Hotel Villa Auguste Viktoria
About Hotel Villa Auguste Viktoria
Located just 328 feet from the beach, Hotel Villa Auguste Viktoria provides elegant accommodations. It is set in a historic building and features a popular confectionery café and free WiFi. The bright, stylish rooms come with a flat-screen TV, seating area and feature an art nouveau design. Each room includes an private bathroom with a shower and some boast a balcony. Guests are offered a daily breakfast buffet. Seebad Ahlbeck’s various restaurants are just down the road along the prominent beach promenade. A sauna is featured at the hotel and guests can reach various spas within a 5-minute walk. The central Tourist Office is just 1476 feet away. A bike rental is also offered at the hotel. Ahlbeck-Ostseetherme Train Station is just 1969 feet away.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- Fitness center
- On-site dining
- Café / coffee shop
- Spa / sauna
- Family friendly
- Smoke-free property
Reviews
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Superb
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Superb
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Exceptional
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- Very close to the beach and to the train station. Easy to explore the region and even a bit of Poland (the train from Wolgast to Świnoujście passes every 30 minutes if I remember well). - Sanddorn sweets at the café. No air-conditioning and no fans. Sleeping on a hot day can be challenging. Luckily, during our stay just keeping the windows opened at night was enough, but not sure how it would be in the middle of the summer.
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Location, staff and breakfast the suite was tired and badly equipped.
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We loved everything about the hotel itself. The location is ideal. Breakfast was magnificent. The staff was absolutely wonderful. The only problem we had was not with the hotel but with one of the guests who stayed one floor above us (we were in room 3). On the Saturday evening of 19.06, we were sitting out on the balcony, talking. He yelled at us from his room, telling us to be quiet. We lowered our voices as much as possible, to the extent that we were practically whispering. There were people on the street who were in fact much louder, and there were other much bigger noises around, as it was Saturday night. Nevertheless, the guest came down to our room, banged on the door, yelling profanities. When we opened the door, he became almost violent, swearing at us even though there were three children standing there, and kept hitting the door several times with his hand. He finally left, but one of our children became so scared that she cried, and could not sleep that whole night. This had of course nothing to do with the hotel and I know the staff could not have done anything about it. But it was a shame that some guests simply could not control themselves.
