Haus Strandeck

The beach was easy to get to, and the promenade was even closer, just around the corner with plenty to do. The guesthouse itself is in a lovely spot, quiet but close to the beach. Breakfast was served each morning at the hotel about 500 meters away. We took a rental bike there, though it would have been a short walk too. We were lucky to stay for a week, and the Lucht family went out of their way to make things work for us beforehand. We could stay in the same apartment for the whole visit, which we really appreciated. Our large 40-square-meter apartment had all we needed: a small kitchen with a fridge, two terraces, a comfortable double bed, a roomy shower, and parking at the property. It was a wonderful stay, and we’ll definitely be back. Thank you! 🥰

The rooms were clean and adequate, though they weren’t very well suited to a summer holiday because there wasn’t much space to dry swimwear. We still had a very pleasant stay and would recommend the place. It’s a nice guesthouse in a quiet spot near central Zingst. The breakfast buffet was plentiful and excellent, and the staff were friendly. The owner was a little curt.

Good places to eat and drink are within walking distance, and the Baltic Sea is just a stone’s throw away. As a city dweller, I found this cozy, friendly, easygoing place a dream. Zingst residents, you’ve done a great job making a refuge for people looking to relax, hike, or cycle. It’s fantastic, better than Zinnowitz, Basin, Sylt, and the rest! 👏👏 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😎

The breakfast room was in an inviting conservatory, but the whole setup looked neglected. The buffet had been picked over and left uncleared, and we were handed half a pot of coffee to start with. There were only two rolls left, the sort you might get at a gas station, and no staff were in sight. When I went looking for more coffee, I found the breakfast kitchen, where the waitress had gone to argue with her boyfriend. They were clearly having a row. What a thing to encounter as a tourist, especially when you’re just trying to have breakfast. The place is fairly quiet despite being central, and the owner sends his regards. Guests are asked to check in and out at a different guesthouse, which was a shock on our first day. They advertise themselves using the self-invented title “bed and breakfast.” We were curious, and the experience went about as expected.