Travel in Style: Germany’s U-Boat Hotel, Nautilus restaurant deliver a steampunk stay under the sea

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Whimsical steampunk chamber featuring a grand round window, ornate chandelier, vintage piano, and bookshelves overflowing with adventure—plus a sturdy wooden table and chairs set for your crew. Themed after the imaginative world of the U-Boat Hotel’s Nautilus restaurant, this immersive space transports guests into a fantastical submarine lounge straight out of your favorite theme park attraction.

It’s almost as if Captain Nemo decided to retire and go into the hospitality business.  With a lavishly themed restaurant and well-appointed rooms, the restaurant is a must visit for any Jules Verne or steampunk fan.

Situated in on Germany’s largest island, itself a prime holiday destination, Rugen, is the coastal town of Putbus.  Within this resort town is a rather unique destination: U-Boat Hotel & Restaurant NAUTILUS.

The iconic Nautilus submarine attraction, crafted in steampunk style, is displayed on a sandy stage beneath a dramatic, cloud-filled sky.

The hotel has 14 captain suites, each accommodating up to 4 guests, within its two guest houses.  The rooms are well appointed with a light nautical theme.  Built in 2007, each suite has its own private, exterior entrance.  On the first floor, guests will find the living room and bathroom, with the bedroom upstairs.  Each suite has a private terrace.  All are equipped with a minibar and internet access as well as television and telephone.

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Step into a themed lounge reminiscent of an immersive adventure attraction, featuring a plaid sofa, vibrant red chair, TV, and bookshelf, with a wooden staircase winding up beside a detailed sailboat model—capturing the seafaring charm of the Nautilus restaurant at the U-Boat Hotel.

Immersive bathroom inspired by the U-Boat Hotel, featuring a glass shower, corner sink, blue and white tiles, and whimsical wooden shelves stacked with towels—capturing the adventurous steampunk vibe of a themed attraction.

The real thrill of this hotel is its steampunk themed restaurant.

Step into the immersive Steampunk-themed dining hall at the U-Boat Hotel’s Nautilus restaurant—a fantasy experience complete with gleaming pipe organ, grand round window, ornate chandelier, and a table centerpiece featuring a single elegant flower in a vase, all designed to transport theme park guests into an unforgettable underwater adventure.

Whimsical steampunk chamber featuring a grand round window, ornate chandelier, vintage piano, and bookshelves overflowing with adventure—plus a sturdy wooden table and chairs set for your crew. Themed after the imaginative world of the U-Boat Hotel’s Nautilus restaurant, this immersive space transports guests into a fantastical submarine lounge straight out of your favorite theme park attraction.

Vibrant aquarium filled with exotic coral and fish, showcased in an elaborate steampunk frame inside the Nautilus restaurant at Disneyland Paris.

Inspired by the submarine “Nautilus” from Verne’s “20,000 Leagues under the Sea” Victorian science fiction novel, the Nautilus restaurant’s different dining areas are wonderfully decorated with brass fixtures, diving suits, and more.

Nautilus restaurant at the theme park featuring immersive steampunk decor with vibrant red booths, wooden tables, and eye-catching copper light fixtures.

A classic deep-sea diver suit on display in a vibrant, submarine-themed setting complete with portholes, channeling the adventurous atmosphere of Disney’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction or Universal’s Nautilus-inspired dining experience.

Steampunk-themed control panel with four interactive levers, a pressure gauge, twisting pipes, and gleaming metal fittings—resembling a prop from an adventure ride at an immersive theme park attraction.

In the restaurant Nautilus® you will find gastronomy in the never-before-seen fantasy landscape of Jules Verne. Here you can dine, dance and dream. Following the example of the imaginative submarine of Captain Nemo from the novel “20,000 miles under the sea” by Jules Verne, an experience restaurant of the very special kind was created in August 1995. Deceptively genuine: down to the smallest detail the submarine- Backdrop of the Nautilus®. The guest rooms are divided into rowing and engine rooms, as well as captain’s fair. New since December 2009, Nemo’s “Indian” village has opened with 70 seats.” – U-Boat Hotel & Restaurant NAUTILUS website.

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U-Boat Hotel & Restaurant NAUTILUS is located at Neukamp 17, 18581 Putbus.  Reservation information can be found on their website.  The restaurant is open daily from 11:30am.

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