Roomers Baden-Baden stands as a lavish lifestyle destination within the the Autograph Collection – with a design by architect Piero Lissoni, we stepped inside for a closer look…
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Roomers Baden Baden, part of the Gekko Group portfolio, is located within its namesake town, a UNESCO World Heritage site best known as a spa paradise at the foothills of the Black Forest, with thermal baths, sea salt grottos, aromatherapy, yoga classes and Lomi Lomi. With the Black Mountains behind it, the hotel blends into the holistic natural essence of the surrounding town making guests feel highly relaxed and at home during their stay.
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The property is also ideally located near Festspielhaus, Germany’s largest concert and opera house, and within walking distance from Trinkhalle. Designed by Piero Lissoni, this luxurious hotel presents a sleek look throughout, having 130 rooms and suites including accommodations for those suffering from allergies.
It features a variety of amenities for guests to enjoy, including two bars, one on the ground floor and the other on the rooftop terrace, an infinity pool and a gym. A large patio is open for diners to spend time on during the warmer months.
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The hotel also shelters a Japanese-inspired Pan-Asian-style restaurant called ‘Moriki’. Directed by chef The Duc Ngo, the Moriki Restaurant offers modern fusion dining with pan-Asian cuisine. This eatery provides a culinary experience showcasing high-quality ingredients and an artful creation of dishes in a casual urban ambience. For a more intimate setting, a Private Dining Room awaits. At the Roomers Rooftop Bar & Pool, guests can enjoy a cocktail with a black forest view in a relaxed casual atmosphere.
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One of the most prominent amenities that the hotel proudly presents is a full-service spa, operated by Dr. Barbara Sturm, fitting right in with the spa culture of the location. The spa was recently awarded second place in the City Spa category within the Spa Life Awards Germany 2024.
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Piero Lissoni meticulously designed Roomers Baden-Baden in a modern style, which creates a deliberate contrast with the surrounding historical buildings of the neighbourhood. Local architects KHP were hired to create the building under the designs of Lissoni Casal Ribeiro, producing a spectacular façade and distinctive interiors. In the public areas of the hotel, Lissoni conceived a series of calm and atmospheric spaces, centred around a minimalistic designed foyer while incorporating key elements such as antique church portals and adjoining gardens with an outdoor terrace.
With six hotels under its belt in key German cities as well as a collection of celebrated dining establishments and even a semi-private jet service, the Gekko Group is set to add another hotel to its portfolio later this year- Roomers ParkView in Frankfurt designed by Piero Lissoni.
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