Suite 306 - Ernst I Sachen-Coburg Gotha
"A strong house builds bridges." – inspired by Ernst I Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Duke Ernst I led the House of Saxe-Coburg into a new chapter. After the upheavals of the Napoleonic era, his duchy gained Gotha in 1826 and became Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. He valued order, reliability and family, and he had a gift for forging connections: his brother Leopold became King of the Belgians, his sister Victoria the mother of the future Queen Victoria, his son Albert Prince Consort at her side. His sons grew up at Rosenau Castle, which he had rebuilt in the romantic style.
His suite mirrors this character: clear, ordered, assured. Dark mahogany gives the room a firm footing, classic blue silk wallpaper brings calm and a touch of dignity. Faceted mirrors show many sides, like his life as duke, family man and networker. In the private study you can plan, write and think in peace. The living area opens wide towards the city, and a sofa bed and two bathrooms make the suite a home away from home for the whole family. The connecting door to the neighbouring suite invites you to join rooms and people, very much in the spirit of its host.
In this way the suite becomes a bridge: from a duke who brought families together to guests who come together here or arrive quietly at themselves.
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Room number 306
