Appartement am Plauer See in Ganzlin

A well-oiled machine, with great quality everywhere. It’s expensive, but worth every penny.

5 stars for the location, the Seevilla, and the service :)!

The dog-friendly rooms were really well equipped: we got a dog bed, a blanket so our dog could sleep in bed, bowls, and even a toy. We could also bring our dog to breakfast if we sat on the terrace. Dogs do have to stay on a leash throughout the hotel grounds, and there’s no dog-friendly way into the lake from the hotel. The nearest dog beach is about a 3 km walk through the forest, which is lovely, so no complaints there. Still, it’d be nice to have a dog-friendly beach nearby on the hotel grounds, especially in very hot weather. The staff were very friendly, the location was great, and breakfast was tasty and plentiful. Just don’t try getting there by public transport 😂😅 Everything else was amazing!

The area around Plauen See is beautiful and well worth seeing. We had a lovely stay, and I wish all the friendly staff the very best. Beech Resort Plauer See is a fantastic place to relax, with or without a dog, with or without kids 😀. It’s great for anyone who loves nature, the staff are very polite and helpful, and the restaurant serves good food. There is one little thing that would be worth changing. Please explain to the cargo-bike generation of parents how to behave with their children in the sauna. The sauna is a naturist space where people go to find peace and rest. When parents from that generation walk loudly and shouting through the sauna area with their children in bikinis and swimming trunks, it doesn’t fit with an otherwise lovely and genuinely family-friendly resort. Dear mothers and fathers, a sauna isn’t a water park! We’re parents ourselves, just from another time, and we know what children enjoy. Generally, that hasn’t changed. I’m sure friendly but firm action could restore the balance in the sauna area.