For over 120 years, people have been coming here to find relaxation.
Built in the Art Nouveau style, designed by Josef Wendler. A mansard roof, a curved gable, and red sandstone continue to define the house to this day.
Generations of guests have found peace and quiet here, just a few steps away from the spa gardens and springs.
Many loyal guests still know the place by that name to this day.
Following a careful renovation, eight vacation apartments, each with its own unique character, are being created.
Bad Kissingen is joining the “Great Spa Towns of Europe,” and with it, the spa district surrounding the villa
Eight apartments, named after famous visitors to the city. The tradition of this house continues.
Your local contact is Mr. Blaßdörfer. As an experienced property manager with deep roots in Bad Kissingen, he knows the town and this residence like no one else.
He's there for you if you have any questions, are looking for a suggestion for the evening, or just want to know where to find the best coffee at the Kurgarten.
Eight apartments, each with its own unique character and fully equipped, for people who want to truly settle in—not just check in.
Named after Nabokov, Mary Shelley, Jenny Lind, and others: people who knew Bad Kissingen and left their mark there.
As part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bad Kissingen embodies a centuries-old tradition of spa culture. Villa Müller blends harmoniously into this ensemble of magnificent architecture and expansive parks—a retreat for those seeking relaxation and connoisseurs alike.
As part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bad Kissingen embodies a centuries-old tradition of spa culture. Villa Müller blends harmoniously into this ensemble of magnificent architecture and expansive parks—a retreat for those seeking relaxation and connoisseurs alike.
