IDINGSHOF Hotel & Restaurant

This hotel is a beautiful, historic farmhouse situated on the Hasesee Lake.

It lies in the town of Bramsche, in Lower Saxony, 15 km north of Osnabrück.

WiFi and on-site parking are free. Dating back to 1449 and opened as a hotel in 1880, the Idingshof enjoys a long tradition of offering cosy hospitality to guests in these peaceful country surroundings. Nowadays the Idingshof features tastefully redecorated rooms with modern furnishings, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The hotel is the perfect getaway for guests who wish to relax. In the morning guests can enjoy a rich breakfast buffet and in the evening international dishes with regional influences are served at the restaurant. In summer guests can dine on the spacious terrace offering views of the Hasesee Lake. The hotel offers free use of 3 indoor tennis courts, 4 squash courts, fitness machines and the sauna. Guests also receive free admission to the public Hasebad indoor pool and the Darnsee outdoor pool. The path around the Hasesee Lake is 2.4 km in length and is ideal for a jog or a stroll. Younger guests can play in the small adventure playground with swings, a climbing area and a playhouse. Prices for cots and extra beds: from age 0 to 2, price:0 per_night. Minimum checkIn age: 18 Minimum guest age: 0 Pets not allowed Čas nástupu: 15:00:00 Checkout je od: 07:00:00 Checkout končí v: 11:00:00 Důležité hotelové informace: Please note that the swimming pools are closed on Mondays. Hasebad, Varus Therme and Salzgrotte will also remain closed during the region's school holidays. Please note also that if you book additional services such as half board or massages, these services are considered binding, subject to availability. In the event that additional services are not possible, you will be informed as soon as possible. Due to special events, the hotel reserves the right to block extra services that are not booked in advance. If you would like to dine in the restaurant, please reserve a table well in advance.Bazén: uzavřeno od čt, 2. července 2026 do st, 12. srpna 2026.