Schaffhausen
Urban Charm

Hotel Promenade

Urban vibrancy and serene nature in perfect harmony: Hotel Promenade is located in the heart of Schaffhausen, yet surrounded by lush greenery. The former residence of the Baden customs administration features a park with colorful tulips, azaleas, and rhododendrons.

Spring is especially delightful at Hotel Promenade: That's when the 2,000 tulips in the hotel's own park bloom. The vibrant display is then followed by the sprawling azaleas and rhododendrons. But it's not just the park that's colorful.

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Vibrant city life is just a few steps from the hotel – as it's located right in Schaffhausen, within short walking distance of the magnificent Old Town. This allows for a city trip to be perfectly combined with a relaxing nature retreat.

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The latter especially on the barefoot path with a subsequent Kneipp application. Along the 500-meter-long park path, benches and a grotto invite you to linger.

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