Welcome to Hotel Paulsen!
Three generations under one roof - we are a real family business and put our heart and soul into it!
Around 30 employees and the 6th and 7th generation are ready to pamper you and make your stay in our hotel a particularly pleasant one.
Enjoy the personal atmosphere, indulge your senses and discover our outstanding gastronomic offerings.
"Genuine HeimatGenuss erleben" is our firmly established motto and we look forward to convincing you of this too!
Prices & Availability
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Openings
Our hotel is open all year round. We have no company vacations!
Eligibility
for Groups
for familys
Pet allowed
for Children of all Ages
Suitable for Pushchair
Directions & Parking facilities
| Number of parking spaces | 20 |
|---|---|
| Bus parking spaces | 1 |
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More information
We, the Paulsen family, have been at home at what is now Meyerstrasse 22 since 1829. In 1832, the owner at the time, Gerd Warneke, was granted "permission to serve brandy" - albeit with the condition that it was not to be served to seated guests and that no "drinking or dancing events" were to be held.
The business, which up to this point had mainly operated on an agricultural basis, was granted an extended license in 1885; the husband of Gerd Warneke's granddaughter, Johann Friedrich Paulsen, was now the first to be officially allowed to call himself an innkeeper. At the time, the license to run an inn "with the right to provide accommodation" also included the possibility of harnessing horse-drawn carriages; other "amenities" for people and animals were not mandatory.
It was Friedrich Paulsen, the grandson of the first "real innkeeper", who set up the first guest rooms that could be described as such after the Second World War - the foundations were laid for our hotel-restaurant today.
The business, which up to this point had mainly operated on an agricultural basis, was granted an extended license in 1885; the husband of Gerd Warneke's granddaughter, Johann Friedrich Paulsen, was now the first to be officially allowed to call himself an innkeeper. At the time, the license to run an inn "with the right to provide accommodation" also included the possibility of harnessing horse-drawn carriages; other "amenities" for people and animals were not mandatory.
It was Friedrich Paulsen, the grandson of the first "real innkeeper", who set up the first guest rooms that could be described as such after the Second World War - the foundations were laid for our hotel-restaurant today.
Getting there
Contact person
Author
Touristikverband Landkreis Rotenburg (Wümme) e.V.
Harburger Straße 59
27356 Rotenburg (Wümme)
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