Find Beach Hotels in Southeast Ruegen Biosphere Reserve

This is a gem at the high coast. The owner and her team take great care of every guest providing a grand hotel experience from long gone times. Everything has been exceptional, from the spa with view of the baltic sea to the food at the restaurant for breakfast and dinner. There is a public elevator that takes you down to the beach.

Beautiful hotel next to beach and attraction. Everything is wonderful!

Very nice newly renovated hotel. Very clean, people very friendly, very good breakfast, good location.

This is my familie's second trip to this hotel and we loved both visits. The hotel is interesting, staff is friendly and helpful, it is away from major traffic and it is on the water. The restaraunt is very good, but not the fastest, but we didn't mind that because who is in a hurry? If we ever get a chance to go again, we will surely stay here.

We loved the hotel!! Right on the water! The breakfast was so good and the staff so helpful and attentive. They had stuffed bears for our two young children upon arrival and the indoor pool and kids playroom for great for the rainy day. We’d come again!

Lovely property close to the tourist area, but far enough away to give you some peace and quiet. Front desk staff was very welcoming and helpful. Breakfast delicious and varied.

Ferienwohnung with view to the ocean. Modern and clean. It was unusual to have the reception not covered all day, but somehow okay. I personally would prefer to have staff on site 24/7. Not many options for restaurants bur supermarket is close to shop and cook your own meals.

We had a lovely stay here. The staff was kind and always helpful.

Great hotel, fantastic views, excellent spa facilities. Room excellent - spacious with cooking facilities in the private hall rather than the bedroom itself so you do not need to sleep with stale cooking smells. Very well equipped, though in summer the lack of air con may be a factor. Only downside was the pillows (though that and the lack of air con seems to be a common problem in hotels in Germany).