Book Hotel Maximilian's Augsburg with VIP Benefits

Known for generations as the Drei Mohren Hotel, the property took its present name in 2020. Hospitality on this site dates to 1722, and Mozart and Goethe feature in the hotel's guest history. Its art collection gives that past a visible presence inside. The Teehalle, with its vaulted glass roof, remains a central part of the building. The name Maximilian's refers to Emperor Maximilian I, whose history is closely tied to Augsburg.

The hotel has 139 rooms and suites, ranging from Classic rooms of 18 to 20 square meters to suites of 89 square meters. Outlooks include Maximilianstrasse and the Schaezlerpalais. Art from the hotel's collection also appears in the guest rooms.

The wing at Katharinengasse 12 contains seven suites. Two look toward the Schaezlerpalais, while five are duplexes arranged across two levels; two suites have private saunas. Their contemporary interiors give this part of the hotel a different character from the earlier accommodation. For a longer visit, the distinction between a compact room and a suite with separate living space is worth considering. The duplex layout also matters for anyone who would prefer to avoid internal stairs.

The Signature Pool Suite spans 89 square meters over two floors linked by a spiral staircase. It has a living and dining area, kitchenette, private sauna, bathtub, and rain shower. Despite the suite's name, the rooftop swimming pool is shared with other hotel guests.

The rooftop pool measures 14 meters by 3 meters and is heated year-round, with views over Augsburg's roofs. It is reserved for hotel guests, and access is included in the room rate, as is use of the 360-square-meter spa. A Finnish sauna, bio sauna, aroma salt steam bath, relaxation room, and separate women's sauna provide several ways to spend time indoors. The fitness room is open 24 hours and has Technogym equipment for cardio and strength training. Steinborn SPA provides the treatment side of the stay, with facials, massages, body care, manicures, and pedicures. Arrange a treatment appointment separately from time in the shared wellness facilities. The pool and saunas have their own opening hours.

Children are welcome at the pool, with those 12 and under accompanied by a parent or guardian. Non-swimmers need continuous supervision by a responsible companion. Swim diapers are required for babies and toddlers. The saunas, relaxation areas, and gym are for guests aged 16 and older. Swimwear is required in the pool, while saunas and the steam room are textile-free. These distinctions are useful when planning a family afternoon: pool access does not mean children can use every part of the spa.

Sartory is the hotel's Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant, with one star and just 24 seats. Executive chef Simon Lang leads the kitchen. The name honors Johann Georg Sartory, a celebrated Augsburg chef of the nineteenth century, giving the restaurant its own connection to the city's culinary past. The small dining room makes this a meal to arrange in advance. A chef's menu and a vegetarian menu are available, with the option of wine pairings.

At maximilian's, an open show kitchen brings the cooking into view. The menu looks beyond Bavaria, with international dishes changing through the seasons, while Wiener schnitzel and roast beef with onions remain regular choices. Italian pasta and French bouillabaisse illustrate the kitchen's range. This is the hotel's less formal dining option, where a familiar regional dish can sit alongside something from farther afield. Lunch and dinner have their own service schedules.

The champagne breakfast buffet includes live cooking, breads, sweet and savory spreads, muesli, fruit, and Bavarian specialties. Coffee, tea, juices, and champagne are part of the breakfast selection. Check breakfast inclusion against the room rate chosen.

Bar 3M serves cocktails and bar food, offering a place for a drink without sitting down to a full restaurant meal. The hotel's dining connections also extend beyond its doors: THE WINERY is at Augsburg's city market, with wines to drink there or take away and small snacks. It is an offsite venue, not another bar within the hotel.

Children up to age 11 stay free in their parents' room under the hotel's family policy. Confirm the chosen room's occupancy and bedding before reserving. At maximilian's, a children's menu, smaller cutlery, and high chairs help with family meals. Baby food from HiPP is also available, and a changing room has diapers and wipes. Children's bathrobes and slippers are provided as part of the family services.

From the hotel, you can walk to Rathausplatz, the Fuggerei, and Augsburg Cathedral, then continue through the old-town lanes. The Renaissance town hall and the Fuggerei's historic residential streets show different sides of the city's past. Families also have the Augsburger Puppenkiste within walking distance, with its puppet theater and museum. These are city attractions, separate from the hotel.

The Schaezlerpalais brings art close to the hotel, with a German Baroque gallery and an ornate Rococo ballroom on Maximilianstrasse. Along the avenue, monumental fountains give the walk a sequence of landmarks. Augsburg is also a stop on the Romantic Road, and the Leopold Mozart House offers another thread of local history beyond the palace and town hall.

Twelve multifunctional event rooms cover a total of 1,200 square meters. The glass-roofed Teehalle can host up to 500 people, with capacity depending on the event's layout. Smaller rooms allow for meetings on a different scale. The Welser room, for example, seats up to eight people. Air conditioning, blackout facilities, and presentation equipment support working visits, with an event team to coordinate the arrangements.

The address is Maximilianstrasse 40. Augsburg's main railway station is approximately one kilometer away, and Munich Airport is about 88 kilometers away. Airport transfers can be booked through the hotel. The parking garage is directly beside the property and is charged separately; electric-vehicle charging is subject to availability and separate billing. Guests who need step-free access should ask the hotel to confirm a suitable room and bathroom, along with the route to the rooftop pool. A duplex suite has internal stairs.