The Stüttgens Hotel

A Warm Welcome to Stüttgens Hotel – Personal. Stylish. Individual.

In the heart of Velbert’s city center, our independently run boutique hotel awaits you – lovingly modernized since October 2018, without losing its historical charm.

Whether you’re staying with us for a hotel visit, a business meeting, or a private celebration – everything we do revolves around your wishes. We listen carefully, think creatively, and create experiences that are tailored to you.

We combine traditional hospitality with a modern, personalized approach to service.

Friendliness, attentiveness, and genuine interest in our guests are not just empty words – they are part of our everyday culture, reflected in every detail.

Rooms — Small, stylish, well thought-out.

Tradition Meets Character – Reimagined and Personally Run

With nearly 200 years of history, Stüttgens Hotel is a long-standing part of Velbert – and has always been a place for people to come together.

HELLO – Let us introduce ourselves

In this video, we’d like to give you a glimpse behind the scenes at Stüttgens Hotel and share what makes our work special.

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Tradition and modernity

With passion and a clear vision, Frank W. Stüttgen and his wife Sabine decided to carry on the family tradition – giving it a fresh, modern face. Today, the hotel blends historic charm with contemporary architecture, smart functionality, and elegant design.

The result is a place that honors its roots while creating space for new stories – personal, individual, and with a refined sense for what guests truly value.

2022
Sustainable Travel: Since this year, electric vehicles can be charged at our hotel parking lot.

2018
Fortunately, the historic staircase was preserved and is now considered the "jewel" of the house.

2017
The hotel underwent a 12-month renovation to bring it up to the latest standards. This included the installation of an elevator.

2016
After 17 years of closure, Sabine and Frank W. Stüttgen were inspired to reopen the old traditional hotel.

1951
An etching from 1951 depicts curious townspeople observing the building from the outside.