This seven-storey building is located on a slope next to the old "Graf-Eberhard-Bad", a spa built in the 19th century (today: Palais Thermal). Designed as a unit, the Kurmittelhaus completed the spa by offering room for various treatments, e.g. fango pack, massage and rehab. The construction of the complex took a long time and required a huge budget (five million DM). Some of the remarkable architectonical details are the wood-panelled ceilings (a reminiscence of the Black Forest) as well as remnants of the torn down Katharinenstift (a hospital), which had occupied the place where the Kurmittelhaus was built. Written by Valentin J. Hemberger

The building is currently largely vacant and in need of renovation. Demolition has been discussed for a long time, but is difficult because the building holds the slope to some extent. A partner is currently being sought to find a new use for the building. At the moment, however, neither demolition nor preservation of the building is certain (last updated on January 21, 2025).