Hello there!
Welcome to the "Bayerischer Hof" in Kempten! Here, you will find not only the typical Allgäu hospitality but also a rich history. Our house by the Iller River was first mentioned in records in 1472. For over 100 years, the Nägele family has been dedicated to ensuring our guests feel completely at home.
What makes us so special? Many things. For instance, our central location and our boutique hotel with 50 individually and lovingly designed rooms.
Keep it all in the family!
Us Nägele's
Over 100 years of the "Bayerischer Hof" in Kempten. That’s five generations of Allgäu hoteliers, who have provided travelers from all over the world with a second home, filled with experience, passion, and dedication. Hospitality runs in our blood. Our guests feel and appreciate this, which is why many keep coming back to us.
One big family
Our well-coordinated team is the driving force behind everything. We know we can rely on each other completely, and we are united by something very special: the immense joy of welcoming and pampering our guests. We strive to anticipate every wish, ensuring each guest has an unforgettable stay. Curious about who "we" are? We’d love to introduce ourselves to you right here.
You're all we need.
Our jobs and career opportunities
Working at the Boutique-Hotel Bayerischer Hof Kempten is much more than just a job. It is a commitment to a special way of life. Here, you get to shape, take responsibility, and share in the joy. At the Boutique-Hotel Bayerischer Hof, we have people who care for every guest’s wish with heart and mind, welcoming you warmly into our large family.
If you enjoy interacting with people, would love to work in an exclusive house in the beautiful Allgäu, appreciate a friendly team spirit, and value diverse tasks, then you are just the person we are looking for. Check out our current job openings—maybe there's a perfect fit for you. And if not, we look forward to receiving your speculative applications.
That is why our employees enjoy working for us:
Only the best is good enough
Our vision and our values
The encounter from person to person drives us and brings out our best every day. In other words: when our guests are happy, we are happy too. This is powered by a heartfelt love for service, in a place that is an extraordinary and vibrant meeting point for people with special requirements.
We see ourselves as one big family, where everyone is there for each other. This includes treating one another with attentiveness, respect, and appreciation. Sharing enthusiasm. Meeting each other warmly and trustingly. Always being involved with heart and mind. Welcoming changes while holding on to what works. The fact that each of us goes about our tasks with great joy every day proves just how authentic this harmony truly is.
Kempten in the Allgäu
You feel so comfortable in your hotel room that you don't want to leave the cozy bed? Our beautiful city, with its stunning alpine surroundings, will charm you out again and again. Kempten is a truly lovely, lively, and friendly town. In the oldest city in Germany, you’ll find everything from dreamy alleyways to bustling pedestrian zones. From the venerable basilica to the lively weekly market at the Residence. From archaeological excavations to modern shopping centers – in Kempten, everyone will find happiness!
More secrets and excursion tips about Kempten and the surrounding area can be found in our monthly changing hotel newspaper (available at our breakfast buffet with a cup of coffee). Be sure to check out our blog before your arrival and let Kempten and our Bayerischer Hof enchant you.
A rich history
Die Chronik unseres Hauses
Our Hotel Bayerischer Hof Kempten is one of the oldest traditional establishments in the city. A tavern in the suburb was already mentioned in documents in 1472. In 1742, the inn was named "Zum Weißen Rössle" – a small homage to the nearby Rossmarkt at the Iller Bridge. Finally, in 1807, it was renamed "Zum Bayerischen Hof," the name it is known by today. At the beginning of the 20th century, the renowned Kempten architect Andor Akos transformed the simple tavern into a true eye-catcher. The relief paintings on the front of the house by the Bozen painter Rudolf Stolz also contribute to its charm.
Over the years, the hotel has been continuously renovated, expanded, and remodeled. Among the new additions are a sunny winter garden meeting room, ideal for hosting meetings, the "Denkwerkstatt" (think factory), and an additional break room called the "Denkpause" (pause for reflection). Following the boutique hotel concept, each guest room is uniquely designed and furnished, offering a distinct and personalized experience.