Gasthaus Adler Sasbachwalden – Where Tradition Meets Modernity at Adler Apartments and living TIMELESS​

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The Gasthaus Adler in Sasbachwalden is a unique landmark with a history spanning over 150 years. Its slightly classical architecture and central location in the Black Forest have shaped the village's character, making it an enduring part of the region's heritage.

Adler Apartments, the modernly renovated holiday flats within this historic guesthouse, offer a perfect blend of traditional charm and contemporary comfort. Guests can immerse themselves in an authentic piece of Black Forest history, seamlessly integrated with the modern concept of living TIMELESS, a brand known for delivering high-quality, timeless holiday experiences.

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The History of the Adler Inn

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Originally known as the Gasthaus Stern, the Adler thrived under the management of sisters Maria Anna and Sophie Nesselbosch. In 1896, Sophie married Ignaz Graf, a restaurateur who had recently returned from New York. Ignaz brought fresh ideas and innovative expertise from the United States, which transformed the inn. The addition of a grand hall, elegant guest rooms, and a distinctive staircase tower gave the building a striking appearance, almost resembling a castle.

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In the 1920s, Ignaz Graf’s daughter, Paula, and her husband, Adolf Huber, a wine merchant from Achern, further enhanced the inn’s excellent reputation. They also developed the Sternenwirtshaus Hohritt, which later became known as a hotel and event venue.

In the 1960s, under the management of the Küpper family, the Adler evolved into a popular dance venue, thanks to the addition of the Hubertus-Stuben, cementing its place as a cherished local hotspot.

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Vom Stern zum Adler – Die Wiederbelebung

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In den 1930er Jahren diente das Gasthaus als Unterkunft für Soldaten. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde es schließlich von den Betreibern des historischen Gasthauses Adler übernommen und von dort an als Gasthaus Adler bekannt. In den 1960er Jahren begannen die Hubertus-Stuben im Keller des Gebäudes eine neue Ära als Tanzlokal.

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Heute ist der Adler wieder ein lebendiger Ort – nicht nur für die Adler Apartments, sondern auch als Teil des Konzeptes von living TIMELESS. Nach umfassenden Renovierungsarbeiten und der behutsamen Restaurierung des Gebäudes durch den Architekten Jürgen Grossmann bietet das Gasthaus jetzt hochwertige, stilvolle Ferienwohnungen. Diese verbinden den historischen Charme des Gebäudes mit modernstem Komfort und sind der ideale Ort, um die Schönheit und Tradition des Schwarzwalds zu erleben.

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From Stern to Adler – The Revival

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In the 1930s, the inn served as accommodation for soldiers. After World War II, it was taken over by the operators of the historic Gasthaus Adler and became known as Gasthaus Adler from that point onward. In the 1960s, the Hubertus-Stuben in the building's cellar marked a new era as a popular dance venue.

Today, the Adler is once again a vibrant destination – not just for the Adler Apartments, but also as part of the living TIMELESS concept. After extensive renovations and careful restoration led by architect Jürgen Grossmann, the Gasthaus now offers high-quality, stylish holiday apartments. These accommodations combine the building's historic charm with modern comfort, making it the perfect place to experience the beauty and traditions of the Black Forest.

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Experience the Black Forest at Its Finest

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The Gasthaus Adler and Adler Apartments offer you a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of the Black Forest. Be inspired by the living TIMELESS philosophy and enjoy a stay that seamlessly blends past, present, and future. Discover the charm of the historic holiday apartments and delve into the story of one of the oldest inns in the region.