Ostseehotel Warnemünde

I thought long and hard about how to start here and decided to start with the positive points. "The weather was beautiful and the maid was exceptionally nice." Unfortunately, that's it for us... The hotel as a whole is a big sham for me. One thinks based on the very high price (suite 1 night approx. 300.-) that one has booked something special here. In truth, almost everything here has been a sheer disappointment for us. It all begins upon arrival. After 8 hours of arrival you can park in the multi-storey car park opposite. It's not bad in itself, you only have to go from A to B 3-4 times to bring your things to the hotel. However help from the staff? None! There is also no luggage trolley or similar to transport your belongings in one go. Unfortunately, there is no hotel parking lot in front of the house to stop for a short time. The first impression of the hotel: you have to enter the hotel at a side entrance, past the tilted kitchen window of the adjoining restaurant. You will be warmly greeted with smelly drippings. Past a disgusting gully that is right in front of the door, from which you can clearly see that various liquids have already been poured in here. All of this looks more like a delivery entrance than an inviting, classy hotel entrance. All this has the impression of a 1* pension but certainly not that of a 4* hotel. But what can you expect for 300.- the night .... The room (suite about 35 square meters) is spacious and clean, but has the charm of a doctor's waiting room. The bright furniture on the beige PVC floor should be emphasized. But at least the floor is easier to maintain than carpet. As a hotel, you have to set priorities. But as I said, for the price you have to make compromises, right? The crowning glory, which cannot be surpassed in terms of impudence, was the breakfast "buffet". 2 meters pure feeling of youth hostel and farm holidays. This buffet is arranged in such an unappetizing way that one actually prefers to go to the bakery next door in the morning. "Special requests" such as a fried egg worked in the first two days, but on the third day the answer came: "unfortunately we can't make fried eggs today". Well, what can you expect for 300 euros? But I already mentioned that. The only positive thing to mention here is the nice employee in the morning for breakfast. But that doesn't make things any better. Conclusion: We will definitely never see this hotel again! From our point of view an absolutely overpriced hotel that only impresses with its location. Otherwise, I really have to mention again that I've never seen such a miserable breakfast as there. Too bad. But like I said, everyone has to decide for themselves. I would advise the hotel manager to take a look at it in detail and make adjustments if necessary

The small hotel is located near the beach. The historic house was apparently completely renovated. Today the house appears very matter-of-factly cool. The room furnishings are simple and functional. The charm of good old days has been completely renovated. The floor in the room and bathroom was full of fluff. Apparently it is wiped with a damp cloth, but not cleaned well. Remarkable: All escape and fire protection doors in the corridors open inwards, contrary to all regulations. The escape plan in room 22 apparently shows the wrong floor. The house telephone shows no reception number, which is only manned until 8 p.m. in the evening anyway. A continuous corona hygiene concept was not recognizable. Hand sanitizer not available. Light switch in the stairwell had to be turned on manually. The banister and first step on the 3rd floor were dangerously misaligned. Obviously, the house was not renovated and approved according to applicable safety regulations. The television signal does not work in the storm. When there is a storm, it howls around the house and in the ventilation. The small room was way overpriced in the low season at the end of January.