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Hotel Heiderose

The Hotel Heiderose is being completely renovated and redesigned. The complex in the national park on Hiddensee has grown historically and includes the main building from 1900, a dining hall from 1920, a single-story area from the GDR era, and an extension from shortly after reunification. As an institution in the dune heath between Vitte and Neuendorf, the house is known as a fixed point of contact over generations. The renovation is carried out within the existing structure and aesthetically combines the individual construction phases. As part of the redesign, the roofs are also renewed and given a local reed look. In parallel, the house undergoes an energy overhaul according to modern KFW standards.

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As part of the hotel, there will once again be a restaurant operation where all Hiddensee residents and island guests are welcome. The historical restaurant hall, a large terrace, and the traditional beer garden are available for this purpose. For the cooler days, a new wellness area is being designed. This will feature a sauna and steam bath, a cold water pool, and whirlpools. Unlike before, several family-friendly suites up to 100sqm will be offered alongside classic hotel rooms.

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Interior design

We want to consciously design the interior cozy and with natural materials. We are currently working on the details. Even on “the island behind the island” and in the seclusion of the dune heath, our guests should not have to forego modern comfort with a touch of urbanity. The materials and fabrics provide a first impression. Until our opening on Hiddensee, we warmly welcome you at Baltic Hideaways in our houses in Warnemünde, Prerow, Binz, Sellin, and Heringsdorf.

Place of longing

Since the 1920s, Hiddensee has been known as the “island behind the island” and has been a place of longing for many city dwellers. During the GDR era, Hiddensee became a preferred destination for free spirits and those seeking an alternative lifestyle. The long, sometimes only 200 meters wide island, shaped like a seahorse, is divided into four villages: the artist village of Kloster below the lighthouse in the north, the island’s capital Vitte, the village of Grieben, and the white fishing village of Neuendorf in the south. Hiddensee offers its guests diverse natural landscapes, such as the highlands of Dornbusch in the north or the unique dune heath in the center of the island.

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