This is an article from our archive. It was published in January 2025, so some details may no longer be up to date.
As we do every year, in mid-January we publish the holiday destinations that our readers particularly liked last year.
In part 3 you will find the most popular hotels and large houses.
Hotel
Leuchtenburg
A breath of fresh air within 500-year-old walls: The Pension Leuchtenburg on Lake Kaltern is a family-run journey through time between historic vaults and peasant furniture, modern design and dolce vita at the hotel’s own lakeside lido.
Hotel
Lermooser
Next stop Lermooser: the course was newly set for the listed railway station at the foot of the Zugspitze. Since then, the friendly hotel has been delighting guests with its bright rooms, easy-going kiosk and sustainable concept.
Apartment // Hotel // Resort
La Darbia
Lake Orta is considered the most romantic of northern Italy’s sub-Alpine lakes. On its eastern shore – just above the town of Orta – la Darbia is set into an idyllic hillside and celebrates la dolce vita in Piedmont.
Hotel
Artbau Hotel
Exposed concrete, colourful Moroccan textiles and warm wood: the Artbau Hotel in Waldkirch near Freiburg is a play of contrasts in an unusual urban location set against the deep green backdrop of the Black Forest.
Holiday home // Hotel
Hofgut Hafnerleiten
Pure deceleration: In the midst of the Lower Bavarian picture postcard landscape, the Hofgut Hafnerleiten offers a retreat in harmony with nature that combines the elements in a down-to-earth and architecturally subtle way.
Apartment // Hotel
Miniloft Kreuzberg
Participatory pioneer project: the façade of charred larch wood shimmers in black, while the 14 flats of the Miniloft Kreuzberg offer a feel-good place for travellers to Berlin.
Hotel
1280 Die Krone
Open and authentic: the walls of the Hotel 1280 Krone in the Black Forest are almost 750 years old and look back on a long history of hospitality. Today it shines in a new light and with subtle elegance.
Hotel
Alpenloge
The Alpenloge is a small hotel in the Allgäu region, where modern-elegant design and the style of the 1930s combine with Bavarian mountain panoramas.
Hotel
Wilmina
In a lush green backyard in the middle of Berlin Charlottenburg, the Wilmina — an extraordinary hotel with a delicate history — reveals its unique dimension. The listed ensemble has been transformed by the architect duo Grüntuch Ernst.
Hotel
Hotel Sturm
In the Hotel Sturm, the architecture of the 80s takes on new dimensions, artfully and subtly connecting the past with the present. A multi-layered house with a clear philosophy and sustainable concept, set amidst the cultural landscape of the Rhön.
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