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The Precise Resort Hafendorf Rheinsberg is located in the south of the Mecklenburg Lake District, directly on the shore of Lake Rheinsberg.
It has elegant rooms and special island suites with satellite TV and seating area. Each one is complete with a minibar, balcony and modern bathroom with bathrobes and amenities.
The Spa has a swimming pool and sauna area as well as massage services and a beauty salon. The relaxation room in the wellness area offers views of the harbor. The resort also includes a beach and a maritime adventure park.
It offers a 3,000 m² conference area and has the large multifunctional Siegfried-Matthus-Arena, with capacity for 1,000 people, where musicals and other cultural events are held throughout the year.
It is 2.5 km from the historic castle and enjoys an idyllic harbor setting with a private jetty, lighthouse, small bridges and wonderful views. It is a 2-hour drive from Hamburg and a 90-minute drive from Berlin.
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How to arrive
The city of Rheinsberg lies at the southernmost point of the Mecklenburg lake plateau, in the Deutsche Alleenstraße (Route of the Poplars). Rheinsberg is approx. 90 minutes from Berlin city centre and 120 minutes from the border of Hamburg. The entire Rheinsberg region and surrounding areas are a true paradise for those who love nature and are interested in other cultures. The local bus and train stations are 500 m and 1500 m away respectively.
Arrival by car from Berlin or Hamburg: take the Neuruppin exit on the A24, follow the signs to Rheinsberg, going through Neuruppin. Once you are in Rheinsberg, continue towards Zechliner Hütte. About 800 metres after leaving the town turn left towards Hafendorf Rheinsberg.
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Half board is not included for guests staying in extra beds. Half board must be paid separately, if necessary.
Spa treatments must be booked in advance.
The gym is currently unavailable due to renovations.
