Rapidly becoming the must visit urbex place in Germany, this hotel has been abandoned since the mid 1990’s and is let out for photographers and movie makers as a location shoot (to date, around 500 “urbexers” have visited for a photo shoot). There is a phone number to call on the front door for access, and if you’re willing to part with 10€ and a link to your flickr account, you’ll have several hours mooching around a pristine hotel. Visited with a Swiss urbexer. While we were there, there was 2 Dutch and 4 Belgian explorers also.
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Money shot of the Jägerhotel
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This room belonged to a lady that used to live in the hotel until her death 20 years ago. The caretaker has left her stuff as is since then.
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Genuine 1969 National Geographic
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One of many vacant rooms
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Urbex graffiti on a blackboard
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Staircase shot
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Music box
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Hi . My name is Natalia and for two years I have been exploring abandoned places. This is my website :
facebook.com/explorations.Poland Hunters hotel intrigued me , I learned that is in Shwarzwald , but I can’t found the exact address. Could you help me with this? To repay if you will want to visit places in Poland. I have a lot of great places that might be interesting for you.
Natalia
Hi Natalia,
These pictures are truely gorgeous, I’m currently visiting the schwarzwald and really want to visit this place to take some pictures as well. Could you give my any information on how to find it? Im having a hard time figuring out where it is located.
Warm greetings,
Dominique.