Hotels in Bad Bramstedt, Germany

Balladins Superior Hotel Gutsma

Birkenweg 14 | Bad bramstedt , Germany 24576

The hotel is located within the triangle formed by the cities of Hamburg, Lubeck and Kiel and between the North and Baltic Sea. It opened in 1958 and in 2000 was fully renovated. It is now a 4 star conference, wellness and holiday hotel.

Mercure Hotel Koehlerhof Bad Bramstedt

Am kohlerhof 4 | Bad bramstedt , Germany 24576

Location. The Mercure Hotel Kohlerhof Bad Bramstedt is located in the centre of Bad Bramstedt, Germany, 10 kilometres from Aukrug Nature Park and 36 kilometres from Ahrensburg Castle. The train station is one kilometre from the hotel.
Hotel Features. The Mercure Hotel is a modern 12 storey hotel located in quiet parkland. The hotel's health club offers an indoor pool, fitness equipment, and sauna and massage treatment rooms. The hotel also has an onsite bowling alley. Multilingual staff at the 24 hour front desk can offer currency exchange and room service is available during restaurant opening hours. Other amenities include wireless Internet access and complimentary parking.

Deichgraf, the hotel's rustic style restaurant, serves regional and North German specialities as well as international dishes for dinner. Le Bistro restaurant extends to a terrace and offers a small regional and international menu as well as snacks. Breakfast and a buffet lunch are served in the Galerie restaurant. Das Boot bar serves cocktails and other beverages.

The hotel offers 14 conference rooms.

There is a sensory garden at the hotel and biking and hiking trails runs from the grounds. There is also a bowling alley on site.

Guestrooms. The hotel's 134 guestrooms are spread over 12 floors and have bright, simple decor and modern wood furniture. Most rooms have balconies and all have satellite television, direct dial phones, wireless Internet access and minibars. Bathrooms include bathrobes and hair dryers.

Expert Tip. Ahrensburg Castle, brilliant white against a backdrop of lush greenery, was the last truly Renaissance creation to be built in the Schleswig Holstein region. The castle remains full of the belongings and treasures of one Count Schimmelmann who bought the building in 1759.