Ringhotel Hohenlohe

What Ringhotel Hohenlohe does

Ringhotel Hohenlohe is a privately-held, family-owned 4-star superior hotel established in 1968 in Schwäbisch Hall, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, currently operated by the second generation of the Dürr family under the legal entity Hotel Hohenlohe GmbH. The property sits on the river Kocher opposite the medieval Old Town and operates 111 rooms and suites across nine categories, ranging from a Standard Single at €138 per person/night to a 100 m² SPA Suite at €244 per person/night with a private panoramic sauna and roof terrace.

The hotel's core product is an integrated hospitality offering: accommodation, a 2500 m² wellness oasis built around the property's distinctive natural Haller brine springs (3.5–4% salt content), a multi-level sauna world, a 60-ton salt grotto system, THALGO beauty and massage services, a fitness centre, and E-bike rental; three F&B venues (Panorama Restaurant, Bistro Bar 'jenseits kochers', covered summer terrace) plus a €34/person gourmet breakfast buffet; and ten air-conditioned conference and banquet rooms (including an autonomous 185 m² Konferenz-Center) accommodating up to 120 participants. The technology stack is conventional hospitality infrastructure — DIRS21 (TourOnline AG) booking engine, DialogShift chat, Google Analytics, rapidmail newsletter, Perspective CMS — with no proprietary software.

The business model combines direct-to-consumer sales (own website with 24/7 online booking, 24/7 reception, walk-ins, telephone reservations), event-driven demand (Freilichtspiele theatre packages, wellness weekends, cultural festivals), and intermediated distribution via OTAs and the Ringhotels network. Revenue is generated across five streams: room nights, food and beverage, wellness and spa treatments, conference and banqueting, and themed gift vouchers. The customer base spans leisure/wellness travellers, business and MICE clients, and local community day-visitors. The hotel holds dual VDR-backed certifications (Certified Conference Hotel since 2013, Certified Business Hotel since 2016) and Wellness Stars Baden-Württemberg recognition, and is a founding member of the Ringhotels association (since 1973) and Cosy Places Worldwide alliance.

Name

Ringhotel Hohenlohe

Legal name

Hotel Hohenlohe GmbH

Website

https://hotel-hohenlohe.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1968

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Ringhotel Hohenlohe is a privately-held, family-owned 4-star superior hotel in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany, operating 111 rooms, a 2500 m² salt-water wellness oasis, three dining venues, and ten conference rooms for up to 120 guests, serving leisure, wellness, and business travellers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Hotel and Hospitality

NAICS

Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels (72111), Traveler Accommodation (7211)

SIC

Hotels & Motels (7011), Hotels, Rooming Houses, Camps & Other Lodging Places (7000)

akta.pro primary industry

Integrated Full-Service Hotel Complexes (Mixed-Use) (THAGAAAL)

akta.pro secondary industry

Wellness-Lifestyle Boutique Hotels (THAGADAF)

Keywords

• Four star superior hotel
• Wellness spa retreat
• Conference meeting venue
• Regional cuisine dining
• Family hospitality hotel

Headquarters

HQ city

Schwäbisch Hall

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Room Revenue: 4-star superior hotel accommodation across multiple room categories (single, double, superior, luxury, junior suites, suites, and SPA suite). Revenue is generated per room-night with inclusive breakfast. Pricing from €93/person/night for standard double to €244/person/night for SPA suite.
2. Food & Beverage: Panorama restaurant (à la carte dining, regional cuisine with international influences), Bistro Bar 'jenseits Kochers' (cocktails, bistro cuisine until 21:00), covered summer terrace, lobby café, and Genießer breakfast buffet (€34/person). Revenue from per-covers dining and bar sales.
3. Wellness & Spa: 2500 m² wellness oasis including salt water pools, sauna world, salt grotto access (€6 per 45-minute session for hotel guests), beauty treatments (THALGO cosmetics), and massage services. Revenue from treatment bookings and day-spa entry fees.
4. Conference & Banqueting: 10 air-conditioned conference and banquet rooms for up to 120 participants, including the autonomous Konferenz-Center with 185 m² divisible into 4 rooms, banquet halls, and supporting programmes. Revenue from room hire, catering packages, and event planning services.
5. Gift Vouchers: Themed gift vouchers sold for specific occasions (gourmet breakfast, wellness short breaks, theatre packages including overnight stay and theatre tickets). Revenue from prepaid voucher sales.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Ringhotel Hohenlohe is a 4-star superior family-owned hotel in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany, offering 111 rooms and suites across 9 categories, a 2,500 m² wellness oasis with salt water pools, multi-level sauna world, and salt caves, three dining venues (Panorama Restaurant, Bistro Bar 'jenseits kochers', Summer Terrace), and 10 conference and banquet rooms for up to 120 participants. The hotel combines wellness tourism, cultural tourism around the Schwäbisch Hall Freilichtspiele, and certified business/conference hospitality under one roof.

