Set in a twentyfour-acre park, the hotel has breathtaking views of Frankfurt, but feels worlds away.
The Villa Rothschild Kempinski, just twenty minutes from Frankfurt in the leafy Taunus region, is set in a 24-acre park. A true boutique hotel, it was once the summer residence of Wilhelm Carl von Rothschild, the founder of Naples' famous banking family. Today, it counts as one of the country’s finest historic hotels and has a loyal following, particularly amongst foodies. The Michelin–starred Restaurant Villa Rothschild is world renowned for French-Mediterranean cuisine that is served in an airy pavilion, which extends onto an al fresco terrace during the summer months. The wood-paneled Tizian’s bar, a favorite for aperitifs, has views of the Rhein-Main area and the historic castle of Kronberg, and like the rest of this wonderful property, feels worlds away.
Dining

With two Michelin stars and 18 Gault Millau points, Chef Christian Eckhardt’s restaurant has become the top dining destination in the region.
History

After World War II, this historic 1800s estate became the heart of the political and economic reconstruction of Western Germany.
Location

Set in a 25 acre park with panoramic views over the Rhein Main region, the hotel is just 25 minutes from Frankfurt and its international airport.

Im Rothschildpark 1, 61462 Königstein, Germany