Hotel Maximilian’s

Hotel Maximilian’s was constructed between the 14th and 17th centuries, in which novel approaches to art and science spread throughout Europe.

The earliest known record of Hotel Maximilian’s dates to the Late Middle Ages, when the building made its grand debut along Augsburg’s Maximilianstraße in 1377. But the hotel grew to local fame a century later when a group of Abyssinian monks arrived in the city during the winter of 1495. They had walked to Augsburg as part of a long pilgrimage through Europe. While everyone else turned the monks away, the innkeeper of Hotel Maximilian’s gave them shelter. When the monks left the following spring, they supposedly had their portraits painted on a board placed just outside the inn. Over the course of the 18th and 19th centuries, the Drei Mohren Hotel quickly emerged as a popular retreat for the continent’s leading monarchs, aristocrats, and intellectuals.

Today, Hotel Maximilian’s offers 132 uniquely furnished guestrooms with luxurious details. With guestrooms and suites ranging in sizes, guests are sure to find an accommodation that will suit their needs. Guests are sure to be impressed by the three dining options which offer a variety of gourmet dishes. Whether a guest is a food-lover, outdoor enthusiast, or just looking for a few days of peace and relaxation, Augsburg is the ideal location. Guests are sure to love the hotel and the surrounding area, brimming with history and charm.

Hotel Maximilian’s, a member of Historic Hotels Worldwide since 2019, dates back to 1956.

Hotel Maximilian’s has hosted several famous guests throughout the years, including Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine, Czar Nicholas I of Russia, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.