Gästehaus Mondmuschel

Apartment No. 72 worked wonderfully for all five of us. It was carefully planned and lovingly furnished, and we didn't lack anything. The only shortcoming was the limited crockery, which made running the dishwasher rather inefficient.

In our two-room apartment at Wittehuus, the living room/bedroom and small kitchen were adequately sized and furnished, though the sofa was quite worn. The unusual lights gave off a lovely glow, but the room could have used some colorful touches, like cushions. The bathroom was a real disappointment and badly needs renovation. I'd give it 3-4 stars overall.

We stayed in apartment 50 as a family with one child. The street was quiet but central, and the apartment was nicely furnished, well equipped, and had plenty of practical storage. We could use or book things like the pool and breakfast at Hotel am Meer. A few things made the stay less convenient. It was only superficially clean when we arrived, with areas like under the bed apparently missed. The kitchen was awkward to use: there was no dishwasher despite the online listing, the sink was tiny and too close to the wall, and there was nowhere to drain dishes. The bins were too small for all the apartments, and seagulls regularly pulled out the bags in the morning and woke us up. We also couldn't find basic instructions for the phone, Wi-Fi, or sorting the rubbish. The listing said size M had two balconies, but ours had just one. The first-floor apartment has two, while all three ground-floor apartments have one each. Our stay was generally satisfactory, but at €280 per night the service didn't feel worth the price. The apartments seem outdated and not well maintained, and this one isn't a great fit for families who want or need to cook.

The place is clean and modern, and its central location is a real plus. I took off a point because faster data speeds cost extra.