A-ROSA Ostseehotel Kuhlungsborn

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• denisetheartist

  26 febrero 2013
  A really lovely place to spend time

  I have been here a little over two weeks now. I am staying here as part of an artist residency and have found this to be a truly charming hotel. It is a beautiful property overlooking the Baltic Sea on the northern coast of Germany. The interior is decorated in warm and welcoming colors, the spa is a fantastic place to relax and unwind. They offer classes in beginning Yoga, Pilates, Qi Gong and water aerobics. The pool is both indoor and outdoor allowing you to start your swim inside and then brave the cold outside while never getting out of the water. Their restaurant is tops and the breakfast buffet is one of the best I have ever experienced in Europe, even compared to a 5 star hotel I stayed at in Munich many years ago. The staff is always smiling and willing to help. I have never seen such hard working people who are also so happy. The beach is right outside the door (always my favorite place for the beach even in cold weather). You can walk for miles (or kilometers if you prefer) along it in either direction. I walked to Heiligendamm one day and took the adorable Molli narrow gauge train back. It was a great little outing. I will be here for a total of 6 weeks with about 4 to go, so have more side trips planned. I know most Americans have never heard of this area, but it is definitely on my list of places to visit again, next time with my family.

  

• Andreas P

  16 octubre 2014
  Very good place to spend some days at the Baltic Sea

  The hotel is nicely located directly behind the beach and close to the sea bridge. The staff is very friendly, the hotel is very comfortable and includes a spa and pool area (in- and out-door pool). Food is very good, the breakfast buffett is excellent. Don't miss a trip with the more than 100 year old steam train "Molli" stilloperating between Kuehlungsborn and Bad Doberan.

  

• Krulletje

  25 febrero 2016
  Spa-tip: Find the buttons under waterline in main pool

  Second tip - in your room you'll find a little folder on the bedside table. It contains the "cushion menu". So if you don't like the standard cushion with fibre-filling, you can just call/pass the reception and ask them to bring a feather/down filled cushion instead. Or one of the other varieties. It's free of charge, unlike the 10,- Euro fee for room-service. Very nice hotel, even if the color-scheme looked a bit 70's to me and my wife. Good service - including help to get your luggage up and down from your room. The spa is well equipped, with different sauna types, relax areas, bubble-bath and a main pool with direct access to an outdoor section. Various water jets etc can be turned ON in the main pool by pushing buttons located beneath water level. That's all included in the room. Additional services like massage or yoga can be ordered and payed separately. Check opening schedules for the various parts. Ex. the saunas are not heated until 13.00. But I'm glad we were there out of season, because I could imagine it would be rather crowded in the spa area in high season. The hotel has free parking (included) a very short walk from the hotel, but they also have a garage beneath the hotel (surcharge?). The breakfast table is a large as you can imagine for a German hotel on this level. Meaning that you'll need a week to eat your way through all the variety on offer. Quite a lot of ecological choices as well. The bread selection could use a slight boost of ecological products. The evening restaurant food is excellent, but with prices to match the location. In total we found the Ostseehotel Kühlungsborn to be slightly overpriced.