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Baden-Baden, Germany

Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa

A grand hotel from 1872 on the Lichtentaler Allee, seven minutes on foot from a casino that has been open since 1824 in a Weinbrenner Kurhaus.

  • Casino Baden-Baden
  • Casino about a seven-minute walk through the park
  • 21+
  • 110 rooms and suites across five floors
Brenners Park-Hotel on Schillerstrasse
Photo: Gerd Eichmann, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

At a glance

City
Baden-Baden
Country
Germany
Opened
1872
Rooms
110 rooms and suites across five floors
Casino
Casino Baden-Baden
Casino location
Casino about a seven-minute walk through the park
Entry age
21+
Operated by
Casino Baden-Baden GmbH & Co. KG

Baden-Baden, Germany

Schillerstraße 4/6, 76530 Baden-Baden, Germany

Oetker Collection

Open since 1872 on the Lichtentaler Allee promenade beside the Oos river

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The property

Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa has been open since 1872 on Schillerstrasse, beside the Lichtentaler Allee promenade and the Oos river. It has 110 rooms and suites across five floors and belongs to the Oetker Collection, and it is the hotel that most clearly expresses what Baden-Baden was designed to be: a spa town where the treatment, the park and the casino formed a single social season.

The scale is the point. A hundred and ten rooms in a town this size means a quiet property with a large park, a serious spa operation in Villa Stephanie, and a location that puts the Kurhaus, the thermal baths and the concert hall within a short walk.

Location

The hotel sits directly on Lichtentaler Allee, the ginkgo-lined park promenade that runs along the Oos. The Kurhaus and the casino are about seven minutes away on foot through the park, the Trinkhalle a little beyond, and the Friedrichsbad and Caracalla thermal baths are in the old town above. The Festspielhaus, one of the largest concert halls in Europe, is a short walk north.

Rooms and accommodation

There are 110 rooms and suites over five floors, many facing the private park and the Allee. This is a small inventory by the standards of the other properties in our list, and the service model follows from it. Room categories and accessibility details are published by the Oetker Collection.

Amenities and services

Villa Stephanie is the spa, with medical wellness facilities alongside the conventional treatment rooms, and there is an indoor pool and a private park along the Allee. The hotel is built for stays measured in days rather than nights.

  • Villa Stephanie spa
  • Indoor pool
  • Private park along Lichtentaler Allee
  • Medical wellness facilities

Restaurants and bars

Fritz & Felix is the main restaurant, with the Wintergarten and a bar and lounge for the rest of the day. The Kurhaus complex adds its own restaurant a few minutes away.

  • Fritz & Felix restaurant
  • The Wintergarten
  • Bar and lounge

Entertainment

The Festspielhaus programmes opera and orchestral concerts on an international scale, the casino offers guided tours of its historic rooms outside gaming hours, and the thermal baths are the reason the town exists. In summer the Allee itself is the entertainment.

Nearby

The Kurhaus and Trinkhalle, Lichtentaler Allee, the Friedrichsbad and Caracalla baths, and the Festspielhaus are all within a walk. The Black Forest begins immediately behind the town.

  • The Kurhaus and the Trinkhalle
  • Lichtentaler Allee park
  • Friedrichsbad and Caracalla thermal baths
  • The Festspielhaus concert hall

Casino Baden-Baden

Slot machines from 12:00, classic gaming from 14:00, both close at 02:00

Official site

The casino

Casino Baden-Baden occupies the Kurhaus, a building completed in 1824 to designs by Friedrich Weinbrenner, with a Corinthian portico and neo-classical interiors. The classic gaming area offers roulette, blackjack and poker; slot machines open at noon, the classic tables at 14:00, and both close at 02:00.

Admission is from the age of 21 and a valid identity document is checked at the door. The classic gaming area requires elegant evening wear, and men are required to wear a jacket, which can be borrowed at reception for ten euros. Guided tours of the rooms run outside gaming hours, which is the easiest way to see the interiors without playing.

What the operator publishes

  • Housed in the Kurhaus built in 1824 to designs by Friedrich Weinbrenner
  • Gained international fame in the 1830s after gambling was banned in France
  • Classic gaming rooms with roulette, blackjack and poker
  • Guided tours of the historic rooms are offered outside gaming hours

Casino history

A casino was part of the Kurhaus from its completion in 1824, but its international reputation dates from the 1830s, when France banned gambling and the players crossed the Rhine. For several decades Baden-Baden was the summer capital of European gaming, drawing writers, aristocracy and professional players in equal measure. Prussian law closed the German casinos in 1872, the same year Brenners opened, and gaming returned in the twentieth century. The rooms you walk through today are the ones built for that first boom.

House rules and entry

Admission is from 21 years of age, with a valid identity document checked at the entrance. Elegant evening wear is required in the classic gaming area and a jacket is required for men, available on loan at reception for ten euros. Opening hours differ between the slot machine area and the classic gaming rooms.

Age restrictions

21+ (admission from the age of 21)

Elegant evening wear in the classic gaming area; a jacket is required for men and can be borrowed at reception for 10 euros

A valid identity document is checked at the entrance. Admission from the age of 21.

Responsible gambling

Gambling is entertainment with a price, not a way to make money. Set a budget before you enter, keep it separate from the money you need for the trip, and stop when it is gone. Every casino in this list must offer self-exclusion on request.

Support for readers in Finland: Peluuri offers a free helpline and chat, and Peli poikki runs a structured online programme.

Local support: Check dein Spiel, the German federal gambling helpline

Booking and official links

Availability and prices are held by the operator. The first button opens the property's own reservation system; the second opens a mainstream booking service. We do not take reservations and we do not publish prices.

Check availability (Oetkercollection.com) Booking service Casino Baden-Baden

Sources

Facts checked: 2026-08-26