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Staying in the “Badhotel” building
Welcome to the comfort-focused part of our wellness hotel: in the “Badhotel” building, oriental flair, genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water in every bathroom and direct bathrobe access to the historic “Palais Thermal” await you – for the shortest possible route to your wellness break.
Comfortable rooms and the shortest route to your wellness break
In the “Badhotel” building, you stay immediately beside the historic “Palais Thermal” . The direct bathrobe corridor takes you comfortably from the hotel into the thermal spa without crossing the Kurplatz.
Fine fabrics and woods, comfortable beds and genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water in every bathroom create the ideal setting for relaxing days in the Black Forest. Many rooms also have a balcony.
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Book at the best available rate directly through our booking platform – with no credit card and no advance payment required.
The special advantages of the “Badhotel” building
Learn more about direct thermal spa access, Bad Wildbad thermal water in every bathroom and the other wellness benefits available during your stay.
“Palais Thermal”
The direct bathrobe corridor takes you comfortably from the “Badhotel” into the historic thermal spa with its indoor and outdoor areas.
Discover the Palais Thermal A Bad Wildbad specialityThermal water
Genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water flows in every bathroom in the “Badhotel” – directly from the traditional healing spring.
Learn more about thermal water In the buildingFitness studio
Train in the 200 m² fitness studio and use the complimentary drinks station.
View the fitness studio Around a two-minute walk away“Vital Therme”
Swim and relax in swimwear in the indoor and outdoor pools of the “Vital Therme” – a complement to the historic “Palais Thermal”.
Discover the Vital ThermeFind the room category that suits you
All rooms in the “Badhotel” building have been newly renovated, feature parquet flooring and are supplied with genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water in the bathroom. The images show sample rooms; layout, colour scheme and individual details may vary within a category.
Double rooms “Comfort”
Choose between a double room with bathtub on the Sommerberg side and a double room with shower on the woodland or park side. Both options have a balcony.
Double room “Comfort” with bathtub
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Our “Comfort” double rooms with bathtub face the Sommerberg. They combine newly renovated interiors with parquet flooring, a balcony and a bathroom with bathtub supplied with genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water.
Guests who prefer a view towards the Sommerberg and a bathtub in their own bathroom.
You can state a corresponding room preference when booking. Allocation is subject to availability.
Double room “Comfort” with shower
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Our “Comfort” double rooms with shower face the woodland or park side. They are newly renovated and feature parquet flooring, a balcony and a bathroom with shower only. Their location often keeps these rooms pleasantly cool, especially during the summer months.
Guests who prefer a shower and appreciate a quieter room position that is often cooler in summer.
You can state a corresponding room preference when booking. Allocation is subject to availability.
Junior Suite and Suite
The more spacious room categories in the Badhotel are located in the historic arcade wing: the Junior Suite with around 30 m² and the Suite with around 60 m² and separate living and sleeping areas.
Junior Suite
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Our Junior Suites are located in the historic arcade wing of the “Badhotel”, which is reached by a separate lift. At around 30 m², they combine a more generous sense of space with a higher-quality ambience than the “Comfort” double rooms. They face the Sommerberg and do not have a balcony.
Guests who appreciate a little more space, higher-quality furnishings and the distinctive character of the historic arcade wing.
Suite
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Our Suites are also located in the historic arcade wing of the “Badhotel”, reached by a separate lift. At around 60 m², they are the largest rooms in the entire hotel complex. Separate living and sleeping areas provide exceptional personal space. The bathroom offers both a shower and a bathtub supplied with genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water. The Suites face the Sommerberg and do not have a balcony.
Guests who want maximum room comfort, separate living and sleeping areas and the most spacious room category in our hotel.
Single rooms “Comfort”
Choose between the approximately 15 m² single room with a private balcony and the approximately 17 m² option without a balcony.
Single room “Comfort” with balcony
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The “Comfort” single room with balcony provides solo travellers with a newly renovated retreat of around 15 m², featuring parquet flooring, a bathroom with shower and a private balcony. These rooms are larger than the single rooms in the “Rossini” building.
Solo travellers for whom a private balcony and outdoor space are particularly important.
Single room “Comfort” without balcony
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At around 17 m², the “Comfort” single room without balcony is the larger single-room option in the “Badhotel” building. The newly renovated room offers more interior space than the option with balcony, but does not have a private outdoor area.
Solo travellers who prefer more space in the room and are happy to forgo a balcony.
Which Badhotel room suits you?
From a comfortable double room to the largest Suite in the entire hotel complex: choose the category that best matches your personal preferences.
Double room “Comfort”
Choose between the Sommerberg side with bathtub and the woodland or park side with shower. Both options have a balcony.
View double roomsJunior Suite
Around 30 m², a higher-quality ambience and a location in the historic arcade wing – for guests who would like more spacious accommodation.
View the Junior SuiteSuite
Around 60 m², separate living and sleeping areas and both a shower and bathtub – the largest room category in the entire hotel complex.
View the SuiteSingle room “Comfort”
Choose between the approximately 15 m² option with balcony and the approximately 17 m² single room without balcony.
View single roomsWhich building suits your wellness break?
