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Staying in Germany: 15 Resort Hotels Honestly Compared

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Staying in Germany: 15 Resort Hotels Honestly Compared

Discover 15 resort hotels in Germany ranked by location, wellness, and value. Compare lake, forest, and castle resorts before you book.

Staying in Germany: 15 Resort Hotels Honestly Compared

Germany's resort hotel scene spans lakeside retreats in the Black Forest, castle estates in Saxony-Anhalt, nature parks in Saarland, and wellness-focused countryside properties in Lower Saxony and Thuringia. Unlike city hotels, these properties are built around the surrounding landscape - which means your choice of region shapes your entire experience, from what you eat to how you spend your mornings.

What It's Like Staying at a Resort in Germany

Germany is a country where the landscape changes dramatically within a few hours of driving - from the flat heathlands of Lower Saxony to the volcanic hills of the Eifel, the forested ridges of the Harz, and the alpine-edged lakes of the Black Forest. Resort stays here are less about beach clubs and more about deep immersion in certified nature parks, UNESCO World Heritage zones, and regional culinary culture. Crowds concentrate in summer and around Christmas markets, but mid-week stays in shoulder season (late September through early November) offer noticeably quieter conditions. Germany's resort infrastructure is strong on wellness - thermal baths, sauna culture, and organic dining are embedded in how these hotels operate, not added as afterthoughts. That said, rural resorts can be far from airports, and public transport connections are often limited, making a car close to essential for most properties outside major cities.

Why Choose a Resort Hotel in Germany

Resort hotels in Germany consistently offer more than standard accommodation - they're structured around an activity or environment, whether that's a healing climate, a private lake, a Relais & Châteaux estate, or a working brewery. Prices at German resort hotels typically run 20-40% higher than comparable city hotels, but the inclusions - breakfast buffets, spa access, parking, and often half-board - make the effective price gap smaller than it appears. Room sizes in rural resort properties tend to be genuinely larger than urban equivalents, with balconies, lake or forest views, and sitting areas being standard rather than premium upgrades. The main trade-off is mobility: without a car, reaching nearby towns, trailheads, or attractions requires planning. Some resorts mitigate this with shuttle services or bike rentals, but spontaneous day-trip flexibility is more limited than in a city hotel. Families and couples dominate the guest mix at most German resort properties, meaning the atmosphere skews relaxed and the noise level stays manageable even during peak periods.

Practical Booking & Area Strategy for German Resort Hotels

Germany's resort regions each serve a different travel intent. The Harz mountains in Saxony-Anhalt suit hikers and history seekers - Quedlinburg's UNESCO old town and the Bodetal gorge are within easy reach of several castle hotels. The Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony draws visitors looking for flat cycling terrain and birch forest walks, while the Eifel in North Rhine-Westphalia is the closest resort destination to Cologne and Aachen. The Black Forest's Lake Titisee area is one of Germany's most visited resort zones - book at least 6 weeks ahead for summer weekends. Thuringia's Vogtland, around Zeulenroda, remains comparatively underbooked and offers strong value. For first-time visitors combining a resort stay with sightseeing, positioning near the Harz gives access to both wilderness and medieval towns. Those prioritising wellness over sightseeing should look at Saarland or the Lüneburg Heath, where the spa infrastructure is extensive and the roads are quiet. Always check motorway proximity if you're driving between regions - many resorts sit just 15-20 minutes from an Autobahn junction, making multi-stop itineraries across Germany more manageable than the rural addresses suggest.

Resort Hotels in Bavaria & the Black Forest

Bavaria and the Black Forest deliver two of Germany's most scenically distinct resort environments - one bordered by alpine terrain and rivers, the other by lake shores and dense highland forest.

  • 1. Alemannenhof - Boutique Hotel Am Titisee

    8.8 Fabulous
    1619 reviews
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    Alemannenhof - Boutique Hotel Am Titisee sits directly on the shore of Lake Titisee in Hinterzarten, one of the most visited natural lakes in the Black Forest, giving it a geographic advantage that most resorts in the region can't replicate. Every room faces the lake and comes with a balcony or terrace - a meaningful feature at a property where the landscape itself is the draw. The indoor swimming pool, private beach access, and landing pier mean guests rarely need to leave the grounds to access the water. A buffet breakfast with lake views and a restaurant serving local Black Forest dishes rounds out the daily structure. Skiing areas and golf courses are reachable within a short drive, and the hotel accommodates families with a children's playground on site.

