Mokni's Palais Hotel & Spa

My husband and I stayed in the Rossini for 2 nights. Our only regret is that we didn't stay longer! Check-in was smooth - the receptionist spoke German and English and gave us all the info we needed for our stay in both languages (which was perfect as my husband only speaks English). The room was small, but we knew that when we booked. The room was clean and comfortable. Our room faced the church - as a heads up, the church bells ring every 15 minutes but stop at night. We only ate breakfast there on our last morning. They have everything you could want to eat and the dining space is beautiful. We went to the spa both nights, crossing the street in our bathrobes! We had a bit of trouble finding the entrance our first time, but the owners assisted us. The spa was beautiful with lots of baths and saunas to enjoy. We got dinner one night, the pizza was yummy. The only thing I would suggest is another map or two, as the spa is multiple floors and we sometimes forgot where things were. The hotel location was fantastic. Close to transportation, dining, kurpark, and funicular. I highly recommend staying at Moknis Palais Spa & Hotel if you're staying in Bad Wildbad.

We were expecting a 4-star hotel experience for the money we paid. We thought we booked the best possible hotel in town. We were deeply disappointed. There were no room services or cleaning of any kind for 7 days. Our beds were left unmade and untouched. We received fresh towels on day 6, after asking for them. All towels are worn and frayed. The bathroom sink did not drain. The furnishings and walls were dusty and tired. You can’t get even a glass of water or coffee anywhere on the premises after 10 am. The breakfast was great and the dining room is beautiful, but it is a shame that neither this room, nor any of the beautiful art deco spaces in the sister hotel across the walkway, are in use. No lights, no life, just dead unused space. As Wildbad natives, we remember how lively these spaces once were and we are sad for this town.

As an American who had never experienced a German spa it was quite different than what we were used to . Once you let down your modest American beliefs on being around people without clothes you will be fine. The spa is beautiful and the family that owns it work so hard to ensure everyone has a pleasant stay . We booked a room in the Bad hotel and added dinner and breakfast and it was so easy and wonderful . We had a beautiful balcony room overlooking the funicular and the room was spacious . The bad hotel is so quiet and the downstairs reminded me a beautiful classic hotel from the 50s which we loved . Dinner was delicious as well as breakfast . Champagne fresh fruit juices were on the breakfast line . The bad hotel has a elevator down to a tunnel which connects you directly to the spa . Everything is in German and it is kind of confusing to get your lay of the land when you first arrive and add to the fact that most people do not have clothes on in the spa . You cannot translate on your phone so you just have to figure it out . Alot of areas are textile free which means no clothes . If you are new to this type of spa I would recommend starting in the blue pool and then as you get more more comfortable try the saunas which you must have towel to sit on . You must wear spa slippers and remove them before getting into sauna . There is overly cafeteria at bottom of spa where you ca have beers or a snack which we found on the second day and there were nice little whirlpools which were smaller and more intimate . The owner is so lovely and she checked us in and there is another worker who we saw at almost all meals she works so hard and ensures you have a good stay . Bad wild bald is a beautiful city and perfect for a long weekend and this spa and stay was a truly unique beautiful experience once you drop your cultural inhibitions that the USA has sort of instilled in usa . I hope to return for another visit at some point to this beautiful oasis .