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Grüntenhaus mountain hotel lease termination

Overview

Tenants Felicitas Deutschkämer and Thomas Sprinkart have announced they will not renew their lease for the Grüntenhaus, a historic mountain hotel in the Allgäu Alps near Burgberg. Having operated the establishment since 2023, the pair decided to step down following the conclusion of their fourth summer season.

In a social media announcement, Sprinkart cited “increasing technical and infrastructural challenges that could no longer be reconciled with their business concept” as the primary reason for the departure. The duo, who had left their regular jobs to manage the hotel, expressed that the decision was difficult due to their connection to the location and guests. They are planning a farewell event to mark their departure.

Built in 1854 by Carl Hirnbein, the Grüntenhaus is considered the oldest mountain hotel in the Allgäu Alps. Situated at an altitude of 1,535 meters, the establishment has served travelers for over 170 years.

Entities

Carl Hirnbein · Thomas Sprinkart · Felicitas Deutschkämer · Grüntenhaus · Allgäu

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Grüntenhaus tenants to depart historic Allgäu mountain hotel

    Tenants Felicitas Deutschkämer and Thomas Sprinkart are leaving the Grüntenhaus, the oldest mountain hotel in the Allgäu Alps, citing technical and infrastructural challenges.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Grüntenhaus tenants to depart historic Allgäu Alps mountain hotel

    Tenants Felicitas Deutschkämer and Thomas Sprinkart are leaving the Grüntenhaus, the oldest mountain hotel in the Allgäu Alps, citing technical and infrastructural challenges.

Sources

allgaeuer-anzeigeblatt.de · allgaeuer-zeitung.de