Historical old hospital in Rottweil is converted into a hotel!

Rottweil's old hospital is converted into a hotel. This historic building has been an important place of nursing and medicine for centuries, in which explosion victims were also supplied. In addition to this tragic event, there are interesting stories, such as disputes with a men's rimer and the engagement of men for childbirth by a doctor.

The conversion of the old hospital takes place as part of the upcoming state garden show, which aims to move tourists into the city. The history of the old hospital goes back to 1275 when it was first mentioned in a papal certificate, as rottweil.net reported.

Development and renovation of the old hospital

In the 14th century, brothers lived in this building according to the rules of St. Augustine. The hospital was increased in 1577, and in 1839 the St. Anna chapel was canceled and replaced by a new building. During the Second World War, the west gable of the building suffered significant damage in a bomb attack. A comprehensive renovation of the hospital ended in 1992 after the roof was restored with a roof rider and bell.

In addition, a shower and a toilet was installed in the men's Kramer house in the rooms in order to meet modern requirements. During the renovation, the residents were accommodated in the sun house at the old hospital. According to reports on November 23, 1999, the handover of three newly built lounges and a roof terrace for the residents of the retirement home took place.