Hotel Strandperle
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 16:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Pool
Fitness centre
Spa
Front desk 24 hour
More about Hotel Strandperle
Hotel Strandperle
This 5-star hotel has a restaurant, a bar, and a spa with a top-floor swimming pool. It stands directly on the beach in Duhnen, a 10-minute drive from Cuxhaven. Each room at Hotel Strandperle features a satellite TV with Sky channels and bathrobes.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 15 Jun 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
I loved everything about this hotel. The real gem is the people who work there. The food was superb. I loved my comfortable room. I will stay here again. We rented bikes and enjoyed the Duhnen and Cuxhaven area. I will return again next year for sure.
Couple
Comment: 5 Oct 2025
Stayed in: Oct 2025
Location Hotel Service Staff Super Top
What a short vacation. What a super great staff, and hotel. Book sea view is worth it!!! We are used to some Service, worldwide, but the beach pearl is now among the personal “top three”.
We had a suite and it was absolute world class. (Guests toilet, bathroom with shower and bathroom with tub)! But once again, the staff is the poster child of such a hotel. Super, super friendly, competent and very, very, nice.
Food, bar, wellness all at its finest!!! We will come back.... You're sure. A monster big thumbs up!! for the location, the hotel and the very, very super great staff!! We were there with our dog, and even for him there were only nice and dear words!!! Madness from all of us a top recommendation, and a top address for holidays with sea views!!!
We had a suite and it was absolute world class. (Guests toilet, bathroom with shower and bathroom with tub)! But once again, the staff is the poster child of such a hotel. Super, super friendly, competent and very, very, nice.
Food, bar, wellness all at its finest!!! We will come back.... You're sure. A monster big thumbs up!! for the location, the hotel and the very, very super great staff!! We were there with our dog, and even for him there were only nice and dear words!!! Madness from all of us a top recommendation, and a top address for holidays with sea views!!!
Couple
DE
Comment: 23 Apr 2025
Stayed in: Apr 2025
Special needs patrons should consider alternatives
My husband and I are on a year long car trek throughout Europe. We spent 3 weeks in France, 3 in the Netherlands, and will spend 5 weeks in Germany before heading to the UK.
The Strand Perle has been our first hotel in Germany. It's very elegant, and we've stayed in nice hotels throughout our travels. However, the handling of our service dog, a dachshund, has been quite different here when compared to other countries' venues.
No hotel in our travels has had us pay extra for a service dog. At the Strand Perle, dog owners pay dependent on the dog's size. Okay, fine. Your hotel.
For breakfast, hotel customers sit in a bright wintergarten facing the seawall and are waited on by several staff members and a cook. For service dog owners, they must sit, isolated, four rooms back, by the elevator, and serve themselves from that distance.
My husband, an 81 year old veteran, had to wait for me with our dog while I made six trips to the buffet to get him his breakfast. Then I started with my own. I didn't know the cook would have prepared for me eggs cooked to specification. I didn't even know how to get coffee. When my husband went in to ask about coffee, we were brought out an elegant coffee service. When we needed more coffee, my husband had to go back through four rooms to ask.
In summary, we were ignored completely. Note that Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral allowed us in during mass, ahead of others on line, so my husband could sit down. The same for Musee d'Orsay. We experienced literally no resistance to having a service dog in any venue throughout our travels. Our dog wears a vest, has service dog tags attached, sits quietly under a table, with my husband able to provide any other necessary paperwork.
We are in a nice suite for four days. Upon entering, I found one of the sinks clogged, no doubt with human hair. My wired haired dachshund hardly sheds.
To the hotel management, if you're going to isolate us, at least make the effort to acknowledge our existence. That happens only when prompted to do so.
To possible future patron seniors with needs, yes, you need a hotel with an elevator, and, yes, perhaps you're immuno suppressed, as I am. You should be able to find another hotel that doesn't make you feel segregated, as we were, counting down the days until you've checked out.
