Hotels With Wi-Fi in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany

Intercity Hotel Rostock was located at the main railway station on the outskirts of Rostock city. The hotel room was simply furnished but contained the essentials. However, the air quality was poor and the air conditioner worked poorly so it got very hot in the room. The cleanliness was as expected. The bathroom was small and simply decorated. The breakfast at the hotel was very good and varied, with a good selection of both hot and cold dishes. The staff seemed uninterested and were passive in meeting me as a guest. It lacked both smile and service attitude. Based on this, I can not recommend this hotel to others and will not visit it again myself.

A simple functional equipment. Unfortunately, a large group did not allow breakfast in the first two days. Although there are many nice and good cafés in Rostock, the search became more difficult than expected. There was a lot of booking in the morning. From the 3rd day we had breakfast in the hotel, which was much more relaxed. All we needed was available. There was even sheep and mandel milk, so I was “saved”, as I can't eat everything and I depend on corn flakes with fruit. The staff was super friendly and pre-existent. It was nicely clean everywhere.

Auf unser kleinen Ostsee Tour, kamen wir von Swinemünde und konnten direkt 4 Sterne in Polen mit 4 Sterne in Deutschland vergleichen. Das West Baltic in Polen, könnte mit der Besseren Lage und dem eigenen Wellnessbereich punkten. Beide Hotels sind innen wie außen schon ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen. Dennoch ist das Wyndham, obwohl wesentlich größer, etwas stilvoller. Hat den schöneren Restaurantbereich und das größere Frühstücks-Buffet. Das West Baltic wirkt gerade an der Rezeption moderner während das Restaurantareal wie eine bessere Erinnerung an eine Transitgaststätte wirkt. So, jetzt aber zu den Details des Wyndham. Fangen wir außen an. Die Lage ist etwa 3 Kilometer von der Altstadt und dem Hafen entfernt. Es steht zwischen kleinen Gartenkolonien und einem Gewerbegebiet. Ein McDonald ist in unmittelbarer Nähe. Allgemein war es sehr ruhig. Direkt vor dem Hotel erwartet einem, ein großer und kostenpflichtiger Parkplatz (7.-€/Tag). Gleich ein kleiner Tipp, davor ist der kostenlose Parkplatz vom Hansedom. Ach und gleich Tipp Nummer 2: Das Hotel ist nicht der Hansedom auch wenn es direkt mit der Saunalandschaft und dem Spaßbad verbunden ist. Alle Besuche müssen extra online reserviert und auch separat bezahlt werden. Begrüßt wird man vom freundlichen Personal in einer großen Lobby, von der rechts das Restaurant abgeht. Zwei Fahrstühle bringen einen zu den Zimmern. Das ist recht groß und bietet viel Schrank mit kostenlosem Tresor. Ein kleiner Fernseher und ein leerer, kleiner Kühlschrank ist, nett, in Form eines Leuchtturms aufgestellt. Bad und WC, getrennt durch eine Schiebetür bieten genug Platz für 2 Personen. Hier wirkt alles sehr sauber . Ein Satz Handtücher für zwei, Duschgel, Seife, Fön, Nähzeug und Gläser erwarten den Gast. Der große Balkon wird die Raucher erfreuen. Das Bett war ok, etwas weich für meinen Geschmack. Doch ich konnte ohne Hilfe morgens raus. Um dann vielleicht in den 10.Stock zu fahren und auf der Dachterrasse meinen Kaffee zu trinken oder wie jetzt wohl eher, mir die Ohren abzufrieren. In Zeiten von Corona darf man nur eine Stunde frühstücken und man muss diese Zeiten vorher bestimmen. Dann wird man zu einem Tisch gebracht - alles mit Maske. Das Buffet war gut. Kein Ausreißer, keine Überraschungen und kein Fisch! Das fand ich schon etwas seltsam für eine Hansestadt. Es gab Rührei, Würstchen, verschiedene Wurst und Käsesorten sowie Müsli, Cornflakes. Verschieden Sorten Brot, Brötchen, Tee- und Kaffeevarianten. Der Bereich ist gepflegt und wird nach jedem Gast sofort gereinigt. Es war ein angenehmer Aufenthalt und vielleicht sieht man sich wieder. Lage: etwas außerhalb, Besonderheit: Dachterrasse, Parkplatz: Kostenpflichtig, WLAN: gratis, Leistung 2, mehrere Geräte möglich, Wellness/Sport: aktuell nicht im Haus Frühstück: 3, I