    • Private beach area and landing pier on Lake Titisee
    • All rooms with lake-view balcony or terrace
    • Indoor pool plus access to nearby skiing and golf

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  • 2. Natur- & Wellnesshotel Brunner Hof

    9.2 Superb
    68 reviews
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    Natur- & Wellnesshotel Brunner Hof is set in Arnschwang in the Bavarian Forest, around 18 km from Cham, and positions itself squarely as a nature-integrated wellness retreat rather than a typical countryside hotel. The outdoor swimming pool, sauna, hammam, and fitness centre form a complete wellness circuit, while the spa centre adds structured treatment options. Rooms include safety deposit boxes, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and some offer kitchenettes with minibars - a practical detail for longer stays. Free bikes are available on site, and the surrounding terrain supports both cycling and skiing depending on the season. The Drachenhöhle Museum is 6 km away, and the wider Bavarian Forest National Park makes this a strong base for guests who want structured nature access without sacrificing comfort.

    • Outdoor pool, sauna, hammam, and spa centre on site
    • Free bikes provided - useful for exploring the Bavarian Forest trails
    • Some rooms include kitchenettes, suited to multi-night stays

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    US$ 326

  • 3. Weinhotel Rose

    8.2 Very Good
    238 reviews
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    Weinhotel Rose is located in Volkach, a compact wine town in Franconian wine country in northern Bavaria, sitting at the heart of one of Germany's most distinctive wine-producing regions. Volkach's historic market square, surrounded by half-timbered buildings, is within walking distance, making this one of the few resort-style hotels in Bavaria where a car becomes optional for evening strolls. The wine focus sets it apart from the forest and lake resorts in the region - guests here come for vineyard walks, wine tastings, and the cultural depth of the Main river bend towns. Franconian wine (Franken Wein) is bottled in the distinctive Bocksbeutel flask and is rarely found outside this region, which adds genuine culinary exclusivity to a stay here. The surrounding countryside is gentle and bikeable, with river paths along the Main connecting several wine villages.

    • Located in the centre of Franconian wine country near Würzburg
    • Walking access to Volkach's historic old town and vineyards
    • Ideal base for the Franconian Wine Route and Main river cycling paths

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    US$ 167

Resort Hotels in Lower Saxony

Lower Saxony's resort options stretch from the flat, birch-forested Lüneburg Heath to the rural countryside near Celle and Schüttorf, each with its own pace and visitor profile.

  • 1. Hotel Heide Kroepke

    8.1 Very Good
    1638 reviews
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    Hotel Heide Kröpke stands within large grounds on the edge of the Lüneburg Heath in Essel, a privately run property that combines free spa and pool access with proximity to three well-known regional attractions. The Hodenhagen Serengeti Park is 7 km away, the Walsrode Bird Park sits 25 km out, and the Heide-Park Soltau leisure park is 50 km from the hotel - a practical range for day-trip planning. Rooms include satellite TV and a minibar, with bathrobes and a hairdryer in each bathroom. The restaurant serves seafood and regional dishes throughout the day, and the terrace operates in warm weather with homemade cakes and cocktails. Rental bicycles are available, and the surrounding Heath terrain is flat and well-suited for multi-hour cycling routes.

    • Free spa and indoor pool included - no surcharge
    • Proximity to Serengeti Park (7 km) and Bird Park Walsrode (25 km)
    • Rental bicycles available for Lüneburg Heath trail access

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    US$ 108

  • 2. Ringhotel Forellenhof

    8.8 Fabulous
    924 reviews
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    Ringhotel Forellenhof is a family-run hotel in Hünzingen, approximately 2 km from the Vogelpark Walsrode bird park, one of the largest bird parks in the world. The property's own Schnuckenbräu brewery produces homemade beer served directly at the bar - a genuine regional touch that distinguishes it from standard countryside hotels. Breakfast is served buffet-style, and dinner runs à la carte with seasonal specialities. Rooms include cable TV and private bathrooms, with Wi-Fi available throughout. The surrounding landscape supports both cycling and hiking, and bicycle rentals are available on site. Half-board packages including breakfast and a three-course dinner or dinner buffet offer clear value for multi-night stays.

