“Germany can also be Deluxe, says the selection of German luxury hotels and has put together a selection package with three top hotels in one trip.”
For the Vier Jahreszeiten, Brenners and Mandarin Oriental? Or the Breidenbacher Hof, Excelsoir and Fuschl? The Selection of German Luxury Hotels, to which seven German and one Austrian luxury hotel belong, has a selection package available until the end of August 2020 that combines three towns and top hotels with special short experiences by car or train. This makes it possible to travel for about a week with many mix options – whether to enjoy alone or as a couple or to continue working on projects at special locations and meet business partners.
For example, those who want to stop off for two nights for bleisure in the legendary Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten in Hamburg (photo above left) can also experience a two-hour pedal boat tour on the Alster including a four-season picnic basket. If you continue your journey to Capella Breidenbacher Hof in Düsseldorf, you can visit the Peter Lindbergh exhibition “Untold Stories” in the Museum Kunstpalast.
A two-day stop-over in Cologne is also worthwhile: the historic Excelsior Hotel Ernst near the cathedral offers an exclusive entrance to the cathedral treasury in addition to the Grand Deluxe Room. And if you could go further into the Black Forest, the Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa (photo above) not only offers top-class gastronomy and two nights in the House of Wellbeing Villa Stéphanie, but also a three-hour VW Beetle tour including a picnic basket.
In Munich, the Mandarin Oriental, Munich (photo above right) offers another gastro treat – brunch at Matsuhisa Munich or a visit to the roof terrace. And finally, the legendary Schloss Fuschl Resort & Spa (photo below) near Salzburg could also be booked as a station in the next few weeks, depending on whether rooms are still available.
The selection offer is valid until 31 August 2020 and “must” be booked with at least three of the luxury hotels for a trip – bleisure to the power of three, so to speak. The first hotel you want to visit organizes the entire trip.
Photo: © Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa, Schloss Fuschl, Mandarin Oriental, Munich, Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten/Guido Leifhelm