Product overview

Ringhotel Hohenlohe is a 4-star superior family-owned hotel offering integrated hospitality services across accommodation, wellness, dining, and events. The core product portfolio consists of hotel rooms and suites (Single, Double, and Suite categories), a comprehensive 2,500 sqm wellness complex (Solebad salt water pool, Sauna-Erlebniswelt, Salt Caves, Beauty & Massage services, and Fitness Center), multiple dining venues (Panorama Restaurant, Gourmet Breakfast, Bar 'jenseits kochers', and Summer Terrace), and professional conference/banquet facilities (10 flexible meeting rooms for up to 120 guests). Add-on services include themed travel packages and e-bike rentals. The hotel positions itself as a destination for both business travelers (Certified Business Hotel, Certified Conference Hotel) and wellness/leisure guests.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Accommodation - Single Rooms Single hotel rooms in Standard (approx. 18 sqm) and Comfort (approx. 22-24 sqm) categories for individual business and leisure travelers.
• Accommodation - Double Rooms Double rooms in Standard, Comfort, Superior, and Luxury categories for couples and families visiting the Schwäbisch Hall region.
• Suites (Junior, Princely/Royal, SPA Suite) Premium suites offering panoramic views of Schwäbisch Hall, with the SPA Suite featuring a private panoramic sauna and roof terrace.
• Solebad and Sauna-Erlebniswelt A 2,500 sqm wellness complex featuring natural brine (salt water) pools sourced from local Haller salt springs, an eight-room multi-level sauna world, Kneipp pool, underwater music pool, and massage jets.
• Salzgrotten (Salt Caves) Two salt caves with Dead Sea, Bochneris, and Himalaya salt blocks providing salt inhalation therapy sessions for hotel guests and day visitors at €6 per 45-minute session.
• Wellness and Beauty Treatments Beauty and spa treatment services including massages, Lava Shell treatments, exclusive spa rituals, and THALGO cosmetic treatments.
• Fitness Center Hotel fitness gym equipped with MATRIX cardio and exercise machines, free for hotel guests.
• Panorama Restaurant Fine dining restaurant offering regional cuisine with international influences and panoramic views of the old town and Kocher Valley.
• Genießer-Frühstück (Gourmet Breakfast Buffet) Lavish gourmet breakfast buffet with locally sourced ingredients, priced at €34 per person, available to hotel guests and walk-in visitors.
• Bar 'jenseits kochers' Bistro bar offering cocktails, wine, whisky, draught beer, coffee specialties, and bistro cuisine in a casual setting overlooking the Kocher River.
• Summer Terrace Glass-covered open-air terrace with panoramic views of the medieval Schwäbisch Hall cityscape for dining and relaxation in summer.
• Conference and Banquet Facilities Certified Conference Hotel facilities with ten flexible air-conditioned meeting rooms for up to 120 participants, including a 185 sqm autonomous conference center, full AV technology, and event support services.
• Celebrations and Event Hosting Banquet and celebration hosting for weddings, family celebrations, corporate parties, and receptions in five fully refurbished banquet rooms for up to 120 people.
• Themed Travel and Leisure Arrangements All-inclusive themed short-break packages combining accommodation, dining, wellness, and cultural experiences such as Ladies' Days, Salt & Sole wellness days, and Freilichtspiele theater packages.
• Gift Vouchers Themed gift vouchers for gourmet breakfast, wellness short breaks, and theater packages including overnight stays, sold at hotel reception and by post.
• E-Bike Rental E-bike rental service for hotel guests to explore the Hohenloher Land region via the Kocher-Jagst cycling path.

