Sauerhof

The Sauerhof is a grand mansion operated as a four-star hotel in central Baden with around 90 rooms. The building houses an indoor swimming pool, steam baths, fitness center, and restaurant within its historic structure.

The building traces its origins to the 12th century and was later acquired by Emperor Maximilian II as a residence for his son, the future Emperor Rudolf II. During both world wars, it served as a military hospital before being adapted for other purposes.

The restaurant here became a gathering place for Vienna's musicians and artists who came for Baden's thermal springs. Many notable composers of the era made it a stop on their travels to the region.

The hotel sits centrally in Baden and is easily walkable from nearby attractions including local parks. The building blends modern amenities with historic layout, so room configurations and corridor arrangements may vary depending on location within the property.

During both world wars the building was not only a military hospital but afterward became an upscale sanatorium for recovering guests. This transformation from wartime facility to spa destination reflects Baden's importance as a healing resort for European nobility and wealthy travelers.