The owner of Fini Resort Badenweiler has exclusively appointed hotel real estate consultant Christie & Co to market the property. The established wellness resort in the spa town of Badenweiler is being offered to national and international hotel investors as part of a structured sales process.
Fini Resort Badenweiler, an 82-room wellness hotel, is located on a plot of approximately 4,200 m². Its location in Badenweiler, one of Germany's renowned spa and wellness destinations, is a significant feature of this offering. The property boasts extensive leisure and recreation facilities, including a restaurant, a wellness area, an indoor pool, a sauna complex, and a fitness studio. Various lounges and event spaces complement the accommodation programme.
A total of 70 parking spaces are available outdoors, 30 of which are located in the underground car park. Extensive modernisation measures were carried out in 2021. The continuous development of the hotel product since then, as well as the successive refurbishment of the rooms and public areas, provide a solid foundation for continued operation and potential value appreciation.
Strategic Perspectives and Location Advantages
A distinctive feature of this transaction is the sale of the property without an operator. This grants investors maximum flexibility in selecting an operator, determining brand strategy, or considering potential owner-occupation of the establishment. This degree of freedom is significant in the current market environment.
Fini Resort benefits from Badenweiler's position as a health and wellness location. Furthermore, the year-round attractive leisure activities in the Markgräflerland region and the southern Black Forest contribute to the destination's appeal. Robert Klepikow, Consultant Investment & Letting at Christie & Co, explains that Fini Resort Badenweiler offers investors the opportunity to acquire an established wellness hotel in one of Germany's well-known health and recreation destinations. He highlights the combination of the renowned spa town, international demand in the three-country border region, and the operator-free structure, which opens up diverse strategic perspectives for the future positioning of the property.