Quantifiable outcome

• 2500 m² wellness oasis with 4 salt water pools, 8 sauna rooms, and 120 m² salt grotto (60 tons of natural salt) — one of the first wellness facilities in the Hohenlohe-Franken region to receive Wellness Stars certification.
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration9 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

16 partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• Haller LöwenbrauereiminorOthersLocal brewery tradition since 1724. The hotel has served Haller Löwenbrauerei beers for nearly 50 years. The family brewery uses water from its own source and employs traditional brewing methods with 'slowBrewing' for premium quality.
• Bäuerliche Erzeugergemeinschaft Schwäbisch Hall (BESH)minorOthersFarmers' community supplying Schwäbisch Hällisches Landschwein (Pork) and Boeuf de Hohenlohe (Beef) premium products. The BESH was instrumental in saving the nearly-extinct Schwäbisch Hall pig breed in the 1980s and is committed to animal welfare and preservation of local livestock breeds.
• Käserei GeifertshofenminorOthersOrganic hay-milk cheese supplier. Cows graze on pasture in summer and feed on aromatic hay in winter. Cheese is aged without additives to develop unique aroma. Supplies cheese for the hotel's breakfast buffet and restaurant.
• Marco Hage (Hoolgaascht Gin)minorOthersLocal artisan distiller producing fruit brandies from local orchard fruit and Hoolgaascht Gin using Hohenloher wheat brandy as base. Featured on the bar's spirits menu at 'jenseits Kochers'.
• Weinkellerei Hohenlohe FürstenfassminorOthersWine cellar supplying wines from Württemberg, Franconia, Italy, and France for the hotel's restaurant and banquet events. Also features a rare wines cellar for premium dining occasions.
• Weingut Fürst Hohenlohe-ÖhringenminorOthersOrganic Prädikat wine estate supplying premium wines featured on the hotel's wine menu.
• Geflügelhof HorlacherminorOthersLocal poultry farm supplying fresh eggs daily for the hotel's breakfast buffet, used for soft-boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, fried eggs, pancakes, waffles, and homemade pasta.
• Bäckerei RennerminorOthersTraditional family bakery supplying fresh rolls, pretzels, and bread varieties for the hotel's breakfast buffet for decades.
• Backhaus GräterminorOthersTraditional family bakery supplying fresh bread varieties for the breakfast buffet for decades, complementing Bäckerei Renner.
• Hohenloher FruchtsäfteminorOthersLocal Haller family business producing premium fruit juices from local apples, pears, and mirabelles. Supplies fresh, natural fruit juices for the hotel's breakfast and bar.
• Imker Matthias WolfminorOthersLocal beekeeper managing four bee colonies on the meadow behind the hotel. Produces honey used in the breakfast buffet (whole honeycomb served) and sold at the hotel reception year-round.
• RinghotelscoreGTM or Marketing PartnerFounding member (since 1973) of the Ringhotels association — a Germany-wide network of privately-run hotels under the 'Echt HeimatGenuss' (genuine local enjoyment) philosophy. Provides cross-selling, brand credibility, the HeimatGenuss Card loyalty programme, and joint marketing.
• Cosy Places WorldwideminorGTM or Marketing PartnerGlobal Alliance of Private Hotels — international association providing cross-selling and booking network for boutique and private hotels. The hotel benefits from global discovery and booking referrals through this network.
• Burgenstraße (Castle Route)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerA tourist route association linking castles and historic sites across Germany. Ringhotel Hohenlohe is featured as a recommended stop along the Burgenstraße, attracting culture and heritage tourists to the Schwäbisch Hall area.
• Weingut ZipfminorOthersAward-winning wine estate in Löwenstein supplying premium wines for the hotel's wine programme.
• Staatsweingut WeinsbergminorOthersState wine estate (Stuttgart research institute) supplying premium wines featured on the hotel's wine menu.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves11 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Market position

Competitive moat5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance3 records

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

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