Quellenhof

Quellenhof is a four-story neoclassical building in Aachen featuring arched windows and a portico on its main facade. The heritage-protected structure displays large rectangular windows that bring light to the interior and emphasize its classical design.

The building opened in 1916 as part of Aachen's new spa quarter, despite challenges from World War I. Its construction during this turbulent period shows how important the thermal spa sector was to the city.

The name Quellenhof refers to the thermal springs that have defined the building since its opening. Visitors can still see how the hotel's design centers on the use of thermal water for its purpose.

The hotel offers modern conference facilities, an indoor pool, and a wellness area with saunas for visitors. Those looking to relax will find contemporary room amenities and facilities suitable for both business and leisure guests.

The building originally had direct thermal water supply from the Rosenquelle to 16 private bathrooms when it first opened. This setup was exceptional for its time and shows how advanced the technical installations were.

Location: Aachen

Inception: June 8, 1916

Architects: Theodor Fischer

Architectural style: neoclassicism

Address: Monheimsallee 52

Phone: +4924191320

Email: info@parkhotel-quellenhof.de

Website: https://parkhotel-quellenhof.de

GPS coordinates: 50.78140,6.09075

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:10