Stammershalle Badehotel

Stammershalle Badehotel is a unique bathing hotel built in 1911 on rocky ground along one of Bornholm's most beautiful coastlines between Tejn and Gudhjem. Experience the sunny island of Bornholm and pamper yourself and your loved ones in a relaxed atmosphere in the restaurant's beautiful premises.

Sdr. Strandvej 128, 3760 Gudhjem

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  • Bornholm
  • Copenhagen Area
  • Beach hotel
  • Weekend stay
  • Mini break
  • Gastronomy
  • Mini-break-offer
  • Super rate
  • half-board-offer

Hotel Facilities

  • Bicycle loan/rental
  • Free wifi
  • Free parking
  • Restaurant
  • Non smoking
  • Charging station
  • Airport: 30 km
  • Train: Ingen tog på øen
  • Busstop: 20 meter
  • Beach: 30 meter
  • Fishing: 30 meter
  • Golf: 6 km
  • 35 Rooms

Stays and sleepovers atStammershalle Badehotel

Take a swim in the Baltic Sea

Stammershalle Badehotel is a unique bathing hotel built in 1911 on rocky ground along one of Bornholm's most beautiful coastlines between Tejn and Gudhjem. A view that has captivated the place's guests for a whole century.

Opposite the hotel, a number of Bronze and Iron Age tombs have been found. Flint tools, pottery, bronze jewelery, etc. have been found in the graves. In the immediate area you will also find Troldeskoven and Døndalen which are Denmark's largest waterfalls as well as Helligdomsklipperne and Bornholms Kunstmuseum. It's about. 10 km to Hammershus.

If you have the courage to explore the area by bike, it is possible to rent these from us at the reception. To the east is Bornholm's Art Museum with changing exhibitions. Of course, there is also a permanent exhibition with many of our talented artists, both living and deceased. The local bus routes stop right outside the hotel. The route to the north runs towards Allinge and Hammershus Ruin. If you are more into shopping, the bus runs east to both Gudhjem and Svaneke, both of which are very beautiful old towns that should be experienced.

For golf enthusiasts, there are only approx. 3.5 km to Rø Golf Club, which has 2 golf courses. Old Course is a beautiful but challenging course with rocks and lake, while New Course is one of Denmark's longest courses with a view of the Baltic Sea and Christians Ø.

In the seaside hotel's restaurant, the staff is ready to pamper you and your loved ones. You are invited inside in a relaxed atmosphere in the restaurant's beautiful rooms, where the beach hotel's piano creates a cozy atmosphere.

The kitchen creates well-prepared menus with a base and inspiration according to the season and from the local area around us. The restaurant offers 4 and 7-course menus every evening, which are also offered in a vegetarian version. On Sundays, our popular Bubble Brunch is served consisting of both buffet and dishes served at the table. There is a breakfast buffet every day between 07.30-10.00.

Breakfast is served in the hotel's restaurant accompanied by the most beautiful sunrise in the east and it is based on Bornholm products and a large part is homemade.

The Stammershalle Badehotel has 16 rooms, junior suites and suites. Most have the most beautiful sea views. The decor of the hotel is very bright and simple, bringing the guest back to the tranquility and well-being of former times. From March 2022, stays will also be offered in 11 newly renovated rooms directly opposite the beach hotel, with sea views and some with a beautiful bathtub.

There is access to tennis court, jetty and sauna.

Directions

Sdr. Strandvej 128
3760 Gudhjem

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Attractions nearby of Stammershalle Badehotel

  • Photo: Martin Birk

    Døndalen

    1.81 km

    Denmarks highest waterfall
    In the middle of the Døndalen (translatable as “The Thunder Valley”) you’ll find Denmark’s highest waterfall – with around 20 metres (or 65 ft). From the cliff called Amtmandsstenen, “the stone of the bailiff”, you’ll have a unique and breathtaking view over the tree tops, the sea and all the way to Christiansø..

    Hiking in Døndalen
    The easiest hiking tour through Døndalen to the waterfall is about 2 kilometres or 1.2 miles in total. It will take you approximately an hour to walk, and the trail is solid – so that you even can take your pushchair with you.

    Take on your rubber boots
    During winter and spring we would recommend to you to take on your rubber boots, when you go hiking in the Døndalen. Because of the rain and melted snow, the waterlevel in the creek will be significantly higher during winter and spring, than during summer and fall.

    Read more : Døndalen
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    Bornholms Kunstmuseum

    2.63 km

    Exceptional collection art connected with Bornholm, from 1800 until present day. Main emphasis on Kr. Zahrtmann, Holger Drachmann and the later school Edv. Weie, K. Isakson, Olaf-Rude, Niels Lergaard and Oluf Hoest. Also a fine collection of arts and crafts from 1900 until pre- sent.
    Read more : Bornholms Kunstmuseum
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    Helligdomsklipperne

    3.86 km

    Helligdomsklipperne on Bornholm
    The stunning Sanctuary Cliffs on the northeast side of Bornholms coastline are among the most important landmarks of Bornholm and even Denmark.

    See the coastline, walk into different caves and see the special cave spiders in the up to 60 metre deep caves.

    Boat trip between Gudhjem and the Helligdomsklipper
    During summer you can take the beautiful tourboat M/S Thor for a trip between the cliffs and Gudhjem and walk back along the coastal path (or vice versa). The sight on either ways is breathtaking.

