Ringhotel Kaiserin Augusta - Weimar Thuringia, Germany
Carl-August-Allee 17
Weimar Thuringia, 99423 Nightly Rates(94.99 - 249.85)3 Star
Property Description
The hotel empress Augusta is closely connected with the history of thecity Weimar for more than hundred years. It was always one of the best addresses, in order to spend its Weimar stay pleasantly. Thomas man is only one of the prominent guests, those accomodation referred here. Also the rumor keeps itself persistent, that the famous Marlene Dietrich their Weimar letters wrote here. Also today a view of the guest book shows the large popularity of thehotel. That is on the one hand because of the sensitive restoration of thehouse in the year 1994. While maintaining the original built volumes of the steeped intradition hotel empress Augusta from the year 1860 enstand a modernBusiness Class hotel with historical flair. The combination of classical period and modern trend, united with personal atmosphere and commitment coin/shape thephilosophy of our house and make it a popular meeting place forbusiness and city travelers. Our bright and cosy guest rooms are characterised by comfortup-to-date. From many rooms one can enjoy the singular view over Weimar, others are convenient to the calm inner court. For that physical well-being provides our winter garden restaurant. The sunny Ambiente to the breakfast provides for a successful startinto the day and in the evening spoils our cooks with easy seasonalcourts and Thueringer specialities. At our piano bar it can be relaxed in pleasant atmosphere withwines from the nearby Saale Unstrut Weinanbaugebiet. To concentrated work stands for you 6 conference rooms with modernconference technology for order. For each desire we provide here gladly an individual offer. Our coworkers are gladly helpful to you in the order of theatre andmuseum maps and arrange you gladly their personal Weimar program. An advantage for our guests: with our room document of identification you use all city penalty inWeimar free. We offer a place to our guests for work and relaxation. By the personal atmosphere and the equipment you experience the Weimarfrom yesterday and today in our areas. We look forward to your attendance.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Pool
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Laundry/Valet Services
VIP Rooms/Services
Room Information
Standard Single
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Single room with single bed, WLAN, desk, facing city or avenue. Max Occ 1-No rollaway allowed.
Standard Double
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Double room with queen size bed, WLAN,desk, facing city or avenue. Max Occ 4-2 rollaways allowed
Standard Twin
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2 separate single beds, some with additional sofa bed, WLAN, facing city or avenue. Max Occ 4-2 rollaways allowed.
Comfort Double
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Comfortable room with 1 queen size bed, WLAN, facing quiet court yard. Max Occ 3-1 rollaway allowed.
Comfort Twin
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Comfortable twin bedded room with a sofabed, WLAN, facing quiet courtyard. Max Occ 3-1 rollaway allowed.
Junior Suite
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Junior Suite with panoramic view over Weimar, balcony, sitting furniture, stereo system, CD-player, WLAN. Max Occ 4-2 rollaways allowed.
Special Room
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Room for physically challenged persons with connecting door, desk, WLAN. Max Occ 2-1 rollaway allowed.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 15:00
Check out time is 11:00
Time Zone is GMT +1
Opened in 1867
Renovated in 2002
134 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
By Train/Take the tram from the airport to the main station, train to Leipzig or Dresden, exit Weimar main station. By Car Take route B7 to Weimar, exit Weimar city centre, follow the green hotel guide sytem.
By Train/Take the train from the airport to Leipzig main station, change in direction Frankfurt or Erfurt, exit Weimar main station. By Car/Motorway A9 in direction Erfurt or Frankfurt, motorway crossing Hermsdorfer Kreuz change to motorway A4 in direction Frankfurt, exit Weimar follow in direction main station and the green hotel guide system.
The property is located 12mi E of ERF-Erfurt
ERF-Erfurt it is 15 miles East
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. A deposit is not required. Exceptions may apply during holidays-special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled at least 2 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 80% of the total stay and tax. Reservations and bookings during trade fairs, high seasons and special events are subject to different cancellation policies.
Restaurant Information
Wintergarten
- Type/Full Service Restaurant - Cuisine/Regional Seasonal - Hours of operation - Breakfast/630am-1000am - Lunch/1200pm-200pm - Dinner/500pm-1030pm - Dress Code/Casual
Separate Group-Restaurant
- Cuisine/Regional Seasonal - Hours of operation - Lunch/On-request - Dinner/On-request - Dress Code/Casual
Meeting Facility
Meeting Services
- Audio/Visual Equipment - Copy Service - Exhibit Services - Internet Connectivity - Fax Machine - Shipping - Catering - Copy Machine - Equipment Rental - Fax Service - Video Conferencing
Don Carlos / Wilhelm Tell
Size/ 42sqm each - Maximum Occupancy/ 80 - Description/ Conference room with daylight-ground floor-carpet
Faust I / Faust II
- Size/ 56sqm each - Maximum Occupancy/ 100 - Description/ Conference room with daylight-ground floor-carpet
Wilhelm Tell/Faust I/FaustII-Combined
- Size/ 96sqm - Maximum Occupancy/ 150 - Description/ Conference room with daylight-ground floor-carpet
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