Description
Three rooms on two levels for up to four people, with a double bed, an attic and a view of the park – ideal for families who want some peace and quiet in the evening.
“The golden age is not behind us; it lies in the future.” Paul Signac
Paul Signac (1863–1935), inspired by Monet, ushered in a new artistic era with bright, luminous colors: Neo-Impressionism. For Signac, Impressionism was synonymous with open-air painting, innovation and independence. He studied color theory intensively and explored the effect of pure pigments placed side by side without mixing. His passion was depicting water, its reflections and the sky. Signac lived alternately in Saint-Tropez and Paris, interrupted by long sea voyages. In bright, luminous colors, he painted landscapes, seascapes and harbor views. For Signac, to live meant to paint, and to paint meant to live. He never stopped creating art …
The atmosphere of the “Paul Signac” suite is shaped by ships, harbors and the sea in sunny yellow and blue, with a large, light-filled dormer through which the morning sun flickers at eye level through the treetops of the park. Rustic roof beams create cozy nooks in the living/dining room. Historic double windows and unique colored-glass washbasins in the shower room, which look like rolling sea captured in glass, adorn this suite. A maritime place to feel at home!
“If you want to build a ship, don’t gather men to collect wood, assign tasks and divide up the work – instead, teach them to long for the vast and endless sea.” Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Location & Surroundings
Haus Hubertus is located about 100 steps from the beach , nestled in a 4,000 m² park by the coastal protection forest. The center of Boltenhagen is 600 m away along the promenade, and the walk to the Cliffs runs along the water. Dogs are welcome (€15 per night), and each suite has its own parking space. Check-in from 2 p.m., check-out by 10 a.m. All 8 Suites Compared