    Read more : Helligdomsklipperne
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    Allinge Kirke

    5.74 km

    Allinge church was erected about 1500, and extended in 1896. In 1962 a new frobenius organ was installed. In and around the church are placed several grave stones to commemorate generals who served at Hammershus. The church was renovated in 1992.
    Read more : Allinge Kirke
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    Rø Plantage

    6.5 km

    Rø Plantage was planted with trees from 1866 to 1875 ifl Højlyngen, a stony, heathery pastureland that formerly covered large parts of the island. This planted woodland is a varied, hilly area containing many small lakes and bogs and is transected by rift valleys.
    Borgesø Lake was formed by damming up a stream, and one of its purposes has been to store windfalls after a storm in 1967.

    Foto: Finn Hansen
    Read more : Rø Plantage
  • Photo: Kristoffer Linus

    Hammershus

    7.84 km

    The largest castle ruin in Northern Europe
    Experience the largest castle ruin in Northern Europe and the most popular attraction on Bornholm – a place to fire the imagination and bring the history of Bornholm to life. The oldest part of the fortress was probably built in the early 12th century to consolidate control of the island by the Archbishop of Lund (which was then part of Denmark), which he had acquired through a treaty with King Svend III Grathe of Denmark.

    Quite new research and excavations from 2015 however seem to prove the fact, that the castle first was ready around the year 1300, and should have been built by Jens Grand – archbishop in Lund from 1289-1302.

    For the next 500 years Hammershus was the stronghold of the island’s various rulers. Hammershus was rebuilt and extended on several occasions.

    Hammershus is handed back
    Until the mid-15th century, Crown and church fought. Bornholm remained an important pawn in the game, with the king taking Hammershus, and with it control of Bornholm, several times. Every time, though, the island was handed back to the archiepiscopal see, for the last time by King Valdemar IV Atterdag in 1362. This time, however, the bishop recognised the right of the Crown to demand the return of Hammershus when the king so wished. But it was not until 1522 that King Christian II exercised this right and asked for the castle to be handed back.

    Leonora Christina and Corfitz Ulfeldt
    In 1660-61 Danish King Christian IV’s daughter, Leonora Christina, and her husband, Corfitz Ulfeldt, were imprisoned in the castle for treason. A dramatic escape down the walls and cliffs failed.

    Hammershus – the old fortress
    Hammershus retained its role of defending Bornholm right up until the end of the 17th century, when the defence of Denmark’s easternmost territory passed to the defences on Christiansø and at Rønne. In 1743 Hammershus was finally abandoned as a stronghold and the people of Bornholm were free to gather building materials from the site until 1822, when the ruins were put on the national historic register.

    Hammershus Visitor Center 
    Experience Hammershus in a new way from the visitor center at Hammershus. From the visitor center you can see Hammershus in a panoramic view. The visitor center also has a fascinating exhibition where you can read the incredible history of the castle ruin. Read more about the visitor center here.

    Brohusets shop and café
    Within the Visitor Centre you’ll find the new Brohusets shop and café.
    Read more here.

    No climbing on the walls
    Please note, that Hammershus is an old castle ruin. But even though the ruin is restored, you are not allowed to climb or walk on the walls.

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    Read more : Hammershus
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    Gudhjem Museum

    7.69 km

    The museum is situated in a former railway station designed by Aage Rafn and Kay Fisker in 1916.
    Read more : Gudhjem Museum
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    Jons Kapel

    9.27 km

    Jons Kapel på Bornholm
    Jons Kapel is a dry cave in the freestanding cliff Jons Kirke (Jon’s Church). You’ll find the formation close to the former restaurant/café Gines Minde.

    Jon wanted to christian Bornholm
    The legend says that the monk Jon came to the island to christian Bornholm. He was said to live in the cave and the islanders came down to him in order to see, who he was and to hear, what he had to say. Jon preached God’s word from the bible and more and more liked, what he was telling. In the end Jon had to preach from the pulpit like rockformation besides the “church”.

    Many steps down to the rock formation
    It is not quite sure, how many steps it will take you to go down to Jons Chapel. Some say 108 steps, other say 168, others again say 172 or 173 and some have even counted 183 and 188 steps. Try to count yourself!

    Read more : Jons Kapel
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    Salomons Kapel

    8.91 km

    Ruins of a small medieval chapel. One of Bornholm´s oldest holy springs is located northwest of the churchyard embankment.The ruins are locatede on the costal path around Hammerknuden.
    Photo Finn Hansen
    Read more : Salomons Kapel
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    Bornholms Rovfugleshow - Dyrenes Oase

    12.1 km

    Bornholm Birds of Prey Show has a lot to offer. When you arrive at the scene your first experience will be the fabulous nature. The nature surrounding us consists of streams, lakes, cliffs, and a marvellous view. Then you enter our show room which contains pictures, information sheets, as well as items on exhibition.
    In our inside department you can enjoy a snack in the warmth of the fire side.
    When time is up we all go outside where the falconer presents his birds. There will be plenty of various birds of prey to watch – amongst others owls and kestrels which will fly around you on their own. If you are lucky you may get to hold one of the birds on your hand.
    When the show has finished we all return to the exhibition where you’ll have the possibility to buy souvenirs and have a chat with the falconer.
    Read more : Bornholms Rovfugleshow - Dyrenes Oase
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    Ekkodalen

    14.65 km

    Ekkodalen is Bornholms longest rift valley
    Ekkodalen in the Almindingen forest on Bornholm is the island’s longest rift valley (abt. 15 kilometres or abt. 10 miles), and ranges about 2 kms through the forest Almindingen itself.

    Echo in the Echo Valley
    When you visit Ekkodalen on Bornholm, make sure to test the echo. Try to call towards the cliffside and listen for the echo to come back. The best point to hear the echo is at the H.C. Ørsteds Kilde (well) abt. 20 metres to the left from the entrance to the echo valley.

    Read more : Ekkodalen