Hotel Zum Breiterle

This historic hotel offers non-smoking rooms nestled within the charming Medieval town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, in Bavaria's picturesque Frankenhöhe nature park. The hotel’s commitment to guest comfort and privacy is evident through its strict adherence to a smoke-free policy, ensuring that all 32 elegantly appointed rooms are free from any tobacco residue or lingering odors. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, allowing guests to stay connected during their stay while exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Hotel Zum Breiterle stands as a testament to its rich history, having been originally constructed in the 18th century as a brewery. Over the years, it has undergone several renovations and restorations, preserving much of its original charm and character. The hotel’s architecture reflects the traditional Bavarian style with its half-timbered facades and steeply pitched roofs, seamlessly blending into the historic town's landscape. Guests can immerse themselves in the hotel’s storied past by visiting the brewery area, which now serves as a cozy lounge where they can enjoy a cup of coffee or a glass of local beer. The interior design pays homage to its brewing heritage with rustic wooden furnishings and decorative elements that evoke the era when it was a bustling brewery. The hotel's location in Rothenburg ob der Tauber offers a perfect base for exploring the town’s many attractions, including the historic market square, the town hall, and the numerous half-timbered houses that line its narrow streets. The Frankenhöhe nature park provides an idyllic setting for those seeking outdoor activities such as hiking or cycling, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The hotel's commitment to maintaining its historical integrity is reflected in every detail, from the carefully restored rooms to the traditional Bavarian decor that fills the common areas. Guests can experience a truly authentic stay, where modern conveniences coexist harmoniously with centuries-old charm and hospitality.