The hotel
The old beach hotel was built in 1911 on rocky ground along one of Bornholm’s most beautiful coastal stretches, between Tejn and Gudhjem.
From the hotel, there is a unique sea view across the Baltic Sea toward Christiansø.
A seaside hotel with a view and a story
On the beautiful northern coast of Bornholm, between Gudhjem and Allinge, lies Stammershalle Badehotel – just 30 metres from the dramatic rocky coastline, overlooking the Baltic Sea and Christiansø.
Since 1911, the hotel has welcomed guests to a unique corner of Bornholm, where nature, the sea and the charm of a traditional Danish seaside hotel create the setting for a memorable stay.
Stammershalle Badehotel is a place to step away from everyday life. Here, historic charm meets modern comfort, with gastronomy, personal hospitality and the surrounding nature just outside your door.
A History Through Generations
The history of Stammershalle Badehotel dates back more than 100 years. The hotel was originally built in 1911 by a German businessman as a summer residence, with the ambition of attracting holidaymakers to Bornholm.
During the 1930s, he began flying German guests directly from Berlin to the small airport in Rø. At the hotel, guests could recharge, enjoy the fresh air and take in the magnificent natural surroundings before returning to the bustling city. At the time, the hotel’s name was spelled ‘Stammershalde’ – a spelling that changed to ‘Stammershalle’ in 1948.
Behind the hotel, the businessman established a small zoological garden featuring animals such as lions and bears. The garden was home to more than 70 different animal species. Today, traces of the old zoo can still be found in Troldeskoven, where the remains of the old bear enclosures can still be explored.
Later, the Wang-Hansen family took over the hotel and ran it for many years, creating a lively gathering place filled with good food, dancing, music and countless guests. Stammershalle also became a popular destination for family outings and celebrations among the people of Bornholm.
Relaxation, Connection and Experiences
Today, Stammershalle Badehotel continues its tradition of memorable stays, with a focus on quality, hospitality and attention to detail.
The hotel combines classic seaside charm with gastronomy, wellness and experiences in beautiful natural surroundings. Whether you are visiting for a weekend getaway, dinner at the restaurant, a visit to Klippespa or a special occasion, our ambition remains the same: to create an experience you will want to return to.
If you would like to discover more about the hotel’s history and the surrounding area, a historical booklet is available at reception.
Stammershalle Badehotel received the Falstaff Award as Denmark's best "Best Hideaway Hotel.
The award is first and foremost a pat on the back for all of our employees, who every single day help create the atmosphere at the seaside hotel, but we would also like to send a big thank you to our guests, who help make Stammershalle Badehotel a vibrant place.
International recognition for the wine list
history of the hotel
Stammershalde Badehotel was originally built by a German wholesaler for a summer residence in 1911. In the 1930s, he started flying German guests directly from Berlin to the airport in Rø.
At the hotel, guests could gather strength, enjoy the magnificent nature and fresh air before returning to the big city. Until 1948, the hotel’s name was spelled ‘Stammershalde’, after which it became ‘Stammershalle’.
Behind the hotel he built a small zoo with, among other things, lions and bears. Today it’s still possible to see the remains of the ancient bear caves. The Wang-Hansen family then ran the hotel for many years with food, dance and music, and of course with lots of hotel guests. The hotel then became the focal point for the local’s family outings and parties.
In the Reception you can get a pamphlet with the history of Stammershalle Badehotel and the surrounding area.
