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Vitalhotel Alter Meierhof

Glücksburg, Germany · Independent · Core Luxury

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A fire on 9 January 1990 destroyed the Alter Meierhof, an inn at Meierwik since 1820 on a ducal farm beside the Flensburg Fjord. Gerlinde and Gerd Theilen opened the hotel on 29 May 1999. Dirk Luther has cooked at Meierei since 2006, with two Michelin stars since 2008, and he shares the house with director Uta Krause-Junk. Closed for rebuilding on 15 September 2024, it reopened on 19 May 2025 with 60 rooms and suites and a longer look across the water toward Denmark.

About Vitalhotel Alter Meierhof

History

A ducal Meierhof was commissioned here in the 16th century and supplied Glücksburg Castle until 1773. The historic inn building went up around 1820. Baron Schack von Brockendorf made western Meierwik a country seat called Solitüde in 1841. The inn took the name Alter Meierhof after the First World War. A fire on 9 January 1990 destroyed it. Gerlinde and Gerd Theilen opened the present hotel on 29 May 1999. It closed on 15 September 2024 for an extension and reopened on 19 May 2025. Meierei, under Dirk Luther, reopened on 10 April 2025.

The setting

Uferstraße 1, 24960 Glücksburg, in the district of Meierwik, on the shore of the Flensburg Fjord, looking toward the Danish coast. Glücksburg Castle is a short drive inland.

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