We needed a night accommodation for 1 night. The hotel was perfect. It works all new and modern. Our room had a double bed and a double bed. The cleanliness was innocent. The mattresses were not yet passed through. The breakfast buffet was small, but for 7.50€ incl. drinks, unsatisfactory, cheap. S-track and tram are in the immediate vicinity. Point deduction is available for too few parking and little rooms at breakfast. There can be time to wait for shots. All in all a very good price-performance ratio and very recommend!

Very spacious, nice and quiet room, with two bathrooms. Nice amenities in the room too, especially for kids. The swimming pool is quite nice, and it connects the inside with the outside. Water was perhaps a bit on the fresh end, but OK, and it was not crowded. Nice spaces outdoor for kids to play and a nice kids room where they can borrow board games, complemented with a games room with a foosball table, a Nintendo and air hockey. Breakfast buffet was quite complete and staff were nice. However, having stayed over several days, we noticed that the breakfast assortment was fixed (a bit of variety would have been nice). We were also expecting access to the beach, and it was a bit more like a 20m wide swamp (i.e. not meant for playing or swimming), but they have a sandy area in front with some chairs to enjoy the good weather.

We arrived at the 4-star hotel DORMERO, Prora, Rügen, Germany on Monday 10 July 2023 and we had been looking forward to a holiday in a nice suite in a nice hotel that we had booked for 6 nights. There was nothing wrong with the suite, but after many hours of driving from Denmark, we needed a shower. Unfortunately, that was not an option, because there were no towels! Not a very good start, but of course we could pick up some at the reception. The reception was not staffed, but we did find an employee who could inform us that the hotel unfortunately had NO MORE TOWELS??? So, we could not get a shower after checking in at our 4-star hotel! The hotel is not at all geared for longer stays due to: 1. A lack of towels. This was a problem all week. 2. A lack of toilet paper. 3. A lack of cleaning. No cleaning was done at all during the entire period we stayed there: 6 days. 4. Food waste etc. was not removed the whole week, so we had to bring the waste to the reception ourselves when the smell got too bad in the room. The hotel had also run out of plastic bags that fit in the waste bin, so we got bags that were too small for the bin. 5. A lack of a permanent receptionist (there was only a sporadic employee at the reception who was not customer friendly at all. STEP BY STEP was his slogan, so the guests had to arm themselves with patience. 6. In general, there was a lack of staff at the hotel. As is clear from the above, our stay at the hotel did absolutely not contribute to giving us a good holiday. We expected to be treated with dignity and not with indifference and disrespect. The hotel's poor service and atmosphere had a negative effect on our holiday mood, so we cannont recommend DORMERO.

We arrived at around 6:30 from Sweden with the ferry. After checking in we went to the restaurant to have dinner as se had a light lunch. To our surprise, after a long wait, we manage to get hold of the head waiter, who informed us that it was not possible to have a table - the hotel is faaar out with no alternate restarunts, dispate that it looked as it was a lot of empty space in the restaurant. The reception offered to call to some town nearby to make us a reservation for us. Some time later we were told that we could have a table at 8 pm which we found fare enough. At 8 we went up to the restaurant, after some wait we grab a personal and yes, table no 6 was for our disposal. As there were no menu, we asked what to eat and was offered the buffet. But they would clean out the buffe in 7(!) minutes. We left hungry that night. We have made some travel through the years but this was some experience. We checked out next morning, dispate 2 days booking. It was certainly a never-again-experience, kind of east germany experience. You have been warned, this was not a cheep hotel, just very unfriendly.. Normally we always check tripadvisor before picking a hotel. For some reason, there has been no reviews since 2018, pity!

