Villa Rothschild Kempinski

Built for the financier Wilhelm Carl von Rothschild between 1888 and 1894, and reborn as a boutique hotel in 2007, the Villa Rothschild Kempinski overlooks the River Main from 25 acres of wooded parkland near Frankfurt, Germany. Guests meet at the same country estate where the Rothschilds once entertained Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales—and where the contracts for the founding of the Federal Republic of Germany took shape in 1949.

Today, 18 guest rooms, four suites, and four meeting salons host conferences for up to 56 delegates. All combine history and contemporary comforts. Guests also enjoy a state-of-the-art spa, gym, outdoor pool, and gourmet restaurant featuring views of the Rhein-Main region and the historic castle of Kronberg along with haute cuisine prepared by a Michelin-starred chef.