There are different sides of the Baltic Sea. On the one hand, that statement is misleading, on the other hand, it hits the mark. What it means is that it not only matters to be at the right place, but also to be there at the right time, to avoid the crowd.
In summer, the beaches are often overrun, but when you choose March for your trip to the Baltic Sea, you can enjoy the first rays of the spring sun almost alone. And there are a lot of Baltic Sea hotels to choose from…
The noblest way to do so is certainly in the Travel Charme Kurhaus Binz. The five-star hotel is located in a truly representative building directly at the beach.
Apart from its charming historic seaside resort architecture, the Kurhaus Binz offers comprehensive spa treatments and a fantastic restaurant. It is simply the best of the best – at least on the island of Ruegen.
A little more to the east, there is the island of Usedom. Did you know that only a part of Usedom belongs to Germany? More than the half of it is part of Poland, and Germany’s eastern neighbor can be comfortably reached from there by bus or even by foot.
The adequate accomodation, however, is still on German ground, at the Baltic Sea resort Heringsdorf. The Strandhotel Ostseeblick surely lives up to ist name (which means sea view in English), as you can see the Baltic Sea from (almost) every window.
Another advantage for families is that it offers, next to its 60 bedrooms and suites, 33 holiday appartments, which are all placed in the adjoining new building. The hotel’s panoramic restaurant Bernstein, boasting 14 Gault Millau points and 2 Bertelsmann toques, will provide you with culinary delights.
Finally, we move a little farther to the west. More precisely, to Mecklenburg, where between Luebeck and Wismar, there is the Baltic Sea resort Boltenhagen.
The local Iberotel Boltenhagen is the home of comfort, if it were only for its 1,000 square meter spa. Wellness is a top priority here, and if you have had your fill of spa treatments and sauna, you are in next to no time in Luebeck or the historic Hanseatic City of Wismar to go shopping or just stroll around.
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