The Mannheimer Hof, a historic hotel in Mannheim, has officially reopened its doors after undergoing significant renovations. Now part of the Leonardo Limited Edition brand, the hotel combines its classic heritage with modern amenities.
Revitalized with a nod to tradition
The Mannheimer Hof, located in central Mannheim, has been completely revamped while respecting the building's listed status. The hotel's 192 rooms, suites, and bathrooms have been redesigned, evoking a design reminiscent of the 1920s.
The hotel’s new design is the result of the work of renowned interior designer Andreas Neudahm, who sought to bring the glamour of the early 20th century into the modern age.
In addition to its updated accommodations, the hotel offers a variety of new amenities. The Twist à la carte restaurant serves Asian fusion cuisine, while the Joy Bar offers a selection of cocktails and signature drinks.
Guests can alos enjoy The Patio, an inner courtyard, a sauna and fitness facilities cater to those seeking wellness. A unique highlight is the "Schatzkistl," a cabaret and variety theatre located in the hotel's cellar.
The Mannheimer Hof is also equipped to host business meetings with nine newly renovated meeting rooms, offering the latest conference equipment. The hotel’s central location and accessible inner courtyard make it an ideal venue for both corporate events and social gatherings.
Part of the Leonardo Limited Edition brand
This marks the second Leonardo Limited Edition hotel to open in Germany, following the success of the Alden Splügenschloss Hotel in Zurich. The brand is known for its collection of distinctive hotels with individual character, and the Mannheimer Hof fits perfectly into this portfolio.
Other properties in the pipeline include The Posthouse in Berlin and the Badischer Hof in Baden-Baden, set to open in 2025.
