Ruegen Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Ruegen, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania

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

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

"Great view and location! Friendly staff! Gorgeous facility!!!"

"Bijzonder fijne ervaring in dit klassieke hotel vlak bij zee (klassieke inrichting past bij de omgeving). Ruime kamer met groot balkon en mooi uitzicht. Restaurant prijzig, beperkt menu en kwalitatief acceptabel. Wel mooi buitenterras. "

"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)."

"Ein toller Aufenthalt in einem schönen Hotel. Zimmer mit direktem Blick auf die Ostsee. Angrenzend ein schön angelegter Park. Man kann es nur empfehlen."

"This is not what I thought. The staff have a hard time with communication. The room was dusty with spiders. I was put in the bottom level with a parking lot view. The castle was not busy. Sauna was nice and the pool was nice. Food was really good. "

"Change towels only after 7 Days, clean rooms after 7 Days Take only cabbage out once a day,after 5 Days the Room full of dust and dirty"

"Overall good impression, but way too overpriced for what it is. Nice comfortable room, could be better planning of bathroom and shower area, and not very convenient for charging devices. Also, too many additional charges for already expensive stay - parking is very expensive, sun chair is extra also - these could definitely be included in the price, plus tourist tax additionally. Breakfast is made to look fancy, when in reality could benefit from more variety and fresh ingredients."

"A beautiful location. Few English speaking employees. Seems to cater more to returning, local customers than tourists."