History of the Hotel
Founded 1822 as a pub combined with a pharmacy our guests still feel at ease since that time. The coat of arms of the hotel shows three fishes – in Dutch visser means fisherman. In the course of time the name changed to "Wisser".
Until 1864 the hotel was used as headquarter of the Danish cavalry command. The Danish occupation ended in our hotel, when the Prussian soldier Mellenthin shot some of the Danish occupants. Since that time Fehmarn belongs to Prussia.
Nowadays German and Danish guests have become friendly with each other. Also international guests like the atmosphere in our restaurant. Susanne Skerra, nee Wisser-Rosoleck, is the head of the hotel in the 7th generation.
