If the Vienna Townhouse Batschari in Baden-Baden could speak, it would certainly have some fantastic stories to tell. This is where, in 1834, August Batschari founded Europe’s first cigarette factory. Today, the centrally located neoclassical and historically listed building is a top hotel destination for business travellers and culture lovers. This is the place to be for wellness or to enjoy the great variety that Baden-Baden has to offer. Incidentally, it was Batschari’s advertising art that really brought him success. What those old posters and advertisements look like? That you’ll find out in the rooms.

Lively, lovely, liveable – that’s Charlottenburg. If you’re looking for action, this is the place, with chic boutiques, cool bars and fantastic restaurants all lined up in a row. The best and most authentic way to experience Charlottenburg is on a long walk, past magnificent buildings and lush greenery. When you stay at Vienna Townhouse Berlin, you’re right in the middle of it all, just a few steps from the University of the Arts, the Kurfürstendamm shopping street and the Tiergarten park. The apartments offer a playful combination of comfort and style – casual and spacious, they have that certain something. So good, you’ll want to stay longer.

If you were to express the music of Johann Sebastian Bach in a feeling, then perhaps it would be the wonderful sense of reassurance you get when you listen to his works. But you don’t have to be a fan of the baroque composer to feel at home at the Vienna Townhouse Bach in Leipzig. The renaissance-era building, which is part of the boutique hotel, is in the city centre and is the oldest townhouse in Leipzig. The new rear building looks out onto the garden. Here you can find the rooms and apartments – the cosy restaurant with a summer terrace is in the historical building part, across from Thomaskirche and Bach statue.