The Faust Hotel

**Currently Closed for Renovations** The Faust Hotel, in New Braunfels, Texas, originally dubbed the "Traveler's Hotel", is slated to reopen in 2025 and return to its roots as the city’s central meeting place after a full property renovation. "The Faust Hotel will return to a refreshed 1920's elevated ambiance. With an intent to preserve history and charm while elevating amenities, our goal is to ensure that The Faust remains a strong and welcoming historical landmark. Upon reopening, we plan to have multiple food and beverage outlets honoring the approachable Astro-German culture of New Braunfels. We will continue to cherish the history of The Faust while bringing her into the next century in style," says owner, Andy Duettra. After serving New Braunfels for nearly 100 years, the downtown hotel will close its doors, returning to bring an elevated-style to match the new feel. The 58-room property will offer a modern design, inspired by its roots from the 1920s. A new full-service restaurant/bar, to be named Wilhelm und Werner, a separate speakeasy, and upscale hotel amenities are to be expected. The hotel's meeting and event space will be transformed to host social gatherings and group business. As the only hotel in downtown New Braunfels, The Faust Hotel is a popular location within walking distance to many restaurants, bars, and retail shopping. Magnolia Patio, the hotel's outdoor bar and light bites space, will also close during the renovation. Follow The Faust’s Social Media accounts to stay up to date on the renovation’s progress: ● Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thefausthotel ● Instagram - @the_faust_hotel The Faust Hotel is a historic wedding venue located in New Braunfels, TX, near a range of downtown restaurants and amenities. This distinguished property dates back to the late 1920s and retains much of its architectural integrity. Featuring an elegant red brick exterior and opulent antique furnishings, it is the perfect setting for a unique and memorable wedding. The Faust Hotel was commissioned after World War I by businessman Walter Faust Sr. to attract a wealthy and worldly clientele. It became a popular wedding and honeymoon destination for soldiers celebrating their betrothals before shipping off to war. It has remained popular with to-be-weds for almost 100 years and continues to welcome couples from near and far. Begin your special day at this venue by tying the knot, followed by a delicious cocktail in their beautiful, historic lobby. Here you can mingle with guests on rustic bar stools surrounded by dark mahogany wood carved with intricate details. Later, you can step into their beautiful Grand Ballroom with up to 100 loved ones for a tasty wedding banquet. Curved pillars, intricate paneling, and candle-inspired lights fill this space with a warm and cozy atmosphere, ideal for a romantic dining experience. We will update this information when we are ready to start booking your next big event! Thank you for your patien