Built between 1884 and 1886, designed by Henrik Schmahl, the neo-renaissance Haggenmacher Palace is a protected national heritage.
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Built between 1884 and 1886, designed by Henrik Schmahl, the neo-renaissance Haggenmacher Palace is a protected national heritage.
The former mansion is being renewed and transformed into a 3-star superior hotel with 121 rooms. By the glass covering of the courtyard a new lobby and atrium-space is created.
The attic is a contemporary addition. The gateway and the loggia are of a great values, on the piano nobile, the former baronial rooms are giving place to suites and meeting salons.