A beautiful hotel. The staff is very friendly and nice. The spa area is ok. I can only say. Very nice hotel.. Thanks again 👍👍

Our newly renovated room on the 4th floor was spacious and modern. However, it lacked storage space in the bathroom which had plenty of tiled walls without hooks or shelves. The hotel is under renovation and work begins about 10.00a.m. so don’t expect to sleep in over the noise of the power tools. Our window looked onto the railway line, and we did hear the infrequent trains throughout the night. The hotel is less than 2 kms walking distance to the Schwerin Castle and the old town. A couple of small complaints, the hotel would not change our 50 Euro note into smaller denominations, I was told that was because “the boss would be angry”. I asked for a cup of ice to take to our room on the first night and the request was refused. The request was made at reception and initially the man said he would get it, then someone from a rear office said something to him and I was told that they had no ice. On our second night, I asked the bartender for ice to take to my room and it was provided. I expect to be able to get ice at a hotel that charges the price we paid here despite whether I ask the bar tender or the person at reception.

The hotel offers all what a discerning guest could wish for. Perfect location right in the old town. Authentic medieval flair - the lovingly renovated hotel is located in a complex of several hundred-year-old historical buildings that are connected to each other. The rooms and bathrooms are spacious, spotlessly clean, with wooden ceilings and tea and coffee making facilities. In summer, the a la carte breakfast in the courtyard is definitely a highlight. The hotel offers very good coffee from the hotel's own roastery. There is a wellness area, a lounge, a restaurant and a roastery store. Upper stores are reachable by elevator. Easy on-line check-in. Attentive staff. The hotel does not have its own parking lot, but cars can be parked in the public garage in front of the hotel.

Intercity Hotel Rostock was located at the main railway station on the outskirts of Rostock city. The hotel room was simply furnished but contained the essentials. However, the air quality was poor and the air conditioner worked poorly so it got very hot in the room. The cleanliness was as expected. The bathroom was small and simply decorated. The breakfast at the hotel was very good and varied, with a good selection of both hot and cold dishes. The staff seemed uninterested and were passive in meeting me as a guest. It lacked both smile and service attitude. Based on this, I can not recommend this hotel to others and will not visit it again myself.

A simple functional equipment. Unfortunately, a large group did not allow breakfast in the first two days. Although there are many nice and good cafés in Rostock, the search became more difficult than expected. There was a lot of booking in the morning. From the 3rd day we had breakfast in the hotel, which was much more relaxed. All we needed was available. There was even sheep and mandel milk, so I was “saved”, as I can't eat everything and I depend on corn flakes with fruit. The staff was super friendly and pre-existent. It was nicely clean everywhere.

We needed a night accommodation for 1 night. The hotel was perfect. It works all new and modern. Our room had a double bed and a double bed. The cleanliness was innocent. The mattresses were not yet passed through. The breakfast buffet was small, but for 7.50€ incl. drinks, unsatisfactory, cheap. S-track and tram are in the immediate vicinity. Point deduction is available for too few parking and little rooms at breakfast. There can be time to wait for shots. All in all a very good price-performance ratio and very recommend!

Given that we were the only guests at the hotel that day, we prepared a mini furchet for every person. Total number is standard, TV, WiFi. Bath is standard, well lighted. There was nothing hot water in the evening. The bottles of water are in the room for a separate fee.

The Penta Hotels are fun to stay in - my all time favorite is the one in Leipzig. Been here a couple of times. Sadly this time the restaurant was closed, always enjoy hanging out at their bar and munch their bits and pieces.

