Guest Houses in Binz

Just 300 metres from the Baltic coast, this family-run hotel enjoys a quiet location in the historic centre of Binz. It offers spacious rooms with refrigerators and flat-screen TVs.

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Annette

From

Ireland

This is a wonderful place and we would stay again any time!

This guest house is quietly located in the Schmachter See nature reserve, a 5-minute walk from Binz beach and pier. It offers rental bicycles as well as free Wi-Fi in public areas.

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hrut

From

Poland

It's super location Just 3 minutes walk to the lake with life piano and violin performances. 5 minutes to the old town walk which in under 10 minutes of a leisurely walk takes you to the cozy narrow and very long wooden pier. Tons of restaurants on the way ! Fantastic place to stay for both European and American tourists who are driving from place to place to visit all the wonderful towns and attractions of Northern Germany. Very friendly owner and his son. It was a total suprise and all on the upside. Chris

Situated in Baabe, Pension Am Meer offers beachfront accommodation 200 metres from Baabe Beach and features various facilities, such as a garden and a terrace.

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Anna

From

Germany

The staff is very nice and flexible. We were late for the check-in window. The lady on the phone quickly found a solution and everything went smoothly. I asked in advance about vegan options for breakfast. They were provided for me extra on no extra costs!! The breakfasts are great and customisable for everyone as well))

Enjoying a central location in the seaside town, this guest house is less than a 5-minute walk from the promenade and Baltic Sea coast.

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Vendula

From

Czech Republic

Everything was great, we enjoyed our stay very much.

Featuring free WiFi, private parking and a garden, the recently renovated property of Siggis Apart-Pension, offers accommodation in Ostseebad Sellin, 1.1 km from Sellin Dog Beach and 27 km from Open...

This country-style guesthouse is located in the heart of the Südostrügen World Biosphere Reserve, offering rental bicycles for exploring Rügen Island.

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J Magnus B

From

Sweden

Excellent living. Calm environment, quite and wounderfull. Breakfirst was simpl, but really great! Fresh homemade scrambeled eggs, with onions and bacon. Lady of the house made me breakfirst bread at 0700 when I had to leave early in the mornig

This hotel is a historic farmhouse in Ketelshagen, 4 km from Putbus on the Baltic Sea island of Rügen. Gutshaus Ketelshagen offers free Wi-Fi and a beautiful garden with a terrace and pond.

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Gailė

From

Lithuania

Nice, cosy place, very clean, owner talks a little bit English.

This grand villa on Rügen offers self-catering apartments with balconies overlooking Sassnitz Old Town and the Baltic Sea. It provides free Wi-Fi, free parking and daily breakfasts.

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Jekaterina

From

Sweden

Really great location and incredible view over the sea.

This family-run guest house enjoys a quiet location in the centre of Sassnitz, 250 metres from Sassnitz Harbour. It is 5 km from the famous white chalk cliffs in the Jasmund National Park.

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Theresa

From

Germany

Good Location, Checkin very flexible, Quick responding and very kind

1.7 km from Open Air Theatre Ralswiek in Ralswiek, Hotel Klaus Störtebeker provides accommodation with access to a sauna, hot tub and indoor pool.

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John

From

United States

Nothing, absolutely nothing."Germans only" local motel for local farmers. No english, not even a word. Couldn't answer basic guest questions when I for information about anything in the hotel..., horrible pillows- couldn't even have a nice nights sleep for the money I paid for.... and the staff had this very weird approach towards the customers who didn't speak their German. They couldn't even answer basic questions and it made you, as a guest, feel very weird and embarrassed and unwelcome. They shouldn't advertise their hotel on booking.com for international customers and invite customers to their hotel if they cannot provide information in English or in customers other languages and expect everyone to understand and read German. That's a discrimination against every other nation in the world. And if you don't care, then you don't run an international advertised Hotel. It was one weird experience I will never ever return back there again and do not recommend you to go there either unless you speak German. Oh and by the way, the shower handle was so old and broken and you couldn't even move it so I was up against the wall trying to get myself showered. And the decor is just awful I think they are stuck in 1960s.