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Romantik Hotel Namenlos & Fischerwiege in Ahrenshoop

House Namenlos

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Romantic Hotel Namenlos

There are places which fascinate you immediately. One of them is reed-covered Romantik Hotel Namenlos. Maybe, because this is the place where we began to realize the dream of our own Hotel?
After walking at the seaside you can enjoy a cup of coffee on the sea terrace. The sight of calm passing ships, or when the sun is drowning in the sea, make you forget about all the rush of everyday life. This is a pure coast romance!

Just hold a minute and send your thoughts and dreams about the Sea into the journey.

And when it’s cold outside spend your evening at the fire with the glass of wine.

elevator underground car park Café and restaurant in the house Wellness in the house Kamin im Haus Garden at the house Book lending in the house

TV in the room bathroom with a shower Minibar in the room No dogs Terrace or balcony Non smoking rooms


Room examples in Hotel Namenlos

Suites

Suites in Hotel Namenlos

Double rooms

Double rooms in Hotel Namenlos

Single rooms

Single rooms in Hotel Namenlos

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Give a try in Hotel Namenlos!

2 overnights including:
breakfast buffet with a great variety of food, diverse Half-board, Wellness area
Work time
Available all year round
Price
From 249,- euro per person

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A small private library

From each author reading that we hold, the Authors left us an autographed copy. Over the years, this has resulted in a considerable reading-collection that shouldn’t be hidden from you.

If you like, you can look through the entire book-case. We are happy to provide you with a book of your choice during your stay here.

Lesen am Strand von Ahrenshoop

For over 100 years, the House has been patiently watching the change of seasons

Cafè Namenlos, historische Getränkekarte
In 1912 Miss from Walsleben had the House built. She wanted her House “Café Bogislaw” to be named. However, it was prohibited by a law. An artist from Berlin Hermann Abeking resolved the situation, he proposed to name the House as “Nameless” (Namenlos) (the story was told by Friedrich Schulz, Ahrenshoop, 2001). In the 1920s, our grandfather Max Strauver had bought the Café. He also saved the name “Unnamed”. In the 1960s his daughter leased the House as “Kurhaus Café”. After the German Reunification, our Family took over the House again and gave him his “Namenlos” back. After an extensive Modernization and Expansion work, the “Namenlos” offers its Guests even more space and high service quality without revealing the historical charm.

 

Aerial photos of the House Namenlos

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