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Steigenberger Graf Zeppelin

Stuttgart, Germany · Steigenberger Hotels & Resorts · Near Luxury

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On 14 March 1931 a Zeppelin circled Stuttgart as Paul Bonatz's Hotel Graf Zeppelin opened opposite the Hauptbahnhof he had also designed, then billed as the most modern hotel in southern Germany. Named for the Swabian airship pioneer Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin, the listed facade passed to Albert Steigenberger in 1957. Eleven function rooms still face Arnulf-Klett-Platz, with Schlossplatz a short walk.

About Steigenberger Graf Zeppelin

History

The Steigenberger Graf Zeppelin stands at Arnulf-Klett-Platz 7 opposite Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof. Paul Bonatz, who also designed the station, built the hotel for Landesbank Stuttgart as the Zeppelinbau; it opened on 14 March 1931, named for Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin, as a Zeppelin circled the city. Albert Steigenberger took over in 1957. The facade is listed. (A 1957 date that appears in some hotel databases is the Steigenberger takeover, not the construction year.)

The setting

Arnulf-Klett-Platz 7, opposite the Hauptbahnhof Bonatz also designed. Schlossplatz is a short walk; this is the station square, not a spa suburb.

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