Very good price-performance ratio. Excellent location with very good transport connection and infrastructure. Rooms are available in different categories. Breakfast buffet is very good and sufficient. All staff are very competent, friendly and helpful.

The hotel has a great location in the center and port. The service was GREAT. Very friendly staff, since we were 4 people (2 adults and 2 children), an extra bed was missing, which we did immediately after information. There was plenty of space in the room and everything was clean. The bathroom was large and a nice shower. There was a kettle with tea, coffee to make yourself. In the lobby there is water, apples and sweets to take away. The roof terrace on the 10th floor or higher was open to everyone and has loungers for sunbathing and a GREAT view of the harbor and city. We were all very happy.

The hotel is simply clean, located at the park behind the Baltic Sea Stadium. The two stars at the service have the really (no irony!) friendly older gentleman in late and also the delightful night service in the roll. The young lady is recommended to go to the day service a profession where she does not have to/shall/shall be able to handle with customers.

Very spacious, nice and quiet room, with two bathrooms. Nice amenities in the room too, especially for kids. The swimming pool is quite nice, and it connects the inside with the outside. Water was perhaps a bit on the fresh end, but OK, and it was not crowded. Nice spaces outdoor for kids to play and a nice kids room where they can borrow board games, complemented with a games room with a foosball table, a Nintendo and air hockey. Breakfast buffet was quite complete and staff were nice. However, having stayed over several days, we noticed that the breakfast assortment was fixed (a bit of variety would have been nice). We were also expecting access to the beach, and it was a bit more like a 20m wide swamp (i.e. not meant for playing or swimming), but they have a sandy area in front with some chairs to enjoy the good weather.

We arrived at the 4-star hotel DORMERO, Prora, Rügen, Germany on Monday 10 July 2023 and we had been looking forward to a holiday in a nice suite in a nice hotel that we had booked for 6 nights. There was nothing wrong with the suite, but after many hours of driving from Denmark, we needed a shower. Unfortunately, that was not an option, because there were no towels! Not a very good start, but of course we could pick up some at the reception. The reception was not staffed, but we did find an employee who could inform us that the hotel unfortunately had NO MORE TOWELS??? So, we could not get a shower after checking in at our 4-star hotel! The hotel is not at all geared for longer stays due to: 1. A lack of towels. This was a problem all week. 2. A lack of toilet paper. 3. A lack of cleaning. No cleaning was done at all during the entire period we stayed there: 6 days. 4. Food waste etc. was not removed the whole week, so we had to bring the waste to the reception ourselves when the smell got too bad in the room. The hotel had also run out of plastic bags that fit in the waste bin, so we got bags that were too small for the bin. 5. A lack of a permanent receptionist (there was only a sporadic employee at the reception who was not customer friendly at all. STEP BY STEP was his slogan, so the guests had to arm themselves with patience. 6. In general, there was a lack of staff at the hotel. As is clear from the above, our stay at the hotel did absolutely not contribute to giving us a good holiday. We expected to be treated with dignity and not with indifference and disrespect. The hotel's poor service and atmosphere had a negative effect on our holiday mood, so we cannont recommend DORMERO.

We arrived at around 6:30 from Sweden with the ferry. After checking in we went to the restaurant to have dinner as se had a light lunch. To our surprise, after a long wait, we manage to get hold of the head waiter, who informed us that it was not possible to have a table - the hotel is faaar out with no alternate restarunts, dispate that it looked as it was a lot of empty space in the restaurant. The reception offered to call to some town nearby to make us a reservation for us. Some time later we were told that we could have a table at 8 pm which we found fare enough. At 8 we went up to the restaurant, after some wait we grab a personal and yes, table no 6 was for our disposal. As there were no menu, we asked what to eat and was offered the buffet. But they would clean out the buffe in 7(!) minutes. We left hungry that night. We have made some travel through the years but this was some experience. We checked out next morning, dispate 2 days booking. It was certainly a never-again-experience, kind of east germany experience. You have been warned, this was not a cheep hotel, just very unfriendly.. Normally we always check tripadvisor before picking a hotel. For some reason, there has been no reviews since 2018, pity!

