The hotel is nice enough but suffers from the "Rügen Experience". Rügen seems to be top of the list for pensioner bus tours, so everything is geared up for this group. It is also quite the tourist trap. Many places, tracks, parking etc are closed, blocked or non-existent to funnel everyone to expensive parking, then a long walk or pay for a bus ride, only to be charged again to look at the scenery (e.g. Königsstuhl). The hotel for its part charges a hefty fee just to park out front of the hotel, also for usually included things such as a cappuccino for breakfast. Breakfast only starts at 8am, but even if you come down a few minutes before this, a hundred hungry pensioners have already been through the buffet like a flock of seagulls (presumably the bus tours who have an earlier breakfast start time). The hotel is also kept a couple degrees warmer for the comfort of the pensioners - ok if you like it warm. Hotel is fine, but for individual travellers, best to stay in a smaller hotel.