Studios im Haus Deutsch Krone

There were loud, questionable guests, and the place seems like a cheap motel, as in the TV report. It’s a disgrace in such a beautiful location. I can’t believe a lovely spa town and the residents of this seemingly upscale area put up with it.

There are some useful extras, like dish soap, a hairdryer, shower gel, and hand soap, and we got the access code for the house and room right at 4 PM. But the room is small, with no sofa, and the kitchen is missing a coffee maker, toaster, spatula, oven mitts, and range hood. At least there’s a balcony door. The bed slats aren’t secured and slip out of their holders, and there’s no bedside lamp. The outlets by the bed are hidden behind a shelf, while the bathroom outlet is missing its protective cover. There’s no bathroom ventilation, so everything gets wet after a shower. The towel was small too.

The view from the balcony was great, and the balcony had good equipment. The bed was comfortable and clean. We stayed in "Studio 121," which had everything we could need, including a stove, sink, pots, pans, plates, an ironing board, and an iron. We’d planned on just one night, but extending to two through WhatsApp was easy, and the communication was friendly. The building looks like an apartment block from outside and is quite dated, as are the hallways. Still, we were perfectly satisfied for two nights and were happy with the €60 per night. We’d come again.

I would rather have slept in my car. The room was cheap and very basic, with a broken kettle, a shower that barely worked, and a TV with constant interference. People screamed in the hallways all night, and I was afraid to leave the room alone. It felt more like a cheap motel, and the shouting reminded me of asylum seeker accommodation. Worst place I’ve ever stayed.