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Top Benzin Hotel Reviews

Radisson Blu Senator Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful location with only a short walk to the centre of Lubeck. Ample parking (public car park €8 for 24 hours - free on Sundays/holidays) and the hotel also has underground private parking. The check-in was very smooth and the staff excellent. We booked an accessible room and it was perfect with a roll-in shower that had a fold-up seat if you didn't have to roll-in. More than enough room to turn a wheelchair in the room. The bed was extremely comfortable and the heat/airconditioner worked well. As I don't drink coffee (there was a Nespresso machine (sadly no George Clooney to operate it!!!) the hotel supplied a small electric kettle within 30 minutes of my reqest. The bar prices were not extortionate and the bar staff friendly and helpful. The public areas were spacious and beautifully maintained, as were the open spaces outside. Two small niggles: The windows in our particular room did not open although I noticed some rooms with tip/tilt windows and there were no USB ports at all. The breakfast was (like almost all of the hotel) excellent with plenty of choice to suit all tastes. We noticed that all the staff made some small conversation rather than just saying hello or goodbye and the impression was that they had been wonderfully trained. We would definitely stay again if in the area and highly recommend the Radisson Blu hotel."

Hanse House Wismar

10/10 Excellent

"Wismar is a friendly, beautiful little town, and wherever we turned people were helpful and happy to make your time special. The Hanse House (in English - don't know why) fits therefore right in: There are the little extras like the modern bicycles for just €15/day, a common / business meeting room with comfy sofas and free tea. Breakfast is standard and absolutely ok, but if you want something romantic and a bit special head to Cafe Glücklich, or for a nightcap around the corner micro - brewery Stuuv - quirky, decorated like a 80s living room (including working analog answering machine and phone) and playing German Schlager. Fresh Fischbrötchen (breadroll with raw or marinated herring - guaranteed to kill any hangover) from the market (Tue, Thu, Sat) or the harbour is a must. For dinner try Kutterkaten at the harbour (book a table!) which transforms the daily catch of the neighbouring fishers co-op into great dishes - it doesn't get fresher. And after dark hunt the old town for the locations of the world's first vampire movie, 1922s Nosferatu."