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We booked on arrival, the price was cheap and allowed us to stay for days with out stress, went across the road bought small grocery to eat inside our room that had a kitchenette with a toaster, pans,pots...everything we needed including a single plate stove. White clean towels, clean pillows and bedding. I will stay here again lots of places to visit were ten min drive away and a big shopping center a walking distance!

We travelled for Easter 2022. We chose Aja Warnemünde because we had visited Aja Bad Sarow once and were satisfied. We paid a total of 1200 euros for 3 nights for 3 people with half-pension. Then the disappointment came on the first day of the trip. In the spa area we should share a bed to third, because there were not enough beds. Ground - many external visitors that were identified on the bracelets and so the beds were not enough for the hotel guests. The next disappointment came to the evening - the most beautiful tables with sea view in the restaurant were already “reserved” for the entire stay. Eating is OK, but nothing special. Tomates were of the cheapest - without taste. We wanted to go to bed tired when we realized that the bed linen was everywhere with holes. After our request next day, the bed linen was changed. But this is not possible - not for the price of EUR 1200. The hotel is located in the centre of the city centre and is located in the centre of the city centre. This should happen with us on Sunday - but it is not!! We only got toilet paper and towels according to my request, although the room should actually be sucked because the sand of the floor was already dirty. A lady then wanted to clean the room just Monday before check out - there was no coordination between reception and cleaning. If we weren't in the room, the lady would have cleaned the room twice.... before checkout and after. So overall disappointing. Concluded: The young lady at the pool bar was very nice. There were offers of osters for the children. The massage in the Niveahaus by the staff member Elizabeth was very pleasant.

If you think this is a 5-star hotel then you've never stayed at a 5-star. Location is great, right at the beachfront. Everything else is mediocre at best. The rooms and balconies are tiny. Some of the employees were really lovely, others were obviously very annoyed by the guests. My wife was treated in a really rude way by one of the employees at the receiption, so she asked for the manager (first time ever she felt she had to do that). The explanation she got from the manager was that they they are aware of that persons behavior, but are short on staff (fachkraeftemangel) and therefore they cant afford to reprimand them. Except for the rooms (renovated), the hotel looks dated, but i guess their focus is on old people which probably like that style from back of the days of the German Democratic Republic (DDR). Overall, i felt like in an overpriced 3 star. Also, bathroom has a large peephole so you can watch from the room whatever the person inside is doing. Swimming Pool has a sewage problem and a slightly unpleasant odor.

I felt comfortable and can recommend it. Modern industrial-style hostel. Comfortable beds, bed linen and towels clean and cozy. Clever construction of the bunk beds - so that everything doesn't shake when someone moves (the mattress is suspended; it rocks minimally). Rooms spartan but very functionally furnished. Very compact space, like an overseas container. When the place is full, it gets cozy. Sanitary facilities, as stated, are also small. Not a mobile home feeling, but definitely not for obesity patients. Communal kitchen spotlessly clean. The contents of the many communal refrigerators are also meticulously monitored (nothing from last winter). Quiet surroundings. S-Bahn stop directly opposite. Aldi and Rewe within walking distance next door. 17 minutes on foot/1.5 km to the beach. Great value for money for the high season. For the dorms: bring a padlock. I missed a curtain/privacy screen for the lower beds too. I would book it again.