Seehotel Schloss Klink, Castle hotel at Lake Müritz, Germany
Seehotel Schloss Klink is a castle hotel in neo-Renaissance style on the shore of Lake Müritz, in the small village of Klink in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The main building is joined by an orangery wing, and the grounds include a park, a private marina, and a sandy beach along the water.
The building was erected in 1898 as a private residence for a wealthy family in the region. After World War II it was used as a rest home before eventually being converted into a hotel.
The hotel restaurant serves dishes rooted in the cooking of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, drawing on ingredients from the surrounding countryside. The food is served in wood-panelled rooms with original ceiling fixtures that give the dining experience a clearly regional character.
The grounds cover a wide area, so comfortable footwear is a good idea if you plan to move between the main building, the beach, and the marina. Guests who want to use the spa or the waterfront should allow some extra time to walk between the different parts of the property.
The indoor pool in the spa is positioned so that its windows face directly onto Lake Müritz, which is considered Germany's largest lake lying entirely within the country's borders. Swimming while looking out over open water is a rare combination that few hotel pools can offer.
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