A New Side of the Black Forest—From Designer Cuckoo Clocks to Revitalized Bathhouses | Condé Nast Traveler

"As Baden-Baden’s Belle Époque grande dame, this 1834 hotel on the edge of the Lichtentaler Allee has been carefully renewed: the façade, balcony floors, and 79 rooms and suites have been stripped back and reimagined, with preserved staircases, doors, and window frames alongside fresh interior fabrics. As the director told me, the revitalized Brenners symbolizes change done without forgetting good old traditions, while wellness spans high-tech diagnostics, holistic therapies, Augustinus Bader facials, and forest-bathing." - Christine Mortag