I would like to acknowledge Herr Huette's professionalism when checking in. He did provide helpful information and made himself available. Kudos.
The Strand Perle has been our first hotel in Germany. It's very elegant, and we've stayed in nice hotels throughout our travels. However, the handling of our service dog, a dachshund, has been quite different here when compared to other countries' venues.
No hotel in our travels has had us pay extra for a service dog. At the Strand Perle, dog owners pay dependent on the dog's size. Okay, fine. Your hotel.
For breakfast, hotel customers sit in a bright wintergarten facing the seawall and are waited on by several staff members and a cook. For service dog owners, they must sit, isolated, four rooms back, by the elevator, and serve themselves from that distance.
My husband, an 81 year old veteran, had to wait for me with our dog while I made six trips to the buffet to get him his breakfast. Then I started with my own. I didn't know the cook would have prepared for me eggs cooked to specification. I didn't even know how to get coffee. When my husband went in to ask about coffee, we were brought out an elegant coffee service. When we needed more coffee, my husband had to go back through four rooms to ask.
In summary, we were ignored completely. Note that Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral allowed us in during mass, ahead of others on line, so my husband could sit down. The same for Musee d'Orsay. We experienced literally no resistance to having a service dog in any venue throughout our travels. Our dog wears a vest, has service dog tags attached, sits quietly under a table, with my husband able to provide any other necessary paperwork.
We are in a nice suite for four days. Upon entering, I found one of the sinks clogged, no doubt with human hair. My wired haired dachshund hardly sheds.
To the hotel management, if you're going to isolate us, at least make the effort to acknowledge our existence. That happens only when prompted to do so.
To possible future patron seniors with needs, yes, you need a hotel with an elevator, and, yes, perhaps you're immuno suppressed, as I am. You should be able to find another hotel that doesn't make you feel segregated, as we were, counting down the days until you've checked out.
I would like to acknowledge Herr Huette's professionalism when checking in. He did provide helpful information and made himself available. Kudos.
Couple
Comment: 2 Feb 2025
Stayed in: Feb 2025
Absolute tranquility in a pleasant atmosphere with very good cuisine
Family run. Competent and no exaggerated or pretended kindness. The staff has their eyes everywhere and recognizes the desires partly before saying anything. The managing director Mr. Drohne is also present for breakfast and dinner. Always a nice word while he clears parallel and leads his employees. Neither at breakfast nor in the evening can you feel unrest at the buffet. The food and selection is very good. The hotel has many covered parking spaces and its own underground car park. Very rare at sea. The decor with lots of carpet is perhaps not for everyone something but therefore very much peace in the house.
Couple
Comment: 11 Nov 2024
Stayed in: Nov 2024
Excellent overnight stay as "guests of the house"
In spring and autumn we like to spend an extended weekend in the Strandperle. We were again very friendly and received a small suite in the Admiral's Wing with partial sea views. The accommodation was very spacious and very clean, the cleaning over the next few days worked out great during our breakfast so we returned to a clean environment. All the staff were extremely friendly and tried to make our stay as relaxing as we wished. In the wellness area we missed the infrared cabin, which we liked to use during our last stay.
The breakfast and dinner were extremely rich and varied, the quality of the food offered was outstanding, so no wishes were left unfulfilled. Even smoked eel was served for the fish buffet on Friday.
The owner himself went from table to table during meals and asked for the satisfaction of the guests. You really felt like a guest of the house in the beach pearl, unlike an ordinary hotel night. We would definitely come back!
The breakfast and dinner were extremely rich and varied, the quality of the food offered was outstanding, so no wishes were left unfulfilled. Even smoked eel was served for the fish buffet on Friday.
The owner himself went from table to table during meals and asked for the satisfaction of the guests. You really felt like a guest of the house in the beach pearl, unlike an ordinary hotel night. We would definitely come back!
Excellent location
Duhner Strandstraße 15, Duhnen, 27476, Germany|0.39 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
16:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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