Reasonably priced, clean and roomey. The building is georgeous, the grounds well kept, the view from the terrasse where a stunning breakfast was served, fantastic!
The young female hotel director extremely helpful-told us about their staffing problems, which really did not affect our stay there.
One of the best meals we had was served at their Restaurant.

We've been there serveral times for leisure (spa, wellness, indoor pool) and were never disappointed. There are different rooms (single, double, junior and two-room suites), all nicely furnished. Clean bathrooms. Extensive buffet breakfast incl. fresh fruit, hot dishes and waffles. Restaurant serves delicious three-course-meals. Service is young but friendly and helpful. Located in the midst of Isle of Ruegen, a short drive by car to any point of interest of the isle. Poor public transport. Surrounded by a forest (really quiet at night) and close to a lake (Bodden) and an open-air-theater (plays during summer). You need to take a ride to get to the shores. An enchanted castle, I would definitely recommend to recreation-seeking singles and couples.

When booking a "Schlosshotel" one expects Portiers, helpful and friendly staff, beautiful atmosphere... Nothing at all we found at this location! The whole place seems to be run by some apprentices (maximum age 20) and they are not really friendly and ethusiastic... The furniture is new, but coming from Java (you do not expect this in an old german gastle do you?), rooms are rather small, but clean. The "great" hall with an open fire place (wood was only for decoration...why liting it in the winter time??) and the Restaurant, where we had a cup of tea and some awful cheap tasting cake and a cup of hot chocolade, which tasted like sweet hot water, had an ambiance of an Train station. All in all the whole place looks nice from the outside, but inside it has the charme of a youth hostel, which obviously also reflects at the guest, since many of them were running screaming through the floor, calling from one room at the other room messages, slamming doors etc. Things which you definetely not expect in a "Schlosshotel".