This hotel is relatively new. The main hall was built on top of the indoor swimming pool hall. Because the old swimming hall had such unusual architectual qualities, they decided to incorporate it into the new building, because the old indoor swimming pool was a Bauhaus structure. Incidently this is were the former Olympic Swimming Gold Medalist, Michael Gross used to train, but I don't know if they left the plaque there or not. At any rate the pool was filled in, and the hotel reception hall has a lovely view to the Buesing Park. The Hotel is right next to the Rococo Buesing Palace. The Buesing Palace, incidently, was not a noble residence; it was built by a former Industrial magnet for the industry Offenbach is famous for, the Leather Industry.
Unique Qualities: - 221 air conditioned rooms, and one of them is a suite
- 'Juilliard's' Restaurant & Bistro with light Californien cross-over cusine and attractive buffets
- A nice cocktail bar
- 450 m? wellness area with a saune, grotto steam bath, solarium, massage and fitness room
- It has direct access to congress/convetion center in the historic Buesing Palace
- It has 13 meeting rooms for up to 450 people
- They have room service from 6:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. and
- Underground parking
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Prices: US$120-180
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Phone: (0049-69) 82999-0 Fax: -800
Address: Berliner Strasse 111, 63065 Offenbach
Directions: Corner of the Berliner Strasse and the Herrenstrasse in Offenbach am Main.
Website: www.arabellasheraton.com
on Aug 26, 2002
