Finnhütte Amelie

There are lots of places to explore nearby, and it's only about five minutes to the beach. The Finnish cabin was really nice and clean, with everything we needed. Everything also went smoothly with the landlord.

The cabins are tucked away a bit, but the beach is close and there's a bus connection. They have different owners, so the furnishings can vary quite a lot. Ours was called "Little Irene," and it was incredibly cozy, stylish, and carefully put together, with lovely little details. It was all clean and well maintained. There's a restaurant within walking distance, though we didn't try it. The kitchen is well equipped and separated from the living area by an open doorway. The shower room has a small washing machine and drying racks. Upstairs, a steep ladder leads to a 1.60-meter-wide double bed, I think, and there are two more single beds behind a door under the roof on the other side. You need to be agile enough for the ladder, and it takes care with very young children. There's a gate at the top, but kids can open its latch easily. You can sit out on the terrace or in a beach chair. Because the roofs are thatched, grilling and smoking are strictly forbidden on the grounds. The provided electric grill is fine for barbecuing. Fireworks are also a bad idea here. There's a sports field but no swings or climbing frames. Table tennis and ball games are allowed. Cars can only enter to load or unload, and there's a gated parking lot outside the grounds.