Hotel Kronprinz
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Restaurant
Non-smoking
Lift
Internet access
More about Hotel Kronprinz
Hotel Kronprinz
Centrally situated in the Hanseatic town of Greifswald, this family-run hotel offers a daily buffet breakfast and an on-site restaurant as well as free Wi-Fi. Hotel Kronprinz is 300 metres from Greifswald University and Cathedral.
Reviews from 
Business traveller
US
Comment: 26 Sep 2017
Stayed in: Sep 2017
Cozy hotel
Great cozy hotel in the center of Greifswald. Walking distance to everything, comfortable room, friendly staff, good bar and delicious included breakfast. Very good value, perfect for a few nights if you come to the area for business
I highly recommend.
I highly recommend.
Business traveller
Comment: 7 Oct 2024
Stayed in: Sep 2024
No internet, no coffee for breakfast
Wi-Fi and internet does not exist at all. I was completely offline for 2 days - some may like it, but my employer doesn't appreciate it. And at the room rate. But the crowning glory was the breakfast: 24,00 EXTRA (!) for the room rate. When I asked with joy for a latte macciatto, I was told "the machine is not on." On my request to turn it on, the answer came "but this will take at least 15 minutes and also costs extra". I almost fell over in the back. Incredibly poor Customer Service. The one coffee machine is simply SWITCHED ON at breakfast time did not seem to occur to the ladies. I am not talking about the extra payment at a breakfast price of 24.00. Conclusion: very poor Customer Service. You had the impression that guests who a) wifi and internet need, and then also b) a "special" coffee for breakfast are unusual / not wanted.
Business traveller
Comment: 18 Jul 2024
Stayed in: Jul 2024
The worst Wifi network in the Western world!
For professional reasons I travel very often and that is why I have experienced more than 100 different hotels in North America and Europe.
I can say with absolute certainty that this hotel has the worst Wifi network I have ever experienced in my life. You can even say that the Wifi network works negatively because it doesn't even allow normal cell phone data.
If the entire trip could involve checking a single email, then I would highly recommend avoiding this hotel. If you choose this hotel you should absolutely never, not for a second, expect a working internet connection (even with your own data).
I can say with absolute certainty that this hotel has the worst Wifi network I have ever experienced in my life. You can even say that the Wifi network works negatively because it doesn't even allow normal cell phone data.
If the entire trip could involve checking a single email, then I would highly recommend avoiding this hotel. If you choose this hotel you should absolutely never, not for a second, expect a working internet connection (even with your own data).
Couple
SE
Comment: 21 Jun 2019
Stayed in: Jun 2019
Very nice hotel in Greifswald
We stayed two nights in this cosy hotel in the old town of Greifswald. Large room, wonderful breakfast with the best service for tea drinkers that I have ever come across. Very nice staff. Parking just behind the hotel. We really liked us there!
Business traveller
UK
Comment: 29 Jun 2018
Stayed in: Jun 2018
Picturesque location, spacious, old-fashioned
I stayed here for two nights. The name “Kronprinz” (Crown Prince) suggested a long tradition, and the building appeared to be fairly old. The unusual floor numbering (0, 1,2A, 2B, 3A, 3B) was apparently fairly typical in the town’s hotels; it was reflected in the need from my room (207/2A) to go upstairs in order to access the fire exit.
The area around the hotel was picturesque. The hotel was in a quiet main street, but the entrance (photo) was in a side street, not very clearly identified, but the town is small. Very close to the Reception was the lift, which required a key card to operate it – not helpful for guests with a lot of luggage or shopping.
The reception was generally unstaffed, with a bell to call the receptionist from the adjoining restaurant: she was helpful and friendly.
My room (photo) was comfortable, quiet and spacious with a good view from both windows (photo). There was plenty of space to store luggage. The lighting was adequate. In the wardrobe were anti-theft clothes hangers, which are difficult to manipulate. There was no clock; there were radiators but no air conditioning; and no hot drink machine.
There was a big desk for a computer (photo), with one power point in a fairly convenient location. Internet access was free. WiFi instructions (photo) were old-fashioned and complicated; after repeated attempts, I succeeded in getting limited Internet access for my mobile phone, but despite further repeated attempts, not for my laptop, although I carefully followed the instructions. When the key card was removed from the power socket, all electricity went off, so it was best to turn off your computer when leaving the room.
There was a very extensive, printed hotel directory, in German, English and Swedish. It mentioned the TV but did not include a guide; there were some 40 channels, one of which (33) was in French, and some radio stations.
The shower room (photo) was very large; there was a reasonable supply of hot water. The exit from the shower was quite narrow, the shower floor was slippery (no non-slip shower mat), with a step down. The hair dryer was very visible, with a power point was next to it. There was no night light, as far as I could establish.
The breakfast room was more than adequately big when I was there, and the room no. check was unobtrusive. The breakfast buffet (included in the room price) was good, with some hot dishes, including boiled eggs, with attentive staff. As usual, the glasses for fruit juice were minuscule. There were no table waste containers (Tischabfall – photo, from the Holiday Inn Express in Berlin), common in Germany: they would have been helpful, especially on the small tables.
At the Reception, there were plenty of newspapers for sale, all in German.
The area around the hotel was picturesque. The hotel was in a quiet main street, but the entrance (photo) was in a side street, not very clearly identified, but the town is small. Very close to the Reception was the lift, which required a key card to operate it – not helpful for guests with a lot of luggage or shopping.
The reception was generally unstaffed, with a bell to call the receptionist from the adjoining restaurant: she was helpful and friendly.
My room (photo) was comfortable, quiet and spacious with a good view from both windows (photo). There was plenty of space to store luggage. The lighting was adequate. In the wardrobe were anti-theft clothes hangers, which are difficult to manipulate. There was no clock; there were radiators but no air conditioning; and no hot drink machine.
There was a big desk for a computer (photo), with one power point in a fairly convenient location. Internet access was free. WiFi instructions (photo) were old-fashioned and complicated; after repeated attempts, I succeeded in getting limited Internet access for my mobile phone, but despite further repeated attempts, not for my laptop, although I carefully followed the instructions. When the key card was removed from the power socket, all electricity went off, so it was best to turn off your computer when leaving the room.
There was a very extensive, printed hotel directory, in German, English and Swedish. It mentioned the TV but did not include a guide; there were some 40 channels, one of which (33) was in French, and some radio stations.
The shower room (photo) was very large; there was a reasonable supply of hot water. The exit from the shower was quite narrow, the shower floor was slippery (no non-slip shower mat), with a step down. The hair dryer was very visible, with a power point was next to it. There was no night light, as far as I could establish.
The breakfast room was more than adequately big when I was there, and the room no. check was unobtrusive. The breakfast buffet (included in the room price) was good, with some hot dishes, including boiled eggs, with attentive staff. As usual, the glasses for fruit juice were minuscule. There were no table waste containers (Tischabfall – photo, from the Holiday Inn Express in Berlin), common in Germany: they would have been helpful, especially on the small tables.
At the Reception, there were plenty of newspapers for sale, all in German.
Very good location
Lange Str. 22, Greifswald, 17489, Germany|1.6 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Breakfast available
Breakfast price
R 281 (≈EUR 15)/person
Please inform Hotel Kronprinz in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property. Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property has reduced reception and service operating hours.
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
Cash
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