Marsilstein 27
Listed 1897 building in Cologne's Altstadt-Süd: this residential and commercial house on Marsilstein has been run as a hotel since 1999.
The house stands on Marsilstein, between Neumarkt and the Belgian Quarter. Today, visitors can stay overnight, have breakfast and host events here.
At a Glance
- Type
- Residential and commercial building, used as a hotel
- Address
- Marsilstein 27, Cologne
- Location
- Altstadt-Süd district, Innenstadt borough
- Year built
- 1897
- Status
- Listed monument in North Rhine-Westphalia
- Hotel use
- since 1999
Heritage Protection
The building has been protected since 16 November 1990. It is entered in the City of Cologne's list of monuments under the number DE 05315000 A 5793.
The Hotel in a Listed Building
The hotel operating in the house is called "Maison Marsil". A vegetarian breakfast is served in the morning. The suite has its own living area, a kitchenette and a balcony.
Rooms for Meetings and Events
In addition to the guest rooms, there are three rooms that can be booked individually or together. They are intended for meetings, workshops, corporate events and photo shoots. According to the hotel, plenty of daylight fills the rooms.
Guest Impressions
In reviews, guests praise the helpful staff. One guest describes the street outside the house as quiet.
Timeline
- 1897Residential and commercial building at Marsilstein 27 constructed
- 16. November 1990Listed as a protected monument in Cologne
- 1999Building begins use as a hotel
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Sources & links
- Official website (retrieved 2026-11-08)
- Wikidata (retrieved 2026-11-08)
- Wikipedia (retrieved 2026-11-08, rev 269602819)
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