31 rooms on three floors
Rooms and suites
All rooms have a bathroom with a shower, a desk, blackout curtains and windows that open. Here is how they differ.
Sea rooms, 14
On the front, facing the beach across the promenade. From the second and third floors you see the pier and the lighthouse. Double or twin beds. In summer the promenade is lively until about eleven; earplugs are in the drawer.
Garden rooms, 12
At the back, over a courtyard with two old limes. Quieter and slightly smaller, and a little cheaper. Two on the first floor are reached by lift without steps and have a level shower.
Tower suites, 3
In the small corner tower, each with a sitting room and a view along the coast in both directions. The top one has a balcony. Ask for a suite when the manager phones; there is a supplement.
Family rooms, 2
Two connecting rooms on the first floor with one shared door to the corridor. Children are welcome in the hotel; the gaming room is closed to them, as it is to anyone under 18.