A guesthouse attached to Quedlinburg's own house brewery, Brauhaus Lüdde, in the old town near St. Blasii church, giving guests a genuinely local base above a working brewpub.
Hotel & Brauhaus Lüdde combines simple guesthouse rooms with a working house brewery on the ground floor, in a quieter corner of Quedlinburg's old town near the twin-towered St. Blasii church. The brewery has produced its own beers on site for decades, and the attached restaurant serves them alongside hearty regional dishes such as Quedlinburger Grünkohl with sausage and bacon in winter, and roast pork with potato dumplings year-round.
Rooms upstairs are unfussy but comfortable, aimed at travelers who want a central but relatively affordable old-town base rather than a boutique stay. The brewery's own beer garden operates in summer, giving guests an easy option for an evening drink without leaving the building.
The location is a short walk from both the market square and the Münzenberg, a smaller hill on the western edge of the old town with its own cluster of half-timbered houses and a Romanesque church ruin, making it a good base for visitors who want to explore beyond the more heavily visited market-square core.
| Price | €65-110 (~$70-119) |
|---|---|
| Address | Blasiistraße 14, 06484 Quedlinburg, Germany |
Room types
- Standard double room
- Twin room
- Family room
Amenities
- On-site brewpub restaurant
- Beer garden
- Free WiFi
- Paid parking nearby
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Location
Blasiistraße 14, 06484 Quedlinburg, Germany
51.7902, 11.1467 View on map
Highlights
- Rooms above a working house brewery producing its own beer on site
- Regional dishes including Quedlinburger Grünkohl served in the ground-floor restaurant
- Quieter old-town position near St. Blasii church, away from the busiest market-square streets
- Summer beer garden for guests
- Short walk to both the market square and the Münzenberg hill
Tips for visiting
- Ask for an upper-floor, rear-facing room if the ground-floor brewpub's evening noise is a concern
- Try the Quedlinburger Grünkohl in winter, a Harz kale dish typically served with Kassler and Mettwurst
- The beer garden is a good spot for an affordable evening drink without leaving the building
- Book ahead for German public holidays and Christmas market weekends in December
- The Münzenberg hill, a short walk away, is quieter than the Schlossberg for old-town views
When to visit
November through February for the Grünkohl season, or summer for the beer garden
Accessibility
The building is a historic old-town structure with stairs to the upper-floor guest rooms and no lift; guests with mobility requirements should confirm access before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the hotel have its own brewery?
Yes, Brauhaus Lüdde brews its own beer on site and serves it in the attached restaurant and beer garden below the guest rooms.
Is the hotel within walking distance of the market square?
Yes, the market square is a short walk away through the old town's narrow streets.
Is it noisy staying above a working brewpub?
The restaurant can be lively on weekend evenings; guests sensitive to noise should ask for an upper-floor, rear-facing room.
What regional dish is the restaurant known for?
Quedlinburger Grünkohl, a Harz-style kale dish served with smoked pork and sausage, is a winter specialty on the menu.