In a quiet location on the park with a beautiful garden (lifting). Great rooms with generous bathroom, very clean and high quality mattresses. The service staff is always very friendly, attentive and helpful. The breakfast buffet does not leave any wishes open and the restaurant is recommendable. The cocktails in the small, cozy bar are very tasty. The room cleaning is done on request, which I personally find very sustainable. The wellness area is also recommended.

Wir haben mit Freunden 4 Nächte im Ceres am Meer verbracht und sind am Ende zu dem Schluss gekommen: sehr stylisch mit Luft nach oben. Anfahrt zum Hotel bzw. zur Garage verwirrend und nicht ausgeschildert. Netter Empfang an der Rezeption und Begleitung zum Zimmer um alles zu erklären. Zimmer ausreichend groß mit tollem Blick über die Seebrücke und das Wasser (2. Stock). Betten extrem bequem, Einrichtung im Zimmer sehr stylisch, aber auch sehr reduziert. Statt 2 kleinen harten Designerstühlen (siehe Foto) wären 2 bequeme Sessel gemütlicher. Das Bad sehr groß und sehr unpraktisch. An den 2 flachen Designer-Waschtischen kaum Ablagefläche (siehe Foto). Wenn man herausgefunden hat, wie der stylische Wasserhebel funktioniert, sind auch schon Spiegel und Wände vollgespritzt und das Becken fast übergelaufen. Uns haben die Mitarbeiter vom Housekeeping leid getan. In der Dusche keine Ablagefläche, im separaten WC kein Mülleimer. Um nachts den Lichtschalter für die Toilette zu erreichen, muss man einmal quer durch das dunkle Badezimmer laufen. Die Minibar ist mit 2 Flaschen Wasser und verschiedenen Säften gefüllt. Ansonsten keine Kaffeemaschine, kein Wasserkocher um sich einen Tee zu machen und auch kein Hinweis auf einen Roomservice im Zimmer. Das Frühstück ist qualitativ gut. Warum Räucherlachs und Leberwurst nicht mit auf dem Buffet angeboten, sondern von der Karte bestellt werden müssen, hat sich uns nicht erschlossen. Zumal sie ohne extra Berechnung an den Tisch gebracht werden, allerdings mehr in Form eines ”Gruß aus der Küche”. Earl Grey Tee gab es an 3 Tagen nur als Beutel, am letzten Tag dann doch noch als losen Tee. Wenn man keinen der wenigen Tische im früheren Restaurant ergattert, muss das Frühstück in der Bar mit entsprechend niedrigen Beistelltischen und Cocktailsesseln eingenommen werden. Der Service im ganzen Haus ist gut bis ausbaufähig, abhängig vom jeweiligen Mitarbeiter. Auf die Frage unserer Freundin an der Rezeption, ob es einen Stadtplan von Binz gibt, erhielt sie die lapidare Antwort ”Haben Sie kein google?”. Und auch wenn man Feierabend hat, kann man als Barkeeper die Gäste fragen, ob sie noch ein Getränk möchten, bevor man sich um 22.15 Uhr seinen Rucksack schnappt und Richtung Ausgang trabt. Das mein Geburtstag vom Hotel übersehen wurde, trotzdem ich einen Tag vorher beim Einchecken noch nach dem Geburtsdatum gefragt wurde, passte schließlich zum Gesamteindruck vom Hotel. Dem Haus fehlen Empathie und Charme eines Gastgebers.

