In the 18. th century there was a Highway Inn, by the churchboarder between
"Tranekær" and "Bøstrup", which "The General" - Count Frederik Ahlefeldt-Laurvig
buillt in 1802, and which - with by Royal Privilige of 14. of april 1803 - becomes the
Castle Inn in "Tranekær" as we know it today*).

"The General" became the host of the Inn. After "The General" followed Mr.
L. Pinguely and others after him. In 1860 the beautiful old horsestable was buillt
next to the mainhouse. In the first half of the 19. th century the Castle Inn also
served as Postal Inn. Later the posttransport became more regular and "Tranekær"
became in 1870´ties a singel postarea*).

In 1953 Tranekær Castle Inn is sold from the Manor. Today it is owened by Monique
Rehberg who has gone through a careful renovation. The old stable serves today as
guesthouse with enchanting and beautifully decored rooms.

*) From 'Langelands Museum' 1981