Falkenstein Grand can host a board meeting of 10 in its library or a conference of 200 in its Festsaal, with nine meeting rooms, 112 rooms and suites and a six-hectare park facing the Frankfurt skyline. The hotel stands in Königstein-Falkenstein, on the southern slopes of the Taunus.
Seminars and company events
The meeting rooms are spread through the historic villas, most with daylight and a view of the Frankfurt skyline. Day packages start at 10 participants and include the room, a flipchart, screen and projector, Wi-Fi, two coffee breaks, lunch and mineral water; a half-day version is also sold. A Penthouse package moves a small board meeting into the 120 m² Mastersuite on the top floor, with lunch at the hotel restaurant. Add-on modules bring a lighter break menu or a guided breathing and yoga session after lunch. Events can also move outdoors to the Skyline terrace and the park, with open-air catering by the hotel.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings come with a dedicated wedding service that plans the day from start to finish. Ceremonies take place in a pavilion in the private park. Receptions can use the historic halls, the Skyline terrace for larger groups or the Sundeck for a smaller circle. The Penthouse can serve a dinner for 22 guests and an aperitif for 60 on its terrace. The team coordinates menus, the wedding cake from the in-house patisserie, wine, music, flowers, photographers, hair and make-up, and babysitting. The sister hotel Villa Rothschild, about 500 meters away, adds three salons for up to 90 guests.
Rooms and capacities
The Festsaal (280 m²) takes up to 200 guests and divides into three sections; it has large windows, parquet floors and wood paneling. The Großer Salon (120 m²) on the first floor takes 100 and opens onto the Spiegelsaal (62 m², 60 guests), a listed room with a fireplace, floor-to-ceiling windows and a private balcony. The Musikzimmer (45 m², 50 guests) has wood paneling, a fireplace and good acoustics. The Kaisersaal (44 m², 35 guests) keeps a historic wall painting. The Bibliothek (45 m²) seats 10 among mahogany bookshelves. The Penthouse Mastersuite (120 m²) takes 22 with its own technical equipment.
Accommodation
The hotel has 112 rooms and suites, plus long-stay apartments. The top-floor penthouse, The One, covers more than 500 m² with a 360-degree terrace and a private sauna. The ASCARA spa has a fitness area and a heated outdoor pool open all year.
Catering
Landgut Falkenstein, the hotel restaurant, cooks with regional produce where possible, with a fireplace room and outdoor seating; it serves a weekday business lunch with a menu that changes every week. Raffaels Bar serves cocktails and afternoon tea by an open fire, and the Skyline terrace opens in summer.
History and setting
The site began as a lung sanatorium that opened in 1875 and became known well beyond Germany under Dr. Peter Dettweiler. The present estate was built in 1909 as a convalescent home for senior officers, commissioned by Emperor Wilhelm II. The buildings and the park are protected as heritage monuments, and a historic tunnel links the villas to the spa building. The hotel sits at about 400 meters above sea level, in a zone classed for its healthy climate.
Getting there
The address is Debusweg 6-18 in Königstein-Falkenstein, near Frankfurt am Main. Paid parking and EV charging are available on the grounds. A shuttle links the hotel to Villa Rothschild in two minutes.