    • On-site Schnuckenbräu brewery with homemade beer at the bar
    • 2 km from Vogelpark Walsrode, one of the world's largest bird parks
    • Half-board packages available with dinner included

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    US$ 113

  • 3. Landhotel Staehle

    8.9 Fabulous
    391 reviews
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    Landhotel Stähle is positioned near Schüttorf in western Lower Saxony, close to the Dutch border, with an indoor pool, sauna, solarium, and fitness facilities forming the core of its wellness offer. All rooms include a balcony, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a private bathroom - a consistent standard across the property. The historic centre of Schüttorf, with its Town Hall and the Great Church, is 3.5 km away. Schüttorf Railway Station is a 10-minute drive, and Münster Osnabrück International Airport is reachable in under an hour, making this one of the more transport-accessible rural resorts in Lower Saxony. A free shuttle service is available, and free parking is provided on site. The surrounding countryside is well-mapped for cycling and hiking routes.

    • Indoor pool, sauna, solarium, and fitness room - full wellness circuit
    • Free shuttle service plus free parking on site
    • Under one hour from Münster Osnabrück Airport

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    US$ 188

  • 8.6 Fabulous
    723 reviews
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    Hotel Celler Tor is a family-run 4-star property located 3.5 km outside Celle, a well-preserved half-timbered town in Lower Saxony with one of the most intact medieval old quarters in northern Germany. The sauna area stands out for its variety - a 90°C stove sauna, organic sauna, salt-wall sauna, infrared sauna, and a crushed-ice spring, available Monday through Saturday from 3pm to 8pm. Two swimming pools, a fitness room, a children's play area, and function rooms for up to 160 guests give this property genuine resort breadth. The restaurant serves regional and international dishes with a rotating menu, and the Bar & Lounge provides tap beer and cocktails. Guests also receive a discount at a nearby 18-hole golf course, a useful detail for those planning longer stays.

    • Five-variant sauna complex including salt-wall and infrared options
    • Two swimming pools plus fitness and children's facilities
    • Discount access to a nearby 18-hole golf course

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    US$ 136

Resort Hotels in Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt & North Rhine-Westphalia

Central and western Germany's resort options range from eco-certified lakeside hotels in Thuringia to Relais & Châteaux castle estates in Mecklenburg and wellness resorts embedded in protected nature parks.

  • 8.8 Fabulous
    703 reviews
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    Bio-Seehotel Zeulenroda is a 4-star superior hotel positioned directly on the Zeulenroda bathing lake in Thuringia's Vogtland region, with a beach promenade, indoor swimming pool, and a full Beauty and Wellness Lounge with several saunas. What separates this property from comparable lakeside resorts in Germany is its food programme: around 95% of the food served is certified organic, and around 80% of beverages meet the same standard - supported by an in-house baker and butcher. Panoramic windows and natural materials including wooden floors feature in all rooms. The entire hotel is wheelchair accessible throughout. The A4 motorway is a 15-minute drive away, which makes it more reachable than its rural setting suggests.

    • Directly on the Zeulenroda bathing lake with beach promenade access
    • Around 95% organic food programme with in-house baker and butcher
    • Full wheelchair accessibility throughout the property

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    US$ 265

  • 2. Schlosshotel Stecklenberg

    9.3 Superb
    576 reviews
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    Schlosshotel Stecklenberg occupies a grand castle in the Stecklenberg district of Thale, surrounded by the wooded hills of the Harz region in Saxony-Anhalt. Rooms and suites feature Italian period furniture and minibars, and some include balconies with forest views. The location is genuinely strong for sightseeing: Quedlinburg, a UNESCO World Heritage city, is a 10-minute drive away, and the Bodetal valley, the Teufelsmauer rock formation, and the ruins of Stecklenburg and Lauenburg castles are all within easy reach. Breakfast is served on the terrace to birdsong - a detail that reflects the property's integration with its surroundings rather than just its architectural heritage. The spa area includes a sauna that must be reserved in advance.

    • 10 minutes from Quedlinburg UNESCO World Heritage city
    • Italian period furniture and balcony options in rooms and suites
    • Surrounded by Harz hiking terrain including the Bodetal valley

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    US$ 139

  • 3. Parkhotel Weiskirchen

    8.3 Very Good
    452 reviews
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    Parkhotel Weiskirchen is located in Weiskirchen inside the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park, one of Germany's largest protected landscapes straddling Saarland and Rhineland-Palatinate. The hotel's direct access to the neighbouring Vitalis Bäderzentrum is the defining feature - a 25-metre swimming pool, massage pool, and a 1,500m² sauna area form one of the most extensive spa complexes attached to any resort hotel in western Germany. Guests can also use the Charmant Relaxen beauty and wellness studio and the Bistro Vitalis beach bar. Two restaurants operate on site: the Vier Jahreszeiten for gourmet cuisine, and the Brasserie with a terrace for regional snacks. Leisure activities including cycling, hiking, and Nordic walking are accessible directly from the hotel. Facilities for disabled guests are included.