Just returned home from a 4 night stay at Hotel Merkur. I had taken my 3 Children on a Monday to Friday holiday to celebrate their milestone Birthdays, my twins turned 21 and my other daughter celebrating her 40th. I chose this hotel because of the reviews of how friendly the hotel staff were and all the personal touches they provided, such as, bottle of bubbly on arrival and homemade Jam and/or marmalade as a leaving gift. Sadly we saw nothing of this despite me emailing them beforehand to inform them of our reason for the holiday. The room we had been given was 002 and although very basic, we had a great bathroom. The windows looked on to a wall so not much daylight in the room, but we were okay with this as it kept the room cool and we didn't plan to be in all that much. Not wanting to be negative, but... on arrival all we were given was the key and told where our room could be found, no welcome pack or even information about the hotel facilities etc. (We only found out on the last day that they had a courtyard we could have used and that they sold soft drinks at recetion.) The room didn't even have tea/coffee making equipment, which we found very unusual and disappointing. The last straw for us was, when checking out was asked if we had taken anything from the mini bar to which I replied ”what mini bar?” ”The one in your room” eh??? We didn't have a mini bar!! Left us thinking we must have had the worst room in the hotel and we felt like second class guests. On the positive side the towels and bedding were changed daily and the breakfast was good. Oh, I forgot to mention, my daughter came back to the hotel when I was asleep and didn't want to knock the door too loud in case it disturbed other guests, si asked us she could be let in and was told they didn't have another key, so she sat in reception. Eh???!!!. I loved Prague and will definitely go back, but not to Hotel Merkur.

We stopped off here briefly late one weekday afternoon recently for a cup of coffee and a cake. We parked in the small but free car park to the side of this establishment. We found a table outside which included one of the famous north German ”Strandkörbe” - literally beach baskets to sit in. All rather quaint really. I had a milk coffee and the last piece of a creamy ”Windbeutel” puff cake. Very nice. Service was friendly with some pleasant banter from the gentleman whom we assumed owns the place. The restrooms were also in good, clean shape. All very nice.

Our newly renovated room on the 4th floor was spacious and modern. However, it lacked storage space in the bathroom which had plenty of tiled walls without hooks or shelves. The hotel is under renovation and work begins about 10.00a.m. so don’t expect to sleep in over the noise of the power tools. Our window looked onto the railway line, and we did hear the infrequent trains throughout the night. The hotel is less than 2 kms walking distance to the Schwerin Castle and the old town. A couple of small complaints, the hotel would not change our 50 Euro note into smaller denominations, I was told that was because “the boss would be angry”. I asked for a cup of ice to take to our room on the first night and the request was refused. The request was made at reception and initially the man said he would get it, then someone from a rear office said something to him and I was told that they had no ice. On our second night, I asked the bartender for ice to take to my room and it was provided. I expect to be able to get ice at a hotel that charges the price we paid here despite whether I ask the bar tender or the person at reception.

This is an old hotel without air-conditioning, so the rooms may became pretty warm. We received a room where the warm water did not work. So we had to take a shower with cold water. The hotel has an own car-parking area, but the clients have to pay for it. The distance to the city centre is around 3km only. You may take the bus to get to the centre, but the bus does not drive very frequently.

Pans can always happen. But a unprofessional and dear handling of it is not to apologize. What happened? Despite a written reservation, in which I was announced as a wheelchair driver, I was informed at check-in lapidar that the only accessible room was in place. I should keep a normal room. The doors of the normal rooms were all too narrow! So back to the reception. The staffer replied to me there, he did not make any error and asked if I really booked the disabled room. Only when I showed him my reservation, he began to make a effort. But not to organise me an appropriate room in another hotel, but to carry the hotel guest who had the room back there. So not only a angry guest, but two! At the point it was enough for me and I myself worried about an alternative. The staff was apparently easier, but at the point it would have been nice to hear a word of excuse. Failure! The hotel manager will sign up with me next day, it said. But when the announcement was made it, it was also. Good crisis management is definitely different!

The staff is super friendly. The newly renovated rooms are B and B standard. Now it's renovated there. It's definitely nice. Come back.

The environment is really good