Familotel Unter den Linden Stralsund

Unter den Linden is a family friendly hotel in the quiet Grünhufe district of Stralsund. It features classically furnished rooms, a sauna and a massage parlour.

The bright and spacious rooms at the Hotel Unter den Linden come equipped with modern furniture and satellite TV. Some rooms open out on to a private patio.

Guests can try specialities from the Mecklenburg region, as well as hearty German favourites in the elegant hotel restaurant. In summer, meals and drinks are served on the terrace.

Younger guests are welcome to use the kid's club. This includes a playground with slide and mini fortress, a large playroom and a library. There is a frequent family entertainment programme with Happy the Clown.

Stralsund’s UNESCO-listed city centre, the Ozeaneum Aquarium and the Strelasund Seaway are all just a 10-minute drive away from the Familotel.

Rooms: 39
Rate: 30 - 170 EUR
Hotel chain: Familotel

We offer 38 harmoniously furnished guest rooms comprising 25 non-smoking rooms, 5 smoking rooms and 8 junior suites. All rooms are of equal standard but vary in size.

Our 8 junior suites include a sofa bed as standard, and they also offer sufficient space for a cot.

The hotel restaurant and the Lindenrestaurant offer excellent gastronomy. Our chef creates captivating meals including meat and fish specialities. We will spoil you with German, Italian and Greek delicacies.

Lindenrestaurant opening hours:
Monday – Friday: 17:00 – 22:00
Saturday, Sunday, national holidays: 17:00 – 23:00

The hotel restaurant is open daily from 7:00 until 10:00. During this time you may serve yourself from our breakfast buffet.

The hotel is located at the gateway to the island of Rügen, which can be seen in the distance, past the three imposing churches which dominate the cityscape. Surrounded by water, Stralsund’s Old Town is characterised by its brilliant red brick gothic buildings. Numerous listed buildings, colourful gabled houses, medieval monasteries and the impressive town hall invite you to take leisurely walks through the city, which was established in 1234.

Various brick gothic constructions bearing witness to the city’s medieval past can be found within the city walls. In 2002 the Old Towns of Stralsund and Wismar were made UNESCO world heritage sites.

Stralsund’s wide variety of attractions offers something for everyone. Here is a small selection:
- the German Maritime Museum, located in an early gothic monastic church, boasts Germany’s largest turtle aquarium
- the Museum of Cultural History, which occupies four listed buildings, harbours (amongst other things) a unique collection of early medieval gold jewellery from the island of Hiddensee
- the 13th-century town hall with its unique façade
- the parish churches of St. Mary, St. Jacob and St. Nicholas
- the Franciscan Monastery, Monastery of Saint Catherine and the Monastery of the Holy Spirit
- the city wall with its preserved city gates (the Kniepertor and the Kütertor)
- the harbour island with its old storage buildings