Brenner's Park Hotel
Baden-Baden, Germany
Baiersbronn, Germany. Located in the Tonbach valley at Baiersbronn, in the heart of the northern Black Forest.
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11 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
Tobias Finkbeiner opens a tavern for woodcutters, charcoal burners, resin burners and carters; its Bauernstube survives until 2020.
Friedrich Finkbeiner, the fourth generation, begins serving wine brought by ox cart from Baden.
Heinrich Finkbeiner lets the first guest room; by 1939 there are 15, and guests are fetched from the station by hay wagon or sleigh.
Requisitioned during the war and then under French occupation, the guesthouse reopens.
Willi Finkbeiner opens a 64-bed guesthouse with private bathrooms and balconies, the first wing of today’s hotel.
The Schwarzwaldstube gourmet restaurant opens; Harald Wohlfahrt becomes head chef in 1980.
The Schwarzwaldstube earns three Michelin stars under Wohlfahrt; Heiner Finkbeiner, the seventh generation, takes over in 1993.
A spa opens with a seawater pool, saunas and an ice igloo.
Torsten Michel succeeds Harald Wohlfahrt and keeps the three stars.
Fire destroys the main building and both starred restaurants, which reopen in May in a temporary pavilion.
The new main building opens, housing the Schwarzwaldstube, 1789 and Schatzhauser.
Sources: Wikipedia (DE), “Hotel Traube Tonbach” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website · reisetopia – Traube Tonbach: vollständige Wiedereröffnung. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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