Traube Tonbach is more than just a beautiful place to relax and enjoy a luxury holiday. It is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable journey through the Black Forest.
Nestled in a forest of fir trees, the hotel is located in one of Europe‘s most beautiful and pristine landscapes.With a family history dating back to the 18th century, the original “Traube” has become a modern luxury resort known for fulfilling its guests’ every wish.The ambience is exquisite and tasteful, the restaurants have received several awards. Its modern SPA uses the latest beauty and relaxation techniques to pamper guests. Exclusive amenities are offered in a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all visitors to enjoy.
153 spacious rooms, apartments and suites are available, some still preserve the nostalgic charme and style an exclusive Black Forest ambience.
The elegant Köhlerstube serves classic international dishes with a sophisticated touch. The authentic Bauernstube is the historic birthplace of Traube Tonbach. Today, the restaurant serves delicacies from Swabia and Baden. Last but not least, Traube Tonbach is home to legendary Schwarzwaldstube with head chef Torsten Michel. National and international critics consider the famed restaurant as one of Europe’s best. For the past 26 years, the team has been the only one in Germany to be awarded three Michelin stars and the highest rating in Gault&Millau.
Please note: All three a la carte restaurants have been destroyed by a severe fire on January 5th, 2020. The hotel's aim is to rebuild and reopen all restaurants in 2021.
A brief overview of the hotel’s historyBAIERSBRONN, TONBACH, 2013 – „We would like our guests to experience the romantic Black Forest with its so called „champagne air“, enchanting hiking trails and beautiful nature. For this, we created a stylish atmosphere, cosy rooms and suites as well as a wide array of culinary treats“, says hotelier Heiner Finkbeiner, owner of the legendary hotel Traube Tonbach in the black forest.
Please find here a brief summary of the hotel’s history – dating back to 1789:
1789Tobias Finkbeiner built one of the very first houses in the Tonbach valley when
