Radisson Blu Schwarzer Bock Hotel, Wiesbaden

Hotel Radisson Blu Schwarzer Bock is Germany's oldest luxury hotel. The German theologian Martin Luther was three years old and America was not yet discovered when the former Schwarze Bock opened as a public bath house. Numerous sights such as the Kurhaus with its elegant casino, the Hessian State Theater, and the legendary Mile of Antiquities are in close proximity to the hotel.Since the 19th century, the Bath House, the symbiosis between traditional bathhouse architecture and a modern SpaScape, of the hotel Schwarzer Bock is the first address for health-conscious guests and inhabitants of Wiesbaden. The historic part features individual bathing rooms for relaxing soaks and massages. Located in the back of the building, it features a Finnish sauna, steam room, and fun shower. The thermal bath features a 5x7-meter indoor pool with natural spring water averaging about 30 degrees Celsius.The hotel provides eight conference rooms ranging in size from 54 square meters to 195 square meters, six conference rooms located on the fifth floor, and two historic banquet rooms on the ground floor. All function rooms feature wireless internet access and ISDN lines and can be darkened for audiovisual presentations. Its restaurant, Capricorne, combines international cuisine and local specialties. Its bar, 1486, is a historic spot with trendy bar music. During the summer months the hotel serves culinary delights in its Hofgarten summer garden, one of those places in Wiesbaden that the locals want to keep a secret. The hotel offers 142 guest rooms that perfectly blend traditional flair and timeless elegance with modern services. All rooms feature air conditioning and a bathrobe and slippers, as well as free high-speed wireless internet. Business Class and Suites feature additional amenities such as one daily newspaper and a complimentary single-serve Nespresso coffee machine.