Following extensive refurbishment and extension in the early 20th century, the hotel was able to boast more than 200 rooms.  Such was the appeal of Baden Baden as a spa resort, it drew a great many important visitors.  Among the guests who once stayed at the hotel were Prince Otto von Bismarck, Grand Prince Michael of Russia and Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VII).

In 1914, the hotel had to close, not simply because Germany was at war, but because most of the male staff had been called up to fight.  The hotel reopened in 1920, to experience a wonderful revival during the "Golden Twenties".  When the casino in Baden Baden reopened in 1933, Brenner Park saw a boom in international visitors.

War once again forced closure in 1939, and although parts of the complex re-opened by 1950, much of the building was deemed beyond repair.  It was decided only to retain the building constructed in 1900.

Today the hotel is still considered to be Baden Baden's jewel in the crown, and offers guests the epitome of luxury, complemented nicely by the beautiful surroundings of Baden Baden itself.   

Hotel Facilities 

Comprising a total of 100 rooms, Junior Suites, Suites and a Presidential Suite, each offers an exceptional degree of luxury and comfort through a combination of exquisited�cor and antique furnishings, coupled with Carrara marble bathrooms.

The comfortable "standard rooms" are anything but standard, and each features its own individual balcony.

Superior and Deluxe rooms are spacious, and all overlook Lichtentaler Allee and Baden Baden's parkland.  Guests can choose to take breakfast on the balcony, taking in the delicious fresh air.

Junior Suites are separated into living and sleeping areas by an alcove, and each suite has been inspired by English design.  All these suites overlook Brenner's Park.  Superior and Deluxe Suites include every imaginable luxury, and come with a terrace overlooking the park.

For the ultimate night in sheer heaven, the 170 square meter Presidential Suite comprises a salon, two bedrooms and two large balconies, overlooking the Lichtentaler Allee.  As befits a suite created for Presidents, this suite also has bulletproof windows and its very own private entrance and lift, offering direct access to the Spa Suite.  A private butler can also be supplied, on request.