You don't want to leave this bright and spacious room at all. At sunrise there is a fantastic view of the Wadden Sea with its constant game of ebb and flow. In the bathroom, which has access to the terrace, there is a large shower.

35 sqm
dune view
large terrace
beach chair
Shower

The highlight on the embedded terrace is your own beach chair - relax here undisturbed high up on the dune. The large dune room bears the name of dancer Gret Palucca, who was born in Munich in 1902. She was one of the most important performers of expressive dance and became an idol of the avant-garde. In 1936 she took part in the opening games of the Olympic Games in Berlin. She only ended her teaching career at the age of 88. Throughout her life, Palucca was connected to the Sylt. She visited the island for the first time in 1924 and later became List's guest of honor. Her last public dance evenings took place in Kampen and List - as a homage to the island, so to speak.

From 890 Euros per night for 2 persons

These particularly charming rooms with a view of the dunes have a small terrace. In harmony with nature, you will be tempted to surrender to the sound of the waves on the North Sea, just a few meters away. The bathroom offers a bath with shower.

26 sqm
dune view
small terrace
Bathtub with shower

The dune rooms are named after Valeska Gert, Wulf Manne Decker and CP Hansen.

Valeska Gert became known as an eccentric dancer and pantomime, who has also appeared on screen alongside Greta Garbo. She made films with Schlöndorff and Fellini. She lived primarily in Berlin, but in 1951 she opened the famous "goat barn" in Kampen, which was frequented by many like-minded people. The restaurant was only furnished with wooden benches and milking stools and the waiters warbled chansons or quickly recited a poem. Gert died in 1978 and lies in Berlin in the honorary cemetery.

In 1855, a few far-sighted residents of Sylt officially proclaimed the “Westerland seaside resort”. This year there were 98 guests. Wulf Manne Decker was a co-founder of the seaside resort and from 1857 its first spa director. At his own expense, he had the island chronicler C.P. Hansen lay the first "tourist guide on Sylt".

The Sylt chronicler C. P. Hansen lived from 1803 to 1879 and was primarily a teacher, teaching up to 120 students with two assistants. In his spare time he compiled extensive material on the history, culture and folklore of Sylt in numerous books and writings. He researched family chronicles, logbooks and official records and thus became a comprehensive expert on the island. Hansen published the first Sylt travel guide: "Guide for bathers in Westerland". He is buried in the Keitum Cemetery. In memory of his services, the C. P. Hansen Prize is awarded annually on Sylt for special achievements in preserving customs.

From €595 per night for 2 people

In this beautiful room you look far over the town of Rantum and the Wadden Sea - the changing of the tides reshapes the picture outside the window here again and again. From the bathtub, which also has a shower, you have a very special view of the dunes.

38 sqm
Watt view
Chimney
Bathtub with shower

The fire in the fireplace makes this room a cozy gem at any time of the year. The Wattzimmer bears the name of a legendary figure: Ekke Nekkepenn. According to legend, the merman fell in love with the beautiful Inge von Rantum. However, she rejected him. In his anger, he sent storms and tidal waves down the coast and had ships caught in nets and sunk.

From 745 Euro per night for 2 persons

While the fire blazes in the fireplace, you can enjoy the fantastic view over the village of Rantum and the Wadden Sea to Morsum in the spacious suite. The natural spectacle of the tides reshapes this grandiose picture over and over again. The upper gallery can be reached via a staircase, on which both the sleeping area and the bathroom with shower are located. There is a guest toilet in the entrance area of ??the suite.

60 sqm
watt look
gallery
Chimney
Shower
guest toilet

The Wattsuite is named after the ferryman Thomas Selmer. He actually comes from Nordstrand, from where he transported building materials to Sylt by sailing ship towards the middle of the 19th century. He later received a concession that allowed him to transport people between Munkmarsch and Hoyer in Denmark. In order to shorten the waiting time for the passengers in Munkmarsch, Selmer had a ferry house with a bar built at the port there, which he had demolished after a short time in favor of a more comfortable lodging house.

From 890 Euro per night for 2 persons

While the fire blazes in the fireplace, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the beach and the North Sea from the living area of ??the exclusive and spacious suite. The sleeping area and the bathroom are on the upper, open gallery.

70 sqm
sea ??view
Chimney
open gallery
guest toilet

The sleeping area and the bathroom are on the upper, open gallery. Since the beginning of 2023, guests can look forward to a completely new bathroom. It has been completely gutted and daylight enters the room in all its glory through the large new glass door. There is also a guest toilet in the entrance area of ??the suite.

The name of the sea suite can be traced back to the courageous mother Merret Lassen, who was born in Rantum in 1789. She was the wife of Peter Lassen, with whom she had 17 children. In the summer of 1825, the Danish King Frederik VI. the family after hearing of the "proficient and exceedingly handsome" Merret. The Lassens had to relocate twice because their homes were destroyed by windblown sand and then by a storm surge.

From 1.995 Euro per night for 2 persons