Overview
Brune & Company runs hotels and restaurants for holidaymakers on the German island of Norderney and in the Black Forest. Its properties range from seaside hotels to the Linde country inn, combining overnight stays with dining for hotel guests and other visitors to the area. The family business develops individual settings for each house, with architecture and interior design shaping how its properties look and work. Alongside income from rooms and meals, it manages a portfolio of residential and commercial rental properties in Bremen, Dresden and Norderney. With family hospitality roots dating to 1922, the company is headquartered in Bremen, Germany.
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What believers are saying
- Language training includes certification: Brune & Company pays German-course and certificate costs for employees whose native language isn't German.
- Private support costs nothing: Brune & Company gives employees anonymous access to a professionally trained psychological coach.
- Brune & Company's Bremen property-administration role, onsite, part-time at 20 hours/week, grants 28 days' vacation in year one, then 30.
What critics are saying
- Minimum commitment limits short stays: Brune & Company's onsite, full-time Milchbar service job on Norderney requires six weeks from 2027.
- Brune & Company's full-time, onsite Inselloft massage role on Norderney requires completed massage/beauty vocational training and good German.
- Housing support comes at a cost: Brune & Company's furnished employee accommodation is supplied at cost price.
What makes Brune & Company unique
- Shared treatment space serves several properties: Brune & Company's Inselloft spa supports three hotels.
- Adaptive reuse shapes Seesteg: Brune & Company turned a storage warehouse into a hotel retaining original wooden beams.
- Retail complements lodging: Brune & Company's Inselloft sells design goods through its own shop and runs an in-house bakery.
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