Ostseehotel Villen Im Park – Ein Rovell Hotel

“Nice Hotel for a wellness weekend”

I spent a weekend with some friends at Bansin, mostly for hiking. The Hotel consist of several separate buildings situated in a park- like surrounding. We stayed in one of the new buidings. I can confirm that even the single rooms are nicely furnished and decorated, and of a reasonable size. Quee… more

I spent a weekend with some friends at Bansin, mostly for hiking. The Hotel consist of several separate buildings situated in a park- like surrounding. We stayed in one of the new buidings. I can confirm that even the single rooms are nicely furnished and decorated, and of a reasonable size. Queensize beds. It´s a ten minutes walk from the train station to the hotel, and another ten minutes distance from the hotel to the beach. Thus, the hotel is situated in a quiet area of the town but within walking distance of everything. The breakfast buffet had a nice choice of foods, we did have dinner at the hotel. The downstairs bar and the wellnes area are a little cramped. If you are looking for a nice place to stay, and at a reasonable price, I can recommend.

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“Relaxing - yes, 4 Star - no”

My boyfriend and I travel to Bansin once a year. This time we decided to try out the Villen im Park. The first impression is good, the hotel is spread out across a nice park, albeit near one of the main streets in Bansin. Our room was facing the street, so we could hear the cars, it was ok though s… more

My boyfriend and I travel to Bansin once a year. This time we decided to try out the Villen im Park. The first impression is good, the hotel is spread out across a nice park, albeit near one of the main streets in Bansin. Our room was facing the street, so we could hear the cars, it was ok though since they have good Windows - but I would not recommend sleeping there with the window open. Starting with the negative points: the room design is absolutely out of fashion. Everything had this end of the 90s look (mismatching patterns, colors, and even a small old-school TV). Also there is no wireless internet - something I expect as given in a 4* hotel. The room we had was also quite small, which is ok - with a redesign this would work. The bathroom is tiny and small details could be improved (i.e. there was one lamp cover missing, a sign of sloppiness that shouldn't happen in a 4* place). Now the positive points: The food was good! The breakfast buffet has a lot to offer - quite a few vegetarian options, lactose-free, soy milk etc. Apart from that a lot of cut meats, cheeses, salads, vegetables, fish, joghurts and musli. The dinner buffet was also good in terms of quality, but we would have liked some more vegetables. If you are vegetarian the options were a little bit dry (some pasta casserole). Now lets talk about relaxing there: the spa is nice. It is well spread out so that despite a rainy day, it was not too crowded. There are enough saunas for everyone and the indoor pool is big enough, water temperature is perfect, and there are several rooms to rest. One drawback was that there is no steam bath and you cannot go outside directly from the spa (which frequent sauna-visitors like to do to cool down). Staff in the spa was friendly and professional. Overall, the cleanliness in the hotel (rooms, salon, spa) was impeccable. There is also a bar in the hotel. It is ok - there the average age of the hotel becomes clear: 50+. This is probably also the reason why nobody before has asked for wlan. I don't think that we will come back even though overall it was a nice stay - maybe in 20 years, or after they redesign the place.

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“Over-rated place but quiet”

The beds were lumpy and the room stuffy so we slept poorly. The vegetarian offering in the buffet were tasteless dried out cheese ravioli with some vegetables thrown on top: not edible. The price was reasonable and the breakfast buffet good. And,the restaurant Gigolo was on the hotel grounds.