The tastefully furnished 2.5-room Küsten Lodge vacation apartment offers comfort and high-quality amenities for two adult guests. The living area, which features an open kitchen and a small adjoining library with a TV, includes a comfortable sleeper sofa for separate sleeping arrangements or to accommodate a third adult guest.

The apartment covers an area of 60 m² and is divided into a living area with an open kitchen, a small library with a TV and the sleeper sofa, as well as a bathroom with a bathtub and a glass shower partition.

The well-equipped kitchen features a dishwasher, a 4-burner ceramic cooktop, an oven, a microwave, a toaster, a coffee maker, and a kettle.

The southwest-facing balcony overlooking the garden is accessible from both the bedroom and the living room and is furnished with high-quality wooden furniture. The garden features a lockable bike shed with space for two bicycles. A reserved parking space is located right next to the building, and an underground parking space can be arranged for a fee, subject to availability.

Special features of the apartment include barrier-free access via an elevator, free Wi-Fi, board games, books, and CDs in the apartment. A washer and dryer are available in the basement for a fee.

This non-smoking apartment, featuring allergy-friendly solid wood parquet and tile floors, is intended for adults, as it is not equipped for small children.

Location:
The vacation apartment is located in Niendorf on the Baltic Sea, just a few meters from the Baltic Sea beach. In the immediate vicinity, you’ll find a seawater swimming pool, restaurants, cafés, bakeries, fish markets, and a large EDEKA supermarket with a bakery and café. The idyllic Niendorf harbor invites you to enjoy culinary delights al fresco, with a special focus on delicious fried fish and a maritime atmosphere.

The town center of Timmendorfer Strand, also known as the “bathtub of Hamburg,” offers the perfect setting for a leisurely stroll, with gourmet restaurants, cafés, galleries, upscale fashion, and a variety of shops that are also open on Sundays.

Recommended day trips include Travemünde with its ferry and cruise terminal, the former GDR border on the Priwall, to the “Marzipan City” and World Heritage Site of Lübeck with the Holstentor and historic Old Town, to Holstein Switzerland with its manor houses, castles, and a vast lake landscape, as well as to the Hanseatic city of Hamburg with the Alster and Elbe rivers, the impressive Elbphilharmonie, the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, and the modern HafenCity district.