Acting on behalf of a private company, Christie + Co has sold the K&K Kongress-und Kulturzentrum, a mixed-use complex in Halle, Germany, which includes the luxury Kempinski Hotel Rotes Ross, to Aurum AG, a company owned by German entrepreneur Hans Rudolf Wöhrl, for an undisclosed sum.
Acting on behalf of a private company, Christie + Co has sold the K&K Kongress-und Kulturzentrum, a mixed-use complex in Halle, Germany, which includes the luxury Kempinski Hotel Rotes Ross, to Aurum AG, a company owned by German entrepreneur Hans Rudolf Wöhrl, for an undisclosed sum.
The five-star Kempinski Hotel Rotes Ross features 73 bedrooms and 15 suites, the Kleines Ross restaurant, a gymnasium and a beauty salon.
The hotel will be operated by management company Gold Inn AG, which acquired the Airport-Hotel in Dresden through Christie + Co in June. Gold Inn AG currently operates ten hotels in Germany and plans further additions to its estate.
In addition to the hotel, the K&K centre, which is situated in the heart of Halle and has a total floor space of about 18,000m2, comprises a congress hall with casino, offices, restaurants, retail units, residential flats and a car park.
