Lubeck hotels in Baltic Sea Coast, Germany
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Scandic Lubeck
Area: Lubeck, Lubeck,
Traveler opinion: 4.0 out of 5
Built in 1991, the hotel is situated on the edge of Lubecks medieval city centre, by the historic gate at the …
Best Western Hotel Aquamarin Luebeck
Area: Lubeck, Luebeck
Traveler opinion: 3.0 out of 5
Themes: Pet-friendly Hotel, Self-catering Hotel
Modern hotel located next to Lübecker Bay, two kilometres from Lübeck's old town and landmark Holstentor Gate. The …
Hotel Excelsior
Area: Lubeck, Lubeck,
Traveler opinion: 5.0 out of 5
Themes: Historic Hotel
Hotel Excelsior is centrally located in the beautiful Hanseatic city of Lübeck, and it is only 400 yards to either …
Golden Tulip Luebecker Hof
Area: Lubeck, Stockelsdorf
Themes: Pet-friendly Hotel
Modern hotel built in a maritime style, located three kilometres from the old town and 65 kilometres from Hamburg …
Top Ccl Klassik Altstadt
Area: Lubeck, Luebeck
Themes: Design/Boutique Hotel
The TOP CityLine Klassik Altstadt Hotel is a private managed 4**** star hotel located directly in the city center …
Columbia Hotel Casino Travemuende
Area: Lubeck, Travemuende
Themes: Casino Hotel, Luxury Hotel, Spa Hotel
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21 Hotels in Baltic Sea Coast
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- Pet-friendly Hotel (3)
- Spa Hotel (3)
- Beach Hotel (2)
- Historic Hotel (2)
- Golden Tulip (2)
- Accor (1)
- Best Western (1)
- Maritim Hotels (1)
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Lubeck, Baltic Sea Coast Hotels
Former queen of the Hanseatic League, the medieval city of Lubeck has some of the best Gothic architecture in Germany. The main landmark is the Holsten Gate with its cone spires, while the entire old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The beach at Travemunde has been a popular resort since 1802. The home of marzipan, Lubeck also holds a famous Christmas market and has museums dedicated to writers Thomas Mann and Gunter Grass.
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