The imposing King Karl's Bath, used as a "Guest House" from 1978 to 2010, was built in the Neo-Renaissance style at the end of the last century. Originally, it served spa guests as a thermal bath. Extensive renovation and modernization work was carried out in 2010 to preserve this impressive cultural monument. Centrally located in the heart of the town, near the Kurpark S-Bahn station, the building now houses stylish, modernly equipped meeting and conference rooms.

Beautifully designed rooms, also serving as a museum. A cinema is integrated. Easily accessible on foot or by public transport. Public restrooms are available.

The old thermal baths are open to visitors free of charge in the forum. It doesn't seem to be well known, so I'm writing a review with photos here. The rooms are very beautiful, some in Art Nouveau style. There's also a warm mineral spring for you to try. The entrance is directly from the promenade. It takes about 30 minutes.

The royal palace is most likely a charming setting for lovers of the genre. Additional guests are welcome for concerts, exhibitions, or weddings. Suggestions and proposals are welcome; news and innovations are intriguing. Overall, a good impression.

A very beautiful building; I was invited there for a civil wedding. The old baths are very well preserved, and the information boards in each room provide information about what life was like here in the past.