The Brockenhotel is the highest hotel in the north of Germany.
The harsh climate on the Brocken is comparable to the high altitudes of the Alps. The first snow often falls in September and the last white patches often cover the summit well into April.
On a clear day, the Brocken offers a fantastic view over an area the size of Switzerland. The Brockenhotel is the highest hotel in the north of Germany. The comfortably converted, formerly oldest television tower in the world offers rooms on four floors with a marvellous view of the Harz mountains and the Brocken plateau. Hiking groups will find cosy alternative accommodation in the rustic hostel rooms.
Hikers can fortify themselves with delicious meals in the Hexenklause, while the Tourist Hall and Goethe Hall offer plenty of space for conferences and events.
On a clear day, the Brocken offers a fantastic view over an area the size of Switzerland. The Brockenhotel is the highest hotel in the north of Germany. The comfortably converted, formerly oldest television tower in the world offers rooms on four floors with a marvellous view of the Harz mountains and the Brocken plateau. Hiking groups will find cosy alternative accommodation in the rustic hostel rooms.
Hikers can fortify themselves with delicious meals in the Hexenklause, while the Tourist Hall and Goethe Hall offer plenty of space for conferences and events.