Braunsbach hôtels

Hotel information

Six light-flooded rooms fitted with the latest technology offer you the best possible framework for a successful conference or meeting. The large restaurant and additional communal guest areas create a charming setting for weddings, birthday celebrations, anniversary parties or business meetings of up to 130 attendees. Whether in the sauna, in the solarium, the fitness room or in the Roman steam baths - here you can enjoy true relaxation. 2 fully-automated bowling alleys, table tennis and billard tables as well as a heated outdoor swimming pool (only in the summer) with a large sunbathing area complete our wide range of facilities.

Room information

All rooms are cosily furnished and provide a modern equipment.

Food & beverage

Enjoy our culinary delicacies in a stylish setting and let us spoil you to your heart's content. An aperitif at the bar, a champagne reception on the castle courtyard, a cosy chat by the fireside, a dinner for two or in lively company - at all times you, as our guest, will be looked after with great care and attention.

Area information

On the glorious Kocher-Jagst-Radweg, a cycling and hiking route, the countryside of Hohenloh is waiting to be explored. Attractions include: Schloss Langenburg (castle) The castle festival in Jagsthausen Schloss Stetten (castle)

Travel information

By car: (coming from Frankfurt / Mannheim, Würzburg or Stuttgart): - Drive through Heilbronn on the A 6 - Take exit Nr. 42 "Kupferzell-Künzelsau" - Then continue through Kupferzell - Continue in the direction of Langenburg - After 6 km you will reach Döttingen in the Kochertal valley. By train: - Travel to Waldenburg station or Schwäbisch Hall station (for timetable information, see the Deutsche Bundesbahn (DB).)

Quick description

Experience the unique landscape of Hohenloh and enjoy the romanticism, flamboyance and positive relaxation of Schloss Döttingen. Braunsbach-Döttingen is situated in the scenic Kochertal valley, over which Europe’s largest motorway bridge stretches, at a height of 185 metres.