The Centennial building caught fire. According to foreign media reports, a fire broke out in a five-star luxury hotel in Germany on the 5th local time, causing serious damage and an estimated loss of 1 million euros.
A fire broke out at the Traube tonbach hotel in beiersbulong, Germany shortly after 3 a.m. last Sunday, the police said in a statement. Although more than 155 firefighters were dispatched, more than 60 people were evacuated from the hotel site (no one was seriously injured), and the 230 year old building was almost completely destroyed after eight hours of fire.
Police say the cause of the fire is still unknown because investigators have not been able to enter the building.
The hotel group confirmed the fire in a post on Facebook and thanked the authorities for their rapid response to the fire.
This hotel inherits the classic French cooking tradition and 'provides its own modern flavor for each dish'. Hotel owners and employees said they planned to focus on the next step.
The restaurant has maintained a reputation of Michelin 3-star class since 1993, longer than any other restaurant in Germany. It is reported that only 10 restaurants in Germany can get three Michelin stars.