Hotel Am Großen Waisenhaus
4.7(541)
Hotel
About
Hotel Am Großen Waisenhaus blends over 250 years of baroque history with modern comfort in a former orphanage building. Spacious rooms feature firm mattresses and thoughtful amenities, ideal for focused work or restful stays.
Start your day with a generous breakfast buffet offering fresh juices, eggs, sausages, and seasonal vegetables, served in a bright winter garden. Located centrally, it’s a convenient base for meetings and exploring the city after hours.
Best for
- Multi-night group stays with spacious rooms
- Business travel with reliable Wi-Fi & breakfast
- Relaxed morning meetings in winter garden
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Over 250 years of baroque history
The hotel is housed in a building originally designed by Dutch architect Jan Bouman in the 18th century, later converted in 1820 from an orphanage to a children’s hospital. This rich history offers a unique setting blending heritage with modern
Room Comfort
Spacious rooms with quality bedding
Rooms are notably large with firm mattresses and well-chosen pillows, providing a comfortable stay for business guests needing rest after meetings or events.
Breakfast Experience
Highly praised breakfast buffet with winter garden seating
Guests enjoy a varied breakfast buffet including fresh juices, eggs, sausages, and vegetables, served in a pleasant winter garden space, creating a relaxed start to the day.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday6:30am – 10pm
Monday6:30am – 10pm
Tuesday6:30am – 10pm
Wednesday6:30am – 10pm
Thursday6:30am – 10pm
Friday6:30am – 10pm
Saturday6:30am – 10pm
Rated 4.7 on Google · 541 reviews