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Seesteg Norderney

Norderney, Germany · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Brothers Marc and Jens Brune turned a North Sea warehouse that stored Strandkorb beach chairs into this 18-room red-brick house in 2006, on Norderney's west coast. Marc was the architect. A year-round 25-metre rooftop pool looks at the water; downstairs, chef Markus Kebschull's Restaurant Seesteg already wears a Michelin star.

About Seesteg Norderney

History

Seesteg Norderney opened in 2006 on the west coast of the North Sea island of Norderney, converted from a former warehouse that once stored beach chairs (Strandkörbe) into a red-brick 'north German brick beauty'. It is owned by brothers Marc Brune, an architect, and Jens Brune, a hotelier, of Bremen-based Brune & Company.

The privately run Relais & Châteaux hotel has 18 rooms and suites, a year-round heated 25-metre rooftop pool overlooking the sea, private spas, and its own Michelin-starred Restaurant Seesteg under chef Markus Kebschull. In 2024 it was awarded two MICHELIN Keys.

The setting

10-minute walk to Fischerhaus-Museum. 11-minute walk to Museum Nordseeheilbad Norderney.

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