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Hilton Frankfurt Gravenbruch

Neu-Isenburg, Hesse, Germany · Hilton Hotels & Resorts · Core Luxury

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A 1586 hunting lodge of the Lords von Heusenstamm, later the Counts von Schonborn, sat in ten hectares of forest and lake at Gravenbruch until Allied bombs leveled it in 1943. The rebuilt house ran 48 years as Kempinski, then reflagged Hilton Frankfurt Gravenbruch in September 2024: 225 rooms, fifteen minutes from central Frankfurt, with Bill Clinton, Gorbachev, and the Rolling Stones on the old guest list.

About Hilton Frankfurt Gravenbruch

History

The estate traces to a 1586 hunting lodge built by the Lords von Heusenstamm, later owned by the Counts von Schonborn, before Allied bombing destroyed the original buildings in 1943. Kempinski managed the rebuilt house from 1976 until 30 September 2024, a 48-year run. It reflagged as Hilton Frankfurt Gravenbruch in October 2024. The 225-room city resort sits in ten hectares of parkland, forest, and a private lake on the outskirts of Frankfurt. It served as headquarters for match referees during the 2006 World Cup; past guests include Bill Clinton, Mikhail Gorbachev, and the Rolling Stones.

The setting

Graf-zu-Ysenburg-und-Büdingen-Platz 1 in wooded Gravenbruch, Neu-Isenburg, about 15 minutes southeast of Frankfurt's center and 14 kilometers from the airport. Ten hectares of parkland, native forest, and a private lake. The Städel is about 10 km.

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