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Hotel Maximilian's Augsburg is the grand address on Maximilianstrasse, the city's most elegant historic avenue. The hotel stands in the heart of Augsburg, close to the Schaezlerpalais, the town hall, the old town, museums, churches, shops, and the routes that trace the city's Fugger, Mozart, and Renaissance heritage. It is a five-star superior hotel with deep local roots and a current sense of renewal.

The property was known for many years as the Drei Mohren Hotel and was renamed Hotel Maximilian's in 2020. That history matters, but the present matters just as much. The hotel now offers 139 rooms and suites, a new extension on Katharinengasse, a rooftop pool, a 360 square metre spa, strong dining, and the kind of central location that makes Augsburg easy to explore on foot.

Historic Maximilianstrasse

Maximilianstrasse is one of the defining streets of Augsburg. It links grand facades, fountains, churches, courtyards, restaurants, and civic history in a walkable line through the old city. Staying here gives guests a real sense of place. The hotel is not hidden in a business district or placed on the edge of town. It sits directly in the urban fabric of one of Germany's oldest cities.

This location is useful for both leisure and business travel. Cultural guests can walk to the Schaezlerpalais, Rathausplatz, the Fuggerei, the cathedral area, and the old town lanes. Business guests have quick access to meeting spaces, restaurants, and transport links. Couples can use the hotel for a refined city weekend, while guests on a Bavarian route can pause here between Munich, Ulm, Nuremberg, or the Romantic Road.

Rooms & Suites

Hotel Maximilian's offers 139 rooms and suites, ranging from compact Classic Rooms to larger suites of up to 89 square metres. The room product blends the building's long history with a modern idea of comfort. Classic Rooms, sized around 18 to 20 square metres, work well for business and city stays. Larger rooms and suites give more space, more light, and views toward Maximilianstrasse or the baroque facade of the Schaezlerpalais.

Artwork plays an important role in the rooms. The hotel refers to an extensive collection that reflects its long history, and the pieces give the house a more individual character. The style is not anonymous. Guests can expect a mix of tradition, modern touches, and details that make the rooms feel connected to Augsburg.

The suite collection is now stronger thanks to the new building at Katharinengasse 12. Seven new suites have been added, including suites with views of the Schaezlerpalais and duplex suites on the upper floor. The Signature Pool Suite spans 89 square metres across two floors and includes a living and dining area, kitchenette, private sauna, bathtub, rain shower, and access to the rooftop pool setting.

New Wing & Rooftop Pool

The new building at Katharinengasse 12 is an important update for the hotel. It adds a modern extension while staying connected to the historic surroundings. The project also introduced a rooftop pool reserved for hotel guests. This gives Hotel Maximilian's a feature that is rare in a German city hotel of this type.

The rooftop pool is heated year-round and measures 14 metres by 3 metres. Its appeal is not only the swim. It is the view across the rooftops of Augsburg. After a day of meetings, sightseeing, or shopping, the pool adds a resort-like pause above the city. It also helps the hotel feel current, not simply historic.

Spa & Wellness

The spa area covers 360 square metres and is included for hotel guests. Facilities include a Finnish sauna, bio sauna, aroma salt steam bath, relaxation room, separate ladies' sauna, and fitness room. The fitness room is open daily around the clock. Sauna and pool hours follow the hotel's posted schedule.

Steinborn SPA adds a stronger treatment layer, with facials, massages, body care, manicures, pedicures, and beauty services. The treatment concept uses premium products and a polished wellness approach. This is useful because Augsburg can be a busy city stay. A spa, sauna, and rooftop swim give guests a way to slow the pace without leaving the hotel.

Sartory & maximilian's

Dining is a major reason to choose Hotel Maximilian's. Sartory is the gourmet restaurant and carries a Michelin star. It gives the hotel a serious culinary identity and makes the property relevant for guests who want more than a convenient bed in the old town. The restaurant is suited to a special evening, a culinary weekend, or a business dinner with a quieter tone.

Restaurant maximilian's offers a more urban kitchen style in the city centre. Its cooking is described around creativity, freshness, and quality ingredients. This gives guests a second dining rhythm: less formal than Sartory, but still connected to the hotel's food culture. Breakfast also has a strong presence, with a champagne breakfast buffet, live cooking, breads, sweet and savoury spreads, muesli, fruit, Bavarian items, juices, coffee, tea, and champagne.

Meetings & City Stays

The hotel has long been a meeting place in Augsburg. Event rooms and a central address make it useful for conferences, seminars, private dinners, and celebrations. The mix of old-city setting and five-star superior service gives events more character than a standard conference hotel. Guests can move from meeting rooms to restaurants, from the spa to the old town, and from breakfast to cultural visits with very little friction.

For leisure guests, the same structure works differently. The hotel becomes a comfortable base for Augsburg's history. The Fuggerei, Renaissance buildings, churches, fountains, museums, and theatre life are all part of the city's identity. Hotel Maximilian's places those experiences close by, while still offering the calm of a spa hotel after a day outside.

Why Book Hotel Maximilian's

Book Hotel Maximilian's Augsburg if you want the city's leading luxury hotel with history, centrality, wellness, and serious dining. Its strengths are clear: a prime Maximilianstrasse address, 139 rooms and suites, a new suite wing, a rooftop pool, a 360 square metre spa, Sartory, maximilian's, and walkable access to Augsburg's old town.

The hotel suits travellers who prefer local character over generic polish. It has changed with time, including its name, but it has not lost its role as Augsburg's grand hotel. Stay here for the address, the city history, the spa, the food, and the feeling that Augsburg is right outside the door.