Wedding venues in Germany

Hotel Adlon Kempinski

Lorenz Adlon's 1907 hotel beside the Brandenburg Gate, burned out in 1945 and rebuilt on the same Pariser Platz site in 1997.

382 rooms

Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa

The Brenner family's hotel on the Lichtentaler Allee since 1872, owned by the Oetkers since 1941, with the 2015 Villa Stéphanie spa in a villa of its own.

Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten

On the Binnenalster since 1897, when Friedrich Haerlin bought a small hotel here; his family name now hangs over its two-star restaurant.

Hotel de Rome

The 1889 head office of the Dresdner Bank on Bebelplatz, reopened by Rocco Forte in 2006 with a pool in the old jewel vault.

145 rooms

Rosewood Munich

The former Bavarian State Bank and the baroque Palais Neuhaus-Preysing on Kardinal-Faulhaber-Strasse, joined into 132 rooms and suites in October 2023.

73 rooms

Schlosshotel Kronberg

The castle Queen Victoria's eldest daughter built in 1889 to 1893 as her widow's seat, a hotel owned by the House of Hesse since 1954.

Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski

Augustus the Strong's palace for Countess Cosel, a ruin from 1945 to 1992, rebuilt as a hotel beside the Zwinger in 1995.

Hotel Bayerischer Hof

King Ludwig I wanted a hotel fit for his guests, Friedrich von Gärtner built it in 1841, and the Volkhardt family has run it since 1897.

337 rooms

Hotel Atlantic Kempinski

Built in 1909 so HAPAG's first-class passengers could wait for their liners, the white hotel on the Outer Alster has housed Udo Lindenberg since 1995.

Mandarin Oriental, Munich

An 1880 Neo-Renaissance ballroom behind the Hofbräuhaus, a hotel since 1989, with a rooftop pool and Nobu Matsuhisa's only German restaurant.

73 rooms

Excelsior Hotel Ernst

Carl Ernst opened his hotel opposite Cologne Cathedral in 1863, seventeen years before the spires were finished, and it still faces them across Trankgasse.

133 rooms