The Kloster Barthe was built in 1202 and is just over 1 mile north-east of the rural locality of Hassla, known today as Hesel, in East Frisia. During the course of the century, the building was renovated and extended several times and was converted into a hotel. All 40 guest rooms in the Hotel Jagdhaus Kloster Barthe offer a telephone, ISDN, a bathroom with shower or bathtub and hairdryer. The option of renting a bike or spending time in the on-site bowling alley provides guests with a variety of leisure activities. Conferences, company presentations or parties may also be held in the 4 conference rooms. In addition, the hotel offers its own car park. A visit to Hesel forest, a walk to the old monastery with its new botanical forest garden, to the forester’s lodge with Germany’s oldest breeding house for rabbits and dwarf wire-haired dachshunds, to the public barbeque area, or to the natural forest on the Dellert is well worth a visit in any weather. |
