Die Kajüte in Rostock

My girlfriend and I just stayed in the cabin for a few days. We were very happy with it; the furnishings were simple, but it was nice and clean and cozy. There's a small kitchenette with a kettle, coffee maker, toaster, and refrigerator. The room has its own roof terrace overlooking a typical Warnemünde courtyard. The location is good, very central by the church square, very close to the power line, and about a 10-minute walk from other important destinations (train station, sea, shipyard, ferry). The accommodation isn't ideal for people with mobility issues, as there's a narrow metal staircase to climb. The host family, the Heines, are very friendly and attentive and live next door. For me, it's a good place to stay for the price. I recommend it and will definitely come back. Best regards, Jana

We had booked an apartment at Pension Kajüte for the following summer. The guesthouse asked us to pay a deposit within 12 days, which was fine. However, instead of waiting 12 days, the guesthouse simply canceled the apartment just six days after booking.

A cozy little guesthouse with a great location. It's a five-minute walk to the beach and the "Am Strom" promenade, and there are good restaurants next door and across the street. Shops for dining are nearby. You can also cook your own meals. The hosts are very friendly and helpful. The guesthouse is also located in a courtyard, so you can enjoy some peace and quiet. The guesthouse has everything you need. Highly recommended and reasonably priced.

Room with bathroom, nothing more, in the backyard, smells a bit from the trash can of the restaurant below

In this restaurant, you feel less like a welcome guest and more like a burden. To get a different side dish to a meal, you have to pay a one-euro surcharge and are then told that it's a completely new dish. On the other hand, the surrounding restaurants like K25 or Carls are highly recommended.