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Landgut Stober is a historic country estate that offers a serene and sustainable escape from the hustle and bustle of Berlin. Set on the shores of Groß Behnitzer Lake, this elegant hotel combines heritage charm with modern comfort and organic cuisine.
Unique or special aspects
- Landgut Stober is the first certified climate-positive hotel in Germany, meaning it offsets more carbon than it emits.
- The hotel is housed in two buildings: the original manor house, which dates back to 1815 and was once owned by the Siemens family, and the organic ring, a circular wooden structure that blends harmoniously with the landscape.
- The hotel has its own organic farm, bakery and brewery, and sources most of its ingredients from local producers.
- The hotel offers a range of activities and experiences, such as yoga, meditation, cooking classes, wine tastings, boat trips and bike tours.
Setting
Landgut Stober is located in the Havelland region, about 50 km west of Berlin. The hotel is surrounded by a picturesque parkland with ancient trees, flower gardens and a private beach. The area is rich in natural and cultural attractions, such as the Westhavelland Nature Park, the Brandenburg Cathedral and the New Palace.
Style
Landgut Stober combines classic elegance with contemporary design. The manor house features original artworks, antiques and fireplaces, while the organic ring boasts a minimalist aesthetic with natural materials and panoramic windows. The rooms are spacious and cozy, with organic cotton bedding, wooden floors and views of the lake or the park. The restaurant serves creative dishes with seasonal flavors, while the café offers homemade cakes and snacks.
Sustainability
Landgut Stober is committed to sustainability and social responsibility. The hotel has implemented various measures to reduce its environmental impact, such as using renewable energy sources, recycling waste, composting organic matter and avoiding plastic packaging. The hotel also supports local communities and charities, such as schools, kindergartens and animal shelters.
Landgut Stober aims to empower its guests, employees and partners to live more consciously and responsibly. The hotel organizes workshops and events on topics such as mindfulness, health, nutrition and ecology. The hotel also collaborates with local artisans, farmers and entrepreneurs to promote their products and services. The hotel’s motto is “from the past through the present into the future”, reflecting its vision of preserving heritage while embracing innovation.
Rooms
Landgut Stober offers 128 rooms in two categories: manor house rooms and organic ring rooms. The manor house rooms are located in the historic building and have a traditional style with high ceilings, wooden furniture and floral fabrics. The organic ring rooms are located in the modern building and have a sleek style with curved walls, floor-to-ceiling windows and earthy tones. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with organic toiletries, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and minibars.
Things to do
Landgut Stober offers a variety of activities and experiences to suit different tastes and interests. You can relax at the spa or sauna, join a yoga or meditation session or book a massage or beauty treatment. You can also learn new skills or discover new flavors at the cooking classes or wine tastings. You can also rent a bike or a boat to explore the surroundings or join a guided tour to learn more about the history or nature of the area.
Wider region
Landgut Stober is an ideal base for exploring the Havelland region, which is known for its scenic landscapes, cultural heritage and culinary delights. You can visit the nearby towns of Nauen, Brandenburg an der Havel and Potsdam, where you can admire historic monuments, museums and gardens. You can also enjoy nature activities such as hiking, biking, canoeing and birdwatching in the Westhavelland Nature Park or the Plauer See lake. If you want to venture further afield, you can take a train to Berlin or Hamburg.
Getting there
Landgut Stober is easily accessible by car or public transport. If you’re driving from Berlin, you can take the B5 (Heerstrasse) road until you reach Nauen / Groß Behnitz. Then follow the brown signs to Landgut Stober. If you’re taking public transport from Berlin Hauptbahnhof (main station), you can take the RE2 regional train to Nauen Bahnhof (35 minutes) and then take the bus 660 to Groß Behnitz / Landgut Stober (15 minutes). Alternatively, you can book a taxi or a shuttle bus service.
- Limits plastic use
- Carbon neutral
- Recycling
- Solar powered or renewable energy
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- Rural
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- Wifi
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