Kurhaus

A magnificent entrance hall in the style of a Roman thermal bath hall, dominated by a cupola 21 meters in height. A stylish setting for receptions, exhibitions and for concert intermissions.

1.350 seats for concerts, latest technical equipment for the organizer of meetings, conferences, congresses, and a splendid setting for social events such as balls or festive presentations.

A replica of the former main Kurhaus hall dating back to 1810. Suitable for up to 400 persons; can be used for concerts, presentations, exhibitions and festive dinners. The cupola window can be automatically darkened.

In the style of Neo-Classizism. There is a connecting door to the Carl von Ibell Room and the Salon Ferdinand Hey’l; the window front opens towards the Bowling Green.

Identical classical style with the connecting halls Fjodor Dostojewski Saal and Salon Ferdinand Hey’l.

Adorned with a ceiling made of wood and leather and richly decorated in gold leaf. There is a connecting door to the Carl von Ibell Zimmer.

A very special ambience for exhibitions and banquets, the décor is in the style of Art Nouveau. Generous daylight atmosphere and access to the “Nizzaplätzchen”, an idyllic outdoor section.

With French décor in the style of Louis XVI, this room offers a view into the park and the outdoor concert area. Also connected to the Wintergarten.

Decorated in the French style of Louis XV, endowed with rich gold ornaments and a portrait of emperor Wilhelm II. Direct access to the Wintergarten.

A “window to the park”. A generous stylish glass annex, which may be booked in combination with the Salon Kaiser Wilhelm and Salon Carol Schuricht to form an individual event section. Opening to the adjoining terrace and the outdoor event area.

The Kuffler Kurhaus catering services ensures top culinary quality and perfect service. Lambertus (formerly Käfer'S) in the Kurhaus is a favourite meeting point for business dinners or for cosy get-togethers

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