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Landhaus Stricker

Sylt, Germany · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Landhaus Stricker occupies an 18th-century Sylt farmhouse built in 1784, converted into a five-star hotel in 2001 while keeping its traditional North Frisian roofline and timber frame intact. Three restaurants run out of the old house today, and the property carries both Relais & Châteaux membership and a MICHELIN Two Keys rating.

About Landhaus Stricker

History

Landhaus Stricker is set in a historic Sylt country house dating to 1784 on Germany's North Frisian island of Sylt. The centuries-old building was converted into a five-star hotel in 2001.

A member of Relais & Châteaux, the property is known for its refined dining, with three restaurants on site, and blends traditional Sylt architecture with contemporary luxury. The adaptive reuse preserves the character of the original 18th-century house while offering modern amenities.

The setting

5 km from Denghoog neolithic tomb.

Restaurants and bars

Experiences

Amenities

Awards

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