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These family-run apartments are set in spacious 2,000 m² of grounds in Gager on the island of Rügen, 100 metres from the Baltic Sea shore. Boddenhus Apartment features a garden with sunbathing lawn.

Set in Gager, 2.6 km from Grosser Beach, Fischerhaus Gager offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. Open Air Theatre Ralswiek is 39 km from the apartment.

These apartments in the fishing village of Gager feature satellite TV and a terrace with barbecue facilities. They are only 500 metres from Gager Harbor and the Baltic Sea coast.

Dette hotellet i Sellin tilbyr en privat strand, et stort spa og god mat. Hotellet har en vakker beliggenhet mellom innsjøen Selliner See på Rügen og Østersjøen.

sebastian

Norge

frokosten var deilig og god atmosfære Middag var en liten nedtur - litt for dyrt i forhold til verdien for oss og buffe var ikke noe buffe likevel

Dette 4-stjernershotellet ligger i Göhren på Rügen, en 5-minutters spasertur fra stranden. Her tilbys du store rom og leiligheter. Det omfattende velværeområdet har et innendørsbasseng.

Come and stay in this family-friendly hotel in Baabe, on Rügen, for a perfect beach holiday. Excellent children's facilities and free in-room Wi-Fi internet access make for a relaxing break.

Katarina

Tyskland

Super nettes Personal. Tolle Lage.

This family-run hotel enjoys an ideal location in Sellin, on the Baltic Sea island of Rügen, 400 metres from the beach and in a walking distance to the Seebrücke and Wilhelmstraße.

Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, R&R Villen Baabe is situated in Baabe, within 700 metres of Sellin South Beach. All rooms boast a TV with cable channels and a private bathroom.

Just 300 metres from the sandy Baltic Sea coast on the island of Rügen, this 3-star hotel offers bright rooms. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom and free WiFi in all areas.

This family-run hotel is located in the Baltic Sea town of Sellin, an 8-minute walk from Sellin Pier. Hotel Glückauf is an elegant building, which dates back to 1908.