Welcome to AKZENT Hotel Franziskaner!
Our AKZENT Hotel Franziskaner in Dettelbach is a boutique Franconian hotel with facilities for spa and conferences.
Located directly on the outskirts of Dettelbach next to the pilgrimage church “Maria im Sand”, it offers highest comfort, loving details, wonderful peace and an enchanting view of the river “Main”.
Just a few minutes away from the Autobahn, the view shows the idyllic steep vineyards and river beds.
We are looking forward to welcoming you here very soon!
Your Dauenhauer family and team
Our Special Offers to You
Dining, Dreaming, Drinking Champagne
Franconian Christmas House
Magical Advent in the Main Valley
Christmas in Franconia 5 days / 4 nights
Impressions
Get an overview
Welcome to Dettelbach in the beautiful Franconian wine-growing county. Enjoy the Franconian hospitality in our Akzent Hotel Franziskaner. We are looking forward to seeing you!
Your Dauenhauer Family
Our Locations
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AKZENT Hotel Franziskaner
The AKZENT Hotel Franziskaner in Dettelbach is a pretty franconian Wellness-Hotel with a lot of conference possibilities. It is located direktcly at the outskirts of town next to the famous pilgrimage church “Maria in Arena”.
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Rathaus
The AKZENT Hotel Franziskaner in Dettelbach is a beautiful Franconian wellness and pampering hotel with numerous conference facilities, located right on the outskirts of Dettelbach next to the well-known pilgrimage church “Maria im Sand”.
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AKZENT Hotel Am Bach
Our AKZENT Hotel “Am Bach” with the pastry shop Café Kehl / Weinstube is idyllically located between the town hall and the parish church in the historic old town.
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Cafe Kehl
Ice cream, chocolates, cakes and pastries from the traditionally run pastry shop and the Dettelbach specialty “MUSKATZINEN”. Since 1686, the Dauenhauer family has been running Café Kehl with a pastry shop in the Eichgasse in Dettelbach, Franconia.
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Curch
with two unequal towers – formerly knight’s castle of the “Lords of Thetilabach” (1444 – 1774)