Flair Hotel

Zur Eiche

95,00 

Steinbecker Straße 111
DE – 21244 Buchholz
+49 4181 20000
hotel@zur-eiche.de
www.zur-eiche.de

Dear guests, situated at the gates of Hamburg, on the edge of Lüneburg Heath, is the Flair Hotel Zur Eiche, which is being managed by the fifth generation of our family. It’s a fashionable address for overnight stays, celebrations or events. Whether you are here for private or business reasons, looking for pure relaxation or a central location: business travellers, hikers, cyclists and people on a short break between Hamburg and Heide stop for a bite to eat in the Flair Hotel zur Eiche in Buchholz. After the end of the first stage on the Heidschnuckenweg hiking trail or a busy day at work, every day ends on a relaxed note in the cosy atmosphere of Henry’s Restaurant with modern cuisine and regional fine dishes. Here in the middle of nature, we can hold individual weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and confirmations.

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Christine and Jan Philip welcome you

The Flair Hotel Zur Eiche with Henry’s restaurant has been in the family’s possession since 1850. Christine and Jan Philip took over the hotel in early 2017. Since then, they have been managing the hotel and restaurant where the past meets meets the present with great success. They have kept on to some things from the past, such as the great frescoes and the long-established table for regulars in the restaurant, yet everything has a modern twist. The two have successfully navigated the balancing act between tradition and modernity. Christine manages the hotel and ensures her guests enjoy a wonderful stay in Nordheide, while Jan Philip expresses his creativity as the chef in the affiliated Henry’s Restaurant. This is named after the great-grandfather who once founded the business.

When the heath blooms, there is no more beautiful place. Enjoy the time out at the gates of the metropolis of Hamburg.

Family Buchholz & Stöver

Highlight: Restaurant Henry's

Jan Philip Stöver is Flair Koch 2020

Henry’s Restaurant – a highlight in Nordheide

Henry's Restaurant dessertIn June 2019, chef and owner Jan Philip won the “Mein Lokal Dein Lokal” TV programme – click here to watch it.

In Henry’s Restaurant we offer home-made dishes as well as lots of produce from the region. Heidekartoffeln from Farmer Till from Heidenau, blood sausage from butcher Wiese from Buchholz, meat and fish come directly from the Hamburg metropolitan region while the famous Odefey chicken comes from the Heath. In Henry’s Restaurant you can enjoy German-Mediterranean cuisine. The seasonal produce that achieve speciality status thanks to their careful preparation and fresh spices are turned into healthy dining creations. Traditional dishes such as home-made Sauerfleisch [pickled pork in aspic] and the local blood sausage cannot be omitted from the menu in the Heath. All dishes are labelled for specialised diets. Henry’s is suitable for breakfast, lunch and evening meals as well as brunch, celebrations and conferences.

In the photo you see the hotel’s signature dessert: the “Woodland Walk” with green moss made of sponge mixture, a toadstool made of pannacotta and fresh wild berries. Have fun and come and visit us!

Podcast Spotify to Henry’s

Here is a wonderful podcast about the kitchen philosophy of chef Jan Philip – recorded by “free of the liver”. Have fun listening!

Celebrations & Conferences in the Green

Celebrations and conferences im Grünen

Your conference hotel im Grünen – the Flair Hotel zur Eiche is your conference hotel in Buchholz in Nordheide, centrally located between Hamburg, Bremen, Buxtehude and Stade. In the green suburb of the Hanseatic city, you can enjoy the tranquillity and idyllic surroundings, giving you time and space to clear your thoughts. Fell well-looked after in an informal atmosphere.

Your benefits: Conveniently located 30 km away from Hamburg and a few minutes’ drive from the A1, A7 and A39 motorways. Surrounded by nature and tranquillity, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life, you can focus and work together efficiently. Parking is free for all conference participants and our WiFi is naturally excellent.

Package or individual prices: we will be happy to create an offer with you for your event or conference that is tailored to your requirements.

Our seminar standards for you are: Table depth at least 60 cm for sufficient freedom of movement | Projector and lecturer desk | White projection screen with up to 3 flip charts with pens | Extension cables and multiple sockets as well as DSL connection | Conference drinks in the room | Daylight and good room lighting | Direct access to the garden with adjoining car park | Writing utensils for each participant.

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Number of rooms

18 rooms

Hotel

  • All public areas are non-smoking areas
  • Garden
  • Luggage room
  • Pets allowed
  • Lobby
  • Dogs welcome
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Reception
  • Wheelchair access

Service

  • Buffet breakfast
  • International cuisine
  • Regional specialities
  • Restaurant
  • Vegetarian cuisine
  • Wholefood/organic food
  • Overnight stay with breakfast
  • Overnight stay with half board
  • Banquet options

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Location

Lüneburg Heath

200 years ago, the characteristic heathlands stretched far over large parts of northern Germany. The cultural landscape that was formed by overgrazing in the Neolithic age is today kept open for grazing for heathland sheep – a traditional, native breed of sheep. In the natural parks of the heathland, a unique world of flora and fauna has developed which can be preserved and seen at its best in August and September in particular. Wonderful cycling and hiking trails take you to and through Lüneburg Heath. With 14 leisure parks, the comprehensive activity programme in the region is also interesting for families.

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  • The Flair Hotel Zur Eiche introduced digital check-in and guests are enthusiastic about it because it is a simple and secure alternative to the personal process....

  • 200 years ago, the characteristic heathlands stretched far over large parts of northern Germany. The cultural landscape that was formed by overgrazing in the Neolithic age is today kept open for grazing for heathland sheep – a traditional, native breed of sheep....

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