOOP!, Gucci, Picard, Chanel, Bogner, Jil Sander, Mont Blanc, Chartier, Burberry's, Hermes, Rosenthal porcelain, Fogal, Kookai, Aigner.
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