Hotel Scholl — Schwäbisch Hall, Germany

Bedroom, bed with working desk and lamp, TV and cupboard
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In the scenic, historic town of Scwäbisch Hall, near Stuttgart, southern Germany, one traditional hotel has caught up with the times. Hotel Scholl, open since 1955, recently unveiled a revamped interior for each of its four period buildings. In contrast to its protected timber-wood façades, the interiors are all bright colours and bold textures, with quirky design features overseen by Stuttgart designers Seifried & Mack. Each room is an enticing amalgam of tidy minimalism and flamboyance: geometric wood desks are juxtaposed with bathrooms lined with gold-stained pinewood. Downstairs, guests will also enjoy the expansive library and newly reopened café, a testament to the Scholl family's baking history.

Bedroom, bed with desk, chair and lamp, shower in centre of room with overhead light fixture

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Bathroom with sink and stool for seating

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Desk with chair and lamp, side cabinet with kettle

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ADDRESS

Klosterstrasse 2-4
Schwäbisch Hall
Germany

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