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Danske Hotels A / S
Hotel Kirstine is part of Danske Hoteller A/S. See an overview of the group's other hotels and inns in Denmark
Welcome to Hotel Kirstine - a charming hotel in the heart of Næstved
Around the hotel
Hotel Kirstine is located in the middle of Næstved and it is therefore easy to get to shopping and cafes. Right behind the hotel, the Susåen meanders, and it extends further through Herlufsholmskoven which is a 5-minute walk away. 10 km. from here is Karrebæksminde, which offers both delicious local produce and an absolutely fantastic beach. It is therefore easy to combine your course stay, inn stay or just an overnight stay, with plenty of experiences for body and soul.
Restaurant
Our restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner. Here you will find classic Danish cuisine with a Nordic twist. We offer delicious open sandwiches, Parisian steak and shooting stars for lunch, and in the evening we serve delicious steaks, Wiener schnitzel and wonderful desserts.
Places of residence
Here at Hotel Kirstine, there are plenty of opportunities to find a corner to sit and relax in. You can sit in the courtyard when the weather permits and enjoy a glass of ice-cold white wine. You can also sit inside in our cozy bar/lounge area, where many enjoy a glass of beer, a cocktail or just sit and relax with family or colleagues.
Historic hotel in Naestved
Back in time, Hotel Kirstine was the farm of Councilman Mathias Hansteen, and the foundation of the farm is a three-winged half-timbered structure from the 1700th century. Mathias Hansteen (died late in 1753) was a royally privileged wine merchant in Næstved, councilman 1745-50 and postmaster in 1753, whereby the farm also became a post office. The year after Hansteen's death, the captain of the Koffardi, Jørgen Mauritzen Samsøe (ca. 1706–1779), bought the farm, to which he retired to live off his fortune. He was the father of the poet Ole Johan Samsøe, who is commemorated on a plaque on the facade facing Slagkildevej.
From 1809-76, the farm was the residence of the mayors of Næstved. But the farm was not an official residence; they owned it themselves. The mayors were royally appointed officials who often came from outside and sometimes moved from the city again. It was therefore practical to buy the farm from their predecessor.
In 1909 the building became the Missionshotellet, and in 1988 the name was changed to Hotel Kirstine by Vagn Poulsen and Elisabeth Fløistrup. The name has stuck, and the hotel is now known by this name.
We look forward to welcoming you to our hotel.
