Nordsee Hotel Fischereihafen

The hotel is right at the port. Although it is a bit old, it is clean and tidy, and the service is in place. The hotel's breakfast buffet is also very good. It should be noted that: like many hotels in Europe, disposable toothbrushes are not provided. (This environmental protection concept has been deeply rooted in people's hearts) There are many seafood restaurants in the port. The seafood is a bit over-fried. Although it is not as delicious as some restaurants in China, it is a good experience to have a quiet dinner here.

Basically, I have been happy with the Nordsee Hotel so far. I booked it primarily because of the gym next door, which is included in the price. Overall, the hotel is showing its age. I couldn't really sleep on the first and second night of my last stay because the window was completely leaky and there was a loud draft. When I asked the next day, I was told that the caretaker couldn't do anything, they were just old windows. I was moved to another room. My girlfriend slept in the hotel on the last night, one of two, and had breakfast with us. Now I had to pay an extra charge because I didn't book it. OK, I said, let's offset my 7-day stay in January against that... I paid for seven days and seven breakfasts and was alone. That wouldn't work and I would have to prove that I was alone. The employee in January, I can't remember exactly who, told me that I could say that on the next stay and then offset it. Maybe he just didn't feel like rebooking at the time. Of course I could have said it straight away, but I forgot about it. Now the employee is starting to address me informally and I have to pay for it. I said I don't have to do anything... Then she called her boss... He confirmed that I had to prove that I was alone in January... I think it's a disgrace to treat guests like that. Of course a company should think economically, but can't the hotel accommodate the guest? Why was the guest accused of lying by saying that she could prove that she was alone? I'm excited; they're going to get in touch with me tomorrow.