The historic SCHLOSS Hotel combines modern relaxation and wellness with the unique charm of the 19th century. Stylish and contemporary interiors blend to create an authentic atmosphere. Guests can choose from 175 rooms, including various types of suites and accessible rooms. Two restaurants and a bar provide convivial dining experiences. Most of the produce comes from regional farms. Since 2015, a hands-on, sustainable farm in Göhren-Lebbin has complemented the SCHLOSS Hotel’s offerings with over 3,000 m² of vegetable cultivation as well as cattle and chicken farming—in keeping with the philosophy “Know where it comes from.”

The wellness & spa offerings include a heated outdoor pool, a sauna area, treatments, a fitness room, and the WellActive Tour developed by experts. Retreats and wellness weeks on topics such as sleep promotion, fitness, and rejuvenation take place regularly.

As a golf hotel, SCHLOSS Hotel Fleesensee offers several 18-hole courses in the Fleesensee region, a driving range, a golf academy, and club fitting services for the courses. The breathtaking natural scenery of the Mecklenburg Lake District serves as the backdrop.

The castle hotel also offers stylish rooms and packages for private or professional events and conferences. Guests can also choose from numerous seasonal and themed hotel packages.

A bit of history:

In 1842, Count Ludwig II von Blücher had a castle built in the Lebbin district, outside the estate grounds of the time. As early as 1843, the town of Göhren-Lebbin was renamed “Blücher.” In 1871, the entire estate passed to Hubert von Thiele-Winckler. After a devastating fire in 1912, Raban von Thiele-Winckler reconstructed the castle in 1914 in a simple, Baroque-inspired style. In 1926, the estate was leased. In 1933–34, it was sold to the “Deutsche Erde” Siedlungsgesellschaft mbH and to Major Erich Barfurth. During World War II, the castle was used as a school and living quarters; from 1945 onward, it served various purposes, such as a military hospital, a kindergarten, or the administration of a collective farm (LPG). In 1973, the Kohlekontor Berlin began renovations, and in 1979, it was converted into a vacation home. In 1990, it was operated as a hotel under the name “Schloss Blücher.” Following extensive restoration beginning in 1997, it opened on April 28, 2000, as the Radisson SAS Resort Schloss Fleesensee. Further name changes and modernizations followed, most recently in 2015 with the new name “SCHLOSS Hotel Fleesensee.” Since 2016, all areas have undergone comprehensive renovation, with work scheduled for completion in 2021.