    • Direct access to Vitalis spa with a 1,500m² sauna area and 25m pool
    • Two restaurants on site covering both gourmet and casual dining
    • Positioned inside the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park - hiking from the door

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    US$ 145

  • 4. Dormio Resort Eifeler Tor

    8.5 Fabulous
    946 reviews
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    Dormio Resort Eifeler Tor is set in Heimbach in the North Rhine-Westphalia section of the Eifel, 50 km from Cologne and 30 km from Aachen - one of the most accessible resort locations in Germany for visitors arriving via Cologne Bonn Airport, which is 55 km away. The resort format includes self-catering apartments with private bathrooms, balconies or terraces, and flat-screen TVs with cable, alongside shared facilities including a sauna, indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, and children's playground. A home-brewed beer is available at the bar - a locally rooted detail. Cycling and fishing are the primary outdoor activities, with bike hire available on site. The property also has a kids' club, business centre, and gift shop, giving it genuine resort breadth beyond a standard hotel structure.

    • Sauna, indoor pool, and seasonal outdoor pool on site
    • Self-catering apartments with balconies - suited to stays of several nights
    • 50 km from Cologne and 55 km from Cologne Bonn Airport

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    US$ 237

Resort Hotels in Hamburg, Hanover & Hesse

Northern and central Germany's resort-style hotels sit closer to major urban centres, offering a practical middle ground between city access and countryside retreat.

  • 1. Best Western Plus Hotel Boettcherhof

    8.9 Fabulous
    1862 reviews
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    Best Western Plus Hotel Böttcherhof is a privately run 4-star property in Hamburg with a wellness area that goes well beyond what most urban hotels provide - two saunas, a eucalyptus steam room, a Kneipp bath, multi-sensory showers, relaxation rooms, and a fitness room equipped with 13 Technogym machines. Rooms include large flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea and coffee facilities. The restaurant serves regional specialities alongside international dishes, and the non-smoking bar offers cocktails and beers. Transport links are practical: the 160 or 260 bus stops directly in front of the hotel, reaching Horner Rennbahn Underground Station in 7 minutes. At weekends, a free shuttle to the same station is available on request. This positions the hotel as a resort-standard stay with Hamburg connectivity.

    • Wellness area with two saunas, Kneipp bath, and 13 Technogym machines
    • Weekend free shuttle to Horner Rennbahn Underground Station
    • Tea and coffee facilities in all rooms - practical for extended stays

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    US$ 151

  • 8.8 Fabulous
    6663 reviews
    H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham

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    H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection by Wyndham is positioned close to the Hanover Exhibition Centre and the TUI Arena, with a large spa including a 15-metre swimming pool that elevates it above standard conference-adjacent hotels. All rooms are air-conditioned - relatively uncommon in German hotels outside the luxury tier - and include satellite TV and private bathrooms. The restaurant features a distinctive glass pyramid and serves regional and international cuisine, while the Dubliner pub offers an Irish-themed alternative with beer garden access. The Leine-Centre shopping complex is 300 metres away. The property provides excellent access to the A2 and A7 motorways, sits 20 minutes from Hanover city centre, and is 30 minutes from Hanover Airport - a range that covers both leisure and business visitors efficiently.

    • 15-metre indoor swimming pool in the spa area
    • Air conditioning in all rooms - uncommon at this price point in Germany
    • 30 minutes from Hanover Airport with motorway access to A2 and A7

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    US$ 75

  • 3. Hotel Hessischer Hof

    8.9 Fabulous
    621 reviews
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    Hotel Hessischer Hof is a 3-star superior family-run hotel with over 100 years of history, located in Melsungen, an officially recognised climatic health resort in Hesse. The town's clean air designation is not a marketing phrase - Melsungen holds a formal Klimaheilbad classification, reflecting its air quality and natural environment. The hotel is a 2-minute walk from the old quarter and 5 minutes from the Schloss residence, placing 16th-century buildings, the Gothic Stadtkirche church, and the Eulenturm tower within easy walking distance. Rooms are modernised but retain a cosy character, and the restaurant focuses on Hessian regional specialities and seasonal dishes. A garden with a sunbathing area provides outdoor relaxation without leaving the property. Free parking and free WiFi are included.