Both buildings belong to Mokni’s Palais Hotel & SPA and face each other directly on the Kurplatz. The choice depends on whether you value direct bathrobe access to the “Palais Thermal”, thermal water in every bathroom and additional room comfort, or prefer more affordable accommodation with reception and breakfast in the same building.
“Badhotel” building
The comfort-focused choice with direct bathrobe access to the historic “Palais Thermal”.
- Direct bathrobe access to the “Palais Thermal”
- Thermal water in every bathroom
- Balcony in many rooms
- Generally larger rooms and additional comfort features
- 200 m² fitness studio with complimentary drinks station in the building
“Rossini” building
The more affordable choice, with reception and the sparkling wine breakfast buffet in the building.
- Rooms are more affordable than in the “Badhotel”
- Reception and breakfast in the building
- Breakfast on the Enz terrace in fine weather
- A choice from compact to spacious room categories
- Around 40 metres across the Kurplatz to the thermal spa, directly in your bathrobe
Actual rates depend on your travel dates, room category and availability. The binding total price is shown on our booking platform.
Frequently asked questions about the “Badhotel” building
Answers about direct thermal spa access, thermal water, “Comfort” rooms, balconies, air conditioning, suites and the fitness studio.
What is special about the “Badhotel” building?
The “Badhotel” is the comfort-focused part of Mokni’s Palais Hotel & SPA and is directly connected to the historic “Palais Thermal”.
A weather-protected bathrobe corridor leads directly into the thermal spa. In addition, every bathroom in the “Badhotel” has genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water, many rooms have a balcony and our 200 m² fitness studio is located directly in the building.
The opposite “Rossini” is the more value-conscious alternative, with reception and the sparkling wine breakfast buffet in the building.
Does the “Badhotel” have direct access to the “Palais Thermal”?
Yes. The “Badhotel” is connected to the “Palais Thermal” by a direct, weather-protected bathrobe corridor.
You can therefore walk comfortably from your room towards the thermal spa in your bathrobe without crossing the Kurplatz first. This is one of the main differences from the opposite “Rossini”.
Where do check-in, check-out and breakfast take place if I stay in the “Badhotel”?
Reception, check-in, check-out and our generous sparkling wine breakfast buffet are located in the opposite “Rossini” building.
The two buildings are only around 40 metres apart on the Kurplatz. Guests staying in the “Badhotel” therefore cross the Kurplatz for check-in, check-out and breakfast, while direct access to the “Palais Thermal” is in the “Badhotel” itself.
Do all bathrooms in the “Badhotel” really have thermal water?
Yes. Every bathroom in the “Badhotel” is supplied with genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water.
This special feature applies whether you book a “Comfort” double room, a “Comfort” single room, a Junior Suite or a Suite. Thermal water is not available in the private bathrooms of the opposite “Rossini”.
What is the difference between the “Comfort” double rooms with bathtub and with shower?
Both options are approximately 25 m², newly renovated and have parquet flooring, a private balcony, a ceiling fan and genuine Bad Wildbad thermal water in the bathroom.
The “Comfort” double rooms with bathtub face the Sommerberg. The “Comfort” double rooms with shower face the woodland or park side. Because of this location, they are quieter and often pleasantly cool, especially in summer.
You can state a corresponding room preference when booking. Actual allocation is subject to availability.
Do all rooms in the “Badhotel” have a balcony?
No. Many, but not all, rooms in the “Badhotel” have a balcony.
Both “Comfort” double-room options and the approximately 15 m² “Comfort” single room with balcony have a private balcony. The approximately 17 m² “Comfort” single room without balcony, the Junior Suite and the Suite do not have a private balcony.
Does the “Badhotel” have air conditioning or ceiling fans?
The rooms in the “Badhotel” do not have air conditioning. However, every room in the “Comfort” category has a ceiling fan.
The “Comfort” double rooms with shower facing the woodland or park side are particularly suitable for guests who prefer a cooler room position in summer. Because of their location, these rooms are generally noticeably cooler.
Some rooms in the opposite “Rossini” also have ceiling fans, but this does not apply to every room there.
What is the difference between the Junior Suite and the Suite?
Both the Junior Suites and Suites are located in the historic arcade wing of the “Badhotel”, which is reached by a separate lift.
The Junior Suite offers approximately 30 m² and a more spacious, higher-quality ambience than the “Comfort” double rooms. The Suite is approximately 60 m², making it the largest room category in the entire hotel complex, and has separate living and sleeping areas as well as a bathroom with both shower and bathtub.
Both categories face the Sommerberg and do not have a balcony.
Is the fitness studio located directly in the “Badhotel”?
Yes. Our more than 200 m² fitness area is located directly in the “Badhotel”.
The fitness studio is available to hotel guests and includes a complimentary drinks station. Guests staying in the opposite “Rossini” can also use the fitness area as part of the regular included services.
Direct thermal spa access and additional room comfort
Whether you choose a “Comfort” single room, a comfortable double room, a spacious Junior Suite or the largest Suite in the entire hotel complex: find the Badhotel category that suits your personal wellness break. The sparkling wine breakfast buffet and the included thermal spa benefits are included with every room category.
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