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Few German hotels can claim a history as rich as that of the Hotel Elephant, which was first officially documented in 1542. The 'Elephant' was the social and cultural focus of Weimar at the close of the 17th century. Goethe, Liszt, J.S. Bach and later Leo Tolstoy, to name but a few, were patrons of the 'Elephant' and contributed to the hotel's sterling reputation.
The property was completely renovated and reopened as a 5-star deluxe hotel in 1993. With 102 luxurious guest rooms and suites, renowned restaurants and bars and a famous art collection, the 'Elephant' is a truly unique establishment.
Accommodation
The Hotel features 102 guest rooms and suites designed in the elegant Bauhaus style. Works of contemporary artists decorate the walls of guest rooms, suites and the hotel's public areas.
Dining
The restaurant Anna Amalia offers a combination of German and Italian gourmet cuisine. Regional specialties from Thuringia are served in the historic Elephantenkeller. The Library features a fireplace and a collection of books and music. |