    • Located in a state-certified climatic health resort (Klimaheilbad)
    • 2-minute walk to Melsungen's historic old quarter and 16th-century landmarks
    • Over 100 years of family-run history with regional Hessian cuisine

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    US$ 137

Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz - Premium Castle Resort in Mecklenburg

Standing apart from the other properties in this guide, Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz operates at a different level of positioning - a 5-star Relais & Châteaux estate in rural Mecklenburg that combines antique-furnished rooms with gourmet dining and estate activities.

  • 1. Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz

    9.0 Superb
    107 reviews
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    Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz in Hohen Demzin is one of Germany's most awarded castle hotels, carrying Relais & Châteaux membership - a designation that reflects independently verified standards across cuisine, service, and accommodation. Each room and suite is individually styled with Biedermeier-period furniture, luxury bed linen, and wooden flooring - no two rooms are identical, which is a genuine differentiator in a country where most resort hotels operate with standardised room categories. Two restaurants operate within the estate: the Rittersaal for creative fine dining and the Louise as an alternative dining venue. The wellness area includes a sauna, steam room, and massage treatments on request. Cooking classes and horse-drawn carriage trips are available as estate activities. An airport shuttle is provided, making this one of the few rural German resorts with structured arrival logistics.

    • Relais & Châteaux member - independently audited quality standards
    • Two on-site restaurants including the Rittersaal for fine dining
    • Airport shuttle available - rare for a rural German castle resort

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Smart Timing & Booking Strategy for German Resort Hotels

Germany's resort calendar has clear peaks and quieter windows worth knowing before you book. July and August are the busiest months across all resort regions - lake properties like Alemannenhof at Titisee and Bio-Seehotel Zeulenroda fill quickly, and rates reflect that demand. The Christmas and New Year period drives a secondary spike, particularly at castle and wellness resorts in the Harz and Thuringia. Shoulder season - mid-September through late October - offers the most favourable combination of mild weather, reduced rates, and thinner crowds, especially for hiking-focused stays in the Harz or Eifel. For peak summer, aim to book around 6 weeks in advance for lake-view rooms. Mid-week stays (Tuesday through Thursday check-in) typically run cheaper than weekend arrivals at family-run properties across Lower Saxony and Hesse. Last-minute availability does appear in November and early December at properties like the Ringhotel Forellenhof and Hotel Hessischer Hof, where corporate and group bookings drop off outside peak travel periods. For Burg Schlitz and other premium estate properties, advance booking of at least 8 weeks is realistic for summer and holiday weekends. Half-board packages at rural resorts consistently represent better value than room-only rates once you factor in the limited dinner alternatives nearby.

  • What It's Like Staying at a Resort in Germany
  • Why Choose a Resort Hotel in Germany
  • Practical Booking & Area Strategy for German Resort Hotels
  • Resort Hotels in Bavaria & the Black Forest

    • 1. Alemannenhof - Boutique Hotel Am Titisee
    • 2. Natur- & Wellnesshotel Brunner Hof
    • 3. Weinhotel Rose
  • Resort Hotels in Lower Saxony

    • 4. Hotel Heide Kroepke
    • 5. Ringhotel Forellenhof
    • 6. Landhotel Staehle
    • 7. Hotel Celler Tor
  • Resort Hotels in Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt & North Rhine-Westphalia

    • 8. Bio-Seehotel Zeulenroda
    • 9. Schlosshotel Stecklenberg
    • 10. Parkhotel Weiskirchen
    • 11. Dormio Resort Eifeler Tor
  • Resort Hotels in Hamburg, Hanover & Hesse

    • 12. Best Western Plus Hotel Boettcherhof
    • 13. H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham
    • 14. Hotel Hessischer Hof
  • Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz - Premium Castle Resort in Mecklenburg

    • 15. Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz
  • Smart Timing & Booking Strategy for German Resort Hotels
Hotels featured in this article
1. Alemannenhof - Boutique Hotel Am Titisee
2. Natur- & Wellnesshotel Brunner Hof
3. Weinhotel Rose
4. Hotel Heide Kroepke
5. Ringhotel Forellenhof
6. Landhotel Staehle
7. Hotel Celler Tor
8. Bio-Seehotel Zeulenroda
9. Schlosshotel Stecklenberg
10. Parkhotel Weiskirchen
11. Dormio Resort Eifeler Tor
12. Best Western Plus Hotel Boettcherhof
13. H4 Hotel Hannover Messe, Trademark Collection By Wyndham
14. Hotel Hessischer Hof
15. Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz
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