Strandhotel Heringsdorf

“A Classic Hotel modernized”

Strandhotel Heringsdorf was a wonderful experience for a long weekend stay. We reserved a table at the restaurant in advance and made a second reservation while we were there because the food and service was so good. Although they were able to accept some guests without a reservation while we wer... Mais

Strandhotel Heringsdorf was a wonderful experience for a long weekend stay. We reserved a table at the restaurant in advance and made a second reservation while we were there because the food and service was so good. Although they were able to accept some guests without a reservation while we were there, they were always very full. The lounge was great for afternoon cake and tea. We were picked up at the train station by a classic old bus styled from the 1940’s like an Agatha Christie Novel. We were greeted warmly by the Guest Relations Director since we had travelled from Canada. I was surprised at how many of the staff spoke English, when I phoned from Canada, at the reception desk, the lounge, and the restaurant. We were introduced to the owner Dr. Molik who explained the history of the hotel. Our room was in the new extension section, with a sitting room and a large balcony overlooking the beach and promenade. The room had a large tub in an alcove, and the wc in a separate room. A king sized four-poster bed was very comfortable. The hotel has extensive spa facilities but we only used the panoramic sauna and solarium on the top floor. The breakfast buffet was magnificent.

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“Wonderful German seaside stay”

This is a great hotel in a great seaside resort. All the staff were professional, friendly, helpful, and competent, and coped with our lousy German language skills. The whole hotel was meticulously clean. The room was small but seemed spacious enough. The in-room safe was too small for a l... Mais

This is a great hotel in a great seaside resort. All the staff were professional, friendly, helpful, and competent, and coped with our lousy German language skills. The whole hotel was meticulously clean. The room was small but seemed spacious enough. The in-room safe was too small for a laptop. We had a small balcony with chairs facing the sea (hidden by trees), from which we could watch the world passing by (on foot, bike, scooter, and skates). Molton Brown toiletries. The hot water was VERY hot and could scald, if you are not careful. Breakfast was amazing, with a huge assortment of fruit, sausage, and fish, as well as an omelette station, juice machine, waffle iron, and many cheeses, yoghurts and quark. Coffee was good too, but the best thing about breakfast was the staff, who greeted everyone with a smile and gave us a great start for the day. We rented very good bikes from the hotel and cycled about 4km east to Poland, and 4 km west to Bansin., along the Strand Promenade - very enjoyable. There are indoor and outdoor pools, a gym and a sauna.

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“Quaint Hotel Needing A Little More Energy”

Nice hotel and appointed rooms, we had a 4 day stay with the kids. Great breakfast and peaceful area close to the beach. Lackluster service, keep in mind this is the former DDR and the staff are very slow and rather inattentive, almost bored, so that took away from its charm. Auto parking is an i... Mais

Nice hotel and appointed rooms, we had a 4 day stay with the kids. Great breakfast and peaceful area close to the beach. Lackluster service, keep in mind this is the former DDR and the staff are very slow and rather inattentive, almost bored, so that took away from its charm. Auto parking is an issue. We were told we had to book a parking spot prior to coming to the hotel and no valet. You need to park at the train station for 5 Euros a night and walk 10 minutes. Overall a fair stay, but they need an infusion of energy and some more smiles.

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