Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) has announced the opening of Taj Hessischer Hof Frankfurt, marking the debut of the Taj brand in Continental Europe.
Located in Frankfurt, the 126-key luxury hotel has reopened following extensive renovations, combining the heritage of the historic Hessischer Hof with Taj’s signature hospitality experience.
Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director and CEO, IHCL, said, “Established in 1903, Taj is a legendary symbol of timeless hospitality. Recognised as World’s Strongest Hotel Brand 2025, it is a unique collection of 150+ hotels across 15 countries offering an unrivalled fusion of Indian hospitality and world-class service. The opening of Taj Hessischer Hof Frankfurt marks Taj’s debut into Continental Europe, in line with our international strategy to grow our presence in key gateway cities of the world. We are delighted to reopen this iconic landmark following its extensive renovations and bringing the warmth of Tajness to Frankfurt.”
The hotel features multiple dining and hospitality experiences including Bombay Brasserie, serving Indian and Bombay-inspired cuisine, the iconic Jimmy’s Bar known for its live piano performances and signature cocktails, and the Lobby Bar offering teas, coffees and pastries.
The property also houses J Wellness Circle, Taj’s wellness offering inspired by Ayurveda, along with a fitness centre, event venues and The Chambers, Taj’s members-only business club.
Simon Lutz, Partner at Peakside Capital and owner of the hotel, said, “We are delighted on the opening of Taj Hessischer Hof. This will be a landmark, bringing together the hotel’s rich legacy with Taj’s world-renowned luxury hospitality to Frankfurt.”
Boris Schran, also Partner at Peakside, added, “We are very pleased that the legendary Hotel Hessischer Hof, with its long tradition as a five-star hotel close to the Frankfurt Exhibition Centre, is now reopening its doors as a Taj Hotel.”
Albert Mayr, General Manager, Taj Hessischer Hof Frankfurt, said, “Taj Hessischer Hof draws from its aristocratic provenance, which has been thoughtfully reimagined for today’s traveller. We are proud to reintroduce this living legacy blending European heritage with the essence of Indian hospitality and look forward to welcoming our guests.”
Frankfurt is regarded as one of Europe’s major financial and cultural hubs, known for landmarks including Römerberg, St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral, Palmengarten and the museums along the River Main.
