Hotels in Pfalz

The Pfalz town achieved worldwide fame in the 18th century due to the Frankenthal porcelain. Today numerous festivals in and around Frankenthal attract many visitors to the town all year round. Frankenthal is an ideal starting point for trips to the Pfalz wine area.

We are sure you will also feel well in the stylishly rustic atmosphere of our house because we have created all the preconditions for a pleasant, relaxing stay.

All rooms are equipped with shower, toilet, SAT TV and telephone. Also most of the rooms have a balcony or access to the common roof terrace with excellent view of the lake. Further, the hotel has a sauna. There are conference rooms from 8 up to 40 persons at your disposal, which are equipped with up to date technology.

Steigenberger ESPRIX Hotel is located right opposite the renowned medieval cathedral in Speyer. This refreshingly modern hotel with its simple and tasteful architectural lines, guarantees as much comfort as possible with as little fuss as necessary! Warm personal and attentive service will make your stay pleasurable. Lovely wine growing regions in Germany and in nearby France are easily accessible. Do not miss the picturesque timbered villages on both sides of the border. Speyer has the extensive Palatinate Historical Museum, and an interesting Wine Museum. The six towered cathedral, the largest and most imposing cathedral of the High Romanesque period in Germany, was begun as early as 1030. Eight Emperors are buried within the imperial burial vaults. As a contrast, Speyer boasts a Technical Museum specialising in foregone and recent means of transportation. Aeroplanes, helicopters, submarines - you name it, they have it.

Relax completely or conference intensely amid a preserved landscape surrounded by splendid lakes in an area of mild temperatures. The exceptional architecture blends with high quality dining to create a unique Mediterranean-style ambience.

The German Wine Road runs parallel with the Palatinate Forest with its many old castles, through one of the largest wine-producing regions in Germany. Richard Lionheart was imprisoned in Trifels Castle, which also exhibits magnificent copies of the Imperial regalia. The Sausage Market in neighbouring Bad Dürkheim, held in September, is Germanys biggest wine festival. Come and enjoy this uniquely furnished and designed hotel, with well-equipped meeting facilities. It is located at the entrance to the town, surrounded by vineyards. 200 m from railway station and city centre. This rural setting is a true alternative to the hustle and bustle of the Mannheim/Ludwigshafen region, even more so as both are connected by a perfect highway system.