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Hotel Engel

4.7(540)
Hotel

About

Hotel Engel combines historic charm with modern comfort in the heart of the old town, just a five-minute walk from the train station. The building's origins date back to the 13th century, now featuring a bright atrium that shapes the hotel's inviting layout.

Rooms are straightforward and clean, offering complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi, making it a practical choice for business travelers. Ground-floor seating areas and a small patio provide relaxed spots for informal meetings or breaks during your event stay.

Best for

  • Convenient multi-night stays near train station
  • Casual client meetings in relaxed lounge areas
  • Breakfast meetings with local historic charm

Request a Package

Tell the venue what you're planning and they'll respond with a custom proposal within 1–2 business days.

Group Meeting

Custom request

Professional meeting space for your team — whether it's a meeting, training, workshop, or multi-day offsite. Half-day, full-day, or multi-day — with the option to request AV, catering, and your preferred room layout.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology

Room Block

Custom request

Reserve a block of rooms for your group — ideal for multi-day conferences, offsites, or any event where attendees are traveling from out of town.

What's typically included

  • Reserved guest rooms for your group
  • Flexible check-in & check-out dates
  • Negotiated group rates

Meeting + Room Block

Custom request

Bundle your meeting space and guest rooms in one request — perfect for multi-day offsites and conferences where the team meets by day and stays overnight.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology
  • Reserved guest rooms for your group

Venue Details

Standout features

Building with roots back to 1285
History
Building with roots back to 1285
The hotel occupies a building originally part of the Cistercian monastery St. Urban, with a stone coat of arms on the facade commemorating its monastic heritage and the abbot Ulrich Amstein. The structure evolved through various uses before becoming
Central atrium shapes the layout
Architecture
Central atrium shapes the layout
The hotel’s distinctive atrium, added in 1942, defines the building’s interior layout and creates a unique spatial experience for guests, distinguishing it from typical hotel floor plans.
Historic old town setting near train station
Location
Historic old town setting near train station
Situated in the old town surrounded by historic buildings and restaurants, the hotel is a convenient five-minute walk from the train station, making it easily accessible for business travelers and event guests.

At a glance

Rated 4.7 on Google · 540 reviews