History you can touch

The Scheelehof is not just a single building — it is a whole ensemble. Five listed buildings on Fährstraße, right by the old harbor of Stralsund, together form a hotel that is truly one of a kind.
Brick walls that have witnessed centuries, historical structures, vaults, uneven floors, old beams: Here, you don't just feel the history as a backdrop — you truly live within it.

No room in the Scheelehof is like another. Because the five houses have different eras, floor plans, and characters, each room is a unique gem — sometimes with original brick vaults, sometimes with wooden beam ceilings, sometimes with views of the old harbor, and sometimes tucked away in a quiet courtyard. If you come twice, you'll stay in a different house.

Stralsund has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2002. The old town, with St. Nicholas Church, the Town Hall at the Old Market, and the old merchant houses, is so well preserved that strolling through the narrow streets feels like time traveling.
Not a museum backdrop, but a vibrant place with real restaurants, real people, and real history. The Ozeaneum at the harbor — one of the best marine museums in Germany — is within walking distance.

Since June 2026, the Scheelehof has been part of the Lieblingsplatz family — the newest and at the same time the most historic house in the group.
In the restaurant Zum Scheele, guests can enjoy a changing 3-course menu with ingredients from Vorpommern daily from 5 PM.

The sauna area in the house — featuring a Finnish sauna, bio sauna, steam bath, ice fountain, and relaxation area — is the perfect way to unwind after a long day in the old town.

Via the Rügen Bridge, Germany's largest island can be reached in under ten minutes — with chalk cliffs, Jasmund National Park, and the seaside resorts of Binz and Sellin.
The parking garage at the harbor is right next door.
Stralsund and Rügen together: a combination that deserves at least a week of your time.