Hotel STOLTERAA

Nestled in the charming town of Warnemünde, just a few steps from the pristine white sands of the Baltic Sea, you’ll find the traditional “Hotel Stolteraa,” formerly known as “Haus Hohenzollern.” Here, you can indulge in relaxing and memorable days and nights on the fine, white beach or enjoy invigorating walks and bike rides through the picturesque coastal landscape, all while enjoying the refreshing sea breeze and healthy climate.

There is no doubt that Warnemünde is one of the most beautiful and traditional German seaside resorts on the Baltic coast. This former fishing village boasts 800 years of history and 160 years of tradition as a seaside resort. It was here that the iconic beach chair made its debut in 1883.

With miles of pristine white beaches, charming fishermen’s houses, and the picturesque Alte Strom lined with sailors, excursion boats, and fishermen selling their fresh catch right from their cutters, Warnemünde exudes a unique and captivating charm.

In addition to the iconic lighthouse, one of the most popular landmarks in Warnemünde is the Teepott, built in 1967. Visitors can enjoy the mesmerizing sight of large cruise ships, tall sailing ships, ferries, and cargo ships arriving and departing up close. The Warnemünde sailing area is renowned as one of the most popular regatta areas in Europe.

Every July, the international sailing event, Warnemünde Week, attracts sailing enthusiasts from around the world. Another annual highlight is the HanseSail in August, where numerous tall and traditional sailing ships gather from all over the globe, creating a spectacular maritime festival.