Independent hotels in Moenchgut Peninsula, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania

"Ein sehr freundlicher Hotel auf der Strandstraße in Baabe, fünf Minuten zu Fuß von Kleinbahn und Bushaltestelle "

"We really enjoyed our stay in this duplex apartment in lovely Sellin on Rügen island. This place is ideal for two couples or a family with two kids as it’s big enough for 4 people. The living and dining area is downstairs and the bathroom too. Upstairs there are two nice bedrooms. The whole place is modern, stylish, comfy and very clean. Location is great too! "

"Excellent hotel with comfortable bed and plentiful breakfast. I did not use the balcony due to the weather. Guests have use of the sauna and swimming pool at the nearby VNU Hotel (at the top of the hill) for EUR15. This under repair on the first night but I did use it on the 2nd night, they do ask you to wear flip flops or other bathing shoes. The hotel is handy for the REWE supermarket and shops. The Rasender Roland steam railway station is about 15 minutes walk away uphill but there is also a funicular railway. This railway was the main reason for my visit. The station restaurant is very good for meals. I had a day out in Binz which has plenty of shops and nice walks along the beach, also a larger REWE supermarket."

"It was such a pleasant hotel. Very friendly staff. Very professional. The best locality ever. Very clean rooms and dinning area."

"Odd sort of a place - completely deserted by 9pm each of the four nights we were there. Reception was supposed to be open until 9pm but when we returned with keys to the hotel bikes (€9 a day) at 8.45, it seemed long since deserted. Having said that, the service was always very friendly and helpful. There's no a/c but it's quiet other than for the sound of the masts of the yachts nearby. Gorgeous location and breakfast was superb, especially the days we sat out on the terrace overlooking the estuary. Beautiful design but the indoor pool was not really useable. The glass roof made it feel like an oven in there. Very expensive for what it was, we thought, though even so, we would consider it again."