Best Luxury Destinations for Vacations Travel in Germany

Best Luxury Destinations for Vacations Travel in Germany

Germany ranks as the 7th most visited country in the world according to the World Tourism Organization, with Germany attracting tens of millions of visitors each year to its cathedrals, Rococo palaces, beer festivals, mountaintops, 42 incredible UNESCO World Heritage sites, and great cities (Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg among them). With its fantastical historic castles, medieval villages, and stunning landscapes, it's sometimes hard to believe that most of Germany were almost completely rebuilt after World War II, even though the past is pretty much present wherever you go.
Here are the Best Luxury Destinations for Vacations Travel in Germany

Fontenay Hotel Hamburg

• In 1816, Hamburg-based ship broker John Fontenay acquired a unique plot of land on the city's heart's beautiful shores of Alster Lake. Today, it is the location of the Fontenay Hotel, which offers lakeside luxury at its best. Hotel Fontenay reflects modern Hamburg: open, cosmopolitan, and exceptionally welcoming. A celebration of the Hanseatic city, the luxury hotel has been specially designed for the many local and international visitors who come to discover and rediscover Hamburg. The hotel's Hamburg-born star architect Jan Sturmer has described his initial sketches as "a timeless modern classic," Its exquisite sculpture-like architecture reflects the flowing lines of the lake and surrounding parks, creating a perfect balance between nature and civilization. All 131 rooms and suites are bathed in daylight and feature parquet floors, large wardrobes, and balconies with primarily lake views.
  
  

KEMPINSKI BERCHTESGADEN HOTEL, Bavarian Alps

Mountains is the purest form of the exploration, and the Bavarian Alps have always held an irresistible allure. A unique combination of five-star luxury, Bavarian hospitality, and Alpine lifestyle makes the Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden (an InterContinental Hotels until last year) one of the most exclusive locations. Here, high in the mountains, gorgeous panoramic views of the postcard-perfect scenery await, along with mountain resort benefits: the beautiful Kempinski resort including indoor and outdoor pool area, restaurants (one Michelin star), kids' club, a golf course from 9 holes, in and out ski entry and helipad. The exceptionally comfortable 138 rooms and suites offer warmth and contemporary flair while all offering guests a unique view of the hotel's beautiful mountain surroundings. Families, couples, food lovers, spa lovers, sports lovers, and car enthusiasts praise the endless entertainment opportunities available in this fantastic Bavarian venue.

BRENNERS PARK-HOTEL & SPA, BADEN-BADEN

• A member of the Oetker Collection Hotel & Spa, the Brenner's Park Hotel & Spa has been a place of relaxation and transformation for elite travelers since 1872. Guests can enjoy all that Baden-Baden is famous for with one of Europe's most advanced spas, a luxurious treatment, and a long-term treatment set amidst the gardens. Fresh, natural, and high culture. In large private park facing the famous Lichtentaler Allee, Brenner's Park Hotel & Spa in Baden-Baden radiates an intimate, royal ambiance for the affluent guest. One hundred rooms combine the luxury and comfort with elegant furniture such as antiques and Carrara marble bathrooms. Standard rooms overlook Lichtentaler Allee, while Deluxe rooms overlook the Oos River. The best rooms are the more spacious deluxe rooms. Guests are offered various dining options, including the restored Wintergarten, where health-conscious Mediterranean dishes are served with views of Brenner's Park.
  

Mandarin Oriental, Munich

The Mandarin Oriental, Munich, is a tranquil haven of neo-Renaissance charm and elegance, providing highest levels of personalized service. The hotel is ideally located in heart of Munich, within the city's old town, surrounded by museums, the Bavarian State Opera and theatres, and close to the shopping street Maximilansstrasse and the famous Hofbraeuhaus (beer hall and gardens). The 48 spacious guestrooms and 25 suites were renovated in 2015 and offer the best of contemporary luxury, as does the stunning rooftop pool with views that extend across the picturesque surroundings of the Old Town district towards the Alps. On the first floor, above a majestic curved staircase, Matsuhisa, Munich symbolizes Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's award-winning cuisine to Munich and Germany (menu includes the famous Black Cod, Yellowtail Sashimi Jalapeno, and Nobu's Tacos).

The Ritz-Carlton, Wolfsburg

The architecturally famous Ritz-Carlton, Wolfsburg, is the most elegant hotel in Germany's most prosperous city, where Volkswagen is based worldwide. The hotel asks you to look at the ground-breaking architecture close to the Volkswagen factory before you arrive. Then, armed with the correct terminology, you'll be ready to describe the nuances of hotel interior designer Elliot Barnes' style. It will also help to keep your mouth shut when you see the hotel's floating pool. Inspired by the industry that thrives on mobility, this luxury hotel embraces fast-forward movement with high-tech surroundings and contemporary aesthetics while providing an array of opportunities for guests to unwind in its 170 exclusive guestrooms and suites, a relaxing spa, and award-winning restaurants, including AQUA. Awarded 3 Michelin stars, it is the epitome of modern European dining.

Adlon Kempinski Berlin

The Hotel Adlon Kempinski is one of the most prominent luxury hotels in Berlin. A 5-minute walk from the Reichstag, this hotel is the embodiment of the original Adlon Rendezvous, the most famous confluence of Weimar Germany, which burned down in 1945. Next to the British and French embassies, this seven-story hotel is one of the main symbols of the reunification of Germany. The centerpiece of Adlon is the Conservatory, a lush oasis in a two-story atrium filled with palm pots, a water fountain, and bamboo chairs. The lobby bar, with the coffered ceiling and art deco tones, is a well-known place for Berliners and, for that matter, any significant other who is in the city. Guests can choose from the carefully maintained oversized accommodations, contemporary furnishings, and details in marble, sandstone, and stained glass. In addition to its extensive spa offerings, the hotel has two stylish bars and three fine dining restaurants.

Schloss Elmau, Bavarian Alps

In the Bavarian Alps, Schloss Elmau offers a unique spa and cultural experience in a nature reserve. The castle is also ideal for year-round sports and discovering King Ludwig II's fairy-tale palaces, as he prefers only a three-hour walk. The hotel celebrates the luxury of the space and privacy with five restaurants, several lounges, four separate spas for adults and families, and classical and jazz concerts with some of the greatest artists of our time. The opulent and intimate interiors of the 94-year-old castle, which was rebuilt in 2007, blend subtle oriental influences with the beauty of the pristine surroundings. Guests feel completely at home in the luxuriously designed rooms and suites, which offer a liberating sense of space and privacy, some of which open to stunning views of the Wetterstein mountain range.