Das Ostseehotel welcomes travelers to a breezy seaside stay in Blekendorf, Germany. Located at Seestraße 9, the property sits about 2.8mi from the city center, inviting beachside adventures and restful moments in a Baltic coast setting.

On-site highlights include snorkeling, a restaurant, and direct beachfront access with free private parking and free Wi-Fi. A variety of perks awaits: beach and sun deck, terrace, garden views, non-smoking rooms, private entrance, and room service, plus a tour desk to plan local explorations. For those seeking activities, water sports facilities on site (extra charges), a golf course (extra charges), and horseback riding (extra charges) extend the options, while on-site parking remains free, and free toiletries are provided.

With 460 reviews, the Baltic coast vibe shines through in guest stories, making this beachfront base a go-to for travelers chasing sun and sea.

Dining is anchored by Restaurant Central, where traditional ambience meets American cuisine for relaxed meals after a day on the Baltic coast. Cash-only payments keep things simple at check-in and check-out. Direct beachfront access makes seaside days easy, complemented by free private parking and free Wi-Fi for quick retrieves of photos and plans.

A range of non-smoking rooms awaits, designed to fit solo travelers, couples, and families. The Single Room offers 75 square feet with one twin bed for solo stays; the Small Double covers 129 square feet with a single double bed; the Double Room spans 172 square feet with a queen-size bed and room for two adults and one child; the Family room provides 301 square feet with two bunk beds plus a queen bed for two adults and one child; and the Room - 2 Twin features 161 square feet with two twin beds for two adults and one child.

With 460 reviews, the Baltic coast vibe shines through, inviting travelers to chase sun and sea and enjoy a breezy, beachy stay. The mix of on-site dining, simple cash payments, and a variety of room sizes offers a relaxed base for coastal adventures, all just steps from the water.