Once a small Farm on the Outskirts of the Village, then a Bakery and Cinema …

Stone Age
1738

First written records

... go back to the year 1738. At that time today’s Hohe Straße 21 was an old Brinksitzerei (a historic type of smallholding).

1891

First ballroom

Claus Wachtendorf builds a ballroom.

1918

Mill and bakery

His son, Claus Diedrich Wachtendorf, extended the building with a mill and a bakery.

1949

Conversion to a cinema

The ballroom was converted into a cinema.

1966

Wachtendorf becomes Burgdorf

Heinrich Burgdorf and Käthe Burgdorf (née Schote) buy the building.

1980

Start of the hotel business

Since 1980 ten rooms of the then newly modernised hotel annex have stood in the place once occupied by the ballroom then cinema.

2008

Restructuring of the outdoor area of the hotel

2010

Extension of the building

In 2010, the extension was built at the front, towards Hohe Straße, where the bakery used to be located. The new bowling alleys are located on the premises of the former mill – hence the street name of “Mühlenweg”.

2015

New hotel building

Since April 2015, 22 new Comfort rooms have been available for our guests in the new hotel building behind the main building.

And what will the future have in store?
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