Landhaus Stricker

Sylt / Tinnum, Germany

4.3/5

8 Reviews

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Our 38 rooms, suites and villas

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central location on Sylt island

creative cuisine

various sauna options

family friendly

brick & thatch hotel-village

Landhaus Stricker is the ideal place for a wonderful holiday on Sylt, an island with exceptional natural surroundings and particularly pure air. You will feel in top form there whatever the weather, whether browsing through the library, swimming in the heated pool or lounging on the beach, well protected by a strandkorb, the wickered beach chair used on the North Sea coasts. The 500 m² spa provides fitness, relaxation and treatments. And as a finishing touch, there are culinary delights created by chef Holger Bodendorf. You will appreciate his culinary creations with a Mediterranean flair: Tuna & Cucumber: marinated tuna, fried tuna, tuna tartar, cucumber drop, cucumber mousse, bergamot foam.

Our commitments

Landhaus Stricker is a luxurious boutique hotel on the Germany’s most northerly isle—Sylt. The island is considered one of the last true wildernesses in central Europe and is celebrated for its stunning natural beauty. Yet this unique ecosystem is under threat from continual erosion by the sea.
Previous attempts to contain the problem using concrete breakwaters proved futile, but the formation, in 2007, of the government-backed Küstenschutz Sylt (Sylt Coastal Protection), has finally delivered effective protection for the island’s coastline. Landhaus Stricker and its four partner hotels on the island have provided continual support to Küstenschutz Sylt. Every year the partners hold a “friends-of-the-island” promotional month. This helps raise awareness among visitors about the crucial importance of protecting the island. The hotels host a series of guided tours, highlighting key areas for conservation. During the month, the hotels gather donations from guests for the cause. They also divert a proportion of the price of every overnight stay to the association’s work.

Meet your hosts

Chef owner

Holger Bodendorf

Read stories of the property

2023-09-02

Preserving The Little-Known Treasures of Sylt Island

United by their pursuit of perfection and passion for sustainability, Holger Bodendorf, host and chef at Landhaus Stricker Hotel, and Blancpain Manufacture de Haute Horlogerie are committed to protecting Sylt island, a unique site of conservation. Nature, after all, is our greatest treasure.

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This property welcomes groups or events. 2 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 30

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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Landhaus Stricker

Biking trip

The best way to explore the beauty of the Island is definitely be bike. Especially during spring and summer time I take a ride on my bike on every day off. One day I take a tour to the North for an ice cream at the ‘Sylter Eismanufaktur’, next time it may be a trip to the south, enjoying a sun downer in one of the restaurants in the dunes, on the way. We do have plenty of cycle paths, aside the streets, along the dunes or through the fields. Passing by little villages a bike offers you the opportunity to stop wherever a nice little cafe catches your attention.

Mud Flat hiking tour

The ‘Wattenmeer’ (Wadden Sea) at the east coast of the island is very unique with its wildlife. There are only a few beaches at the east coast, hence here you may find a lot of quiet places even in high season. A hiking tour – it is recommended to only take the guided tours – is recreative, informative and a lot of fun, especially for children. Staying at the bankside you may even dare your individual tour during low tide to enjoy the refreshing feeling for feet, legs and your mood. Further in the north the low tide offers views and visits of oyster beds of the famous ‘Sylter Royal’ – and afterwards visit Dittmeyer’s Austern Compagnie to indulge in fresh oysters.

Itinerary - From the North Sea to the Baltic Sea

Travel for a week from east to west along Germany’s coast to experience untamed nature and the Baltic’s seaside resorts <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/from-the-north-sea-to-the-baltic-sea" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>

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