Pension Middel

Good location, bikes for 6€/day

Room didn't have basin and tap

- The room that we received was actually quite big, like a mini apartment with a wood-paneled bedroom, a mini kitchen with cooking facilities and a fridge, and a bathroom. The bedroom had a TV also. Unlike some of the other ratings here, the old furniture didn't bother me that much, although my friend found it creepy. I guess it's annoying that you can't open the blinds, as otherwise people will be able to see in, but it was already dark when we arrived, so it didn't really matter. - The guest house is located only a few minutes from the main tourist street and beach of Binz, which was very handy.

- The blankets were quite thin, especially considering the time of year - however, we were able to compensate for this by switching on the heating quite high. - The owner didn't really explain properly how check in worked. We arrived and it felt as if he was trying to pile on extra charges without really explaining or giving time for us to make a decision on what we wanted. We had originally booked an economy room, but got bumped up to an apartment style room for €10 extra - it might have been a language issue in part, but he kind of launched into the charges without explaining why, which made me feel flustered and pressured into a decision. I ended up liking the room, but was a bit annoyed about the owner's manner and that interaction in particular. - There was no alternative payment method, although I know this is typical in Germany and there were ATMs just up the road, thankfully. - The breakfast was somewhat expensive at €8. It's a buffet with everything you need to make yourself a little German breakfast, but to be honest, it's nothing to write home about. - The shower in the bathroom wasn't really sealed properly, so we ended up with water all over the floor. - Checkout is at 9:00, which I think is too early.