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COOEE Ostseehotel Baabe Family Rügen, Deutschland COOEE Ostseehotel Baabe Family & Spa qqqw Highlights Fahrradvermietung (örtlicher Anbieter), Elektrofahrräder, E-Auto WLAN im gesamten Hotel ohne Gebühr Verleih Tablets zur freien Verfügung auf den Zimmern Wellness inklusive Playstation in den Familienzimmern Bei Buchung von Halbpension kostenfrei: Outdoor-Sauna- Bei Buchung von HP kostenfreier Eintritt zum Outdoor Wohlfühlbereich in einzigartigem Übersee-Container, mit Saunabereich Tecaldarium Sauna, Wärmebank, Dampfbad Hotel Wellness gegen Gebühr Das familär geführte Hotel liegt im Ostseebad Baabe auf Rügen auf Spa: B two, ab 18 Jahre der Halbinsel Mönchgut/Bereich Südost Rügen. Die Promenade Saunabereich: Bio-Sauna, Dampfbad, Rhassoulbad verläuft direkt am Hotel. Der Strand befindet sich 500 Meter entfernt; Kaminzimmer der Selliner See nur 200 Meter. Der Bereich Südost Rügen wurde von Massagen: Ayurveda, Ganzkörpermassage, Teilkörpermassage, der UNESCO zur Schutzzone für seltene Ufer- und Strandpflanzen Kosmetische Anwendungen ernannt. Ort Kids & Teens Ostseebad Baabe, Südost Rügen Lage Kinder Spielplatz (außen), Spielhaus (außen), Trampolin (kostenfrei) Zum Bahnhof: Binz, ca. 15 km Kinderkino, Willkommensgeschenk Zum Strand: ca. 700 m Zum See: Selliner See, ca. 200 m Babys (0-2 Jahre) zentral Sandstrand Babyausstattung bis 1,99 Jahre mit Babybett, Wäsche und Handtücher Hoteleinrichtung Baby-Paket: Windeleimer, Flaschenwärmer, Wickeltisch,Vaporisator, Babywanne (EUR 10/Nacht, zahlbar vor Anzahl Gebäude: 4, Anzahl Wohneinheiten: 39 Ort, auf Voranmeldung) Parkplatz (ca. 8 EUR/Tag) Kinderspielzimmer, Hochstühle im Restaurant Empfang/Rezeption Verleih von Buggys und Bollerwagen (nach Verfügbarkeit) WLAN, kostenfrei, in der gesamten Anlage Hauseigener Lifestyle-Shop "B-one" Minis und Maxis (3-12 Jahre) 1 Buffetrestaurant, Café, COOEE-Bistro Terrasse, Liegewiese Spielplatz und Spielhaus mit Rutsche, Klettergerüst, Schaukel, Sandkasten und Trampolin Zimmer Spielzimmer mit Lego, Bausteinen aus Plüsch und Spielzeug für draußen Die 39 Zimmer - größtenteils mit Balkon - sind gemütlich eingerichtet Malset im Restaurant am Tisch und ausgestattet mit Telefon, Radio, Sat-TV, Föhn und Dusche/WC. Kinderdisco und Kinderkino (je nach Auslastung) Verpflegung Teens (ab 13 Jahren) Frühstück: umfangreiches Buffet Spielhaus mit Chill-Ecke mit TV, Musikanlage, DVD-Player, Halbpension: Frühstück (Buffet), Abendessen (3-Gänge-Wahl- Spielekonsolen Menu oder Buffet) Billard, Kicker, Tischtennis Snacks gibt es im stylischen COOEE Bistro Tablet mit Spielen in allen Zimmern Sport & Wellness Sport & Unterhaltung inklusive Billard, Kickern/Tischfußball, Tischtennis Live-Musik, Abendunterhaltung, Tanz, Diavorträge Sport & Unterhaltung gegen Gebühr Wandern, geführ, Tagesausflüge ZIMMERTYPEN Economy-Zimmer 10-15 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 1 TV (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon Standard-Zimmer 16-20 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 1 TV (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon Doppelzimmer 16-20 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 1 TV (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon, französischer Balkon Familienzimmer 21-25 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 2 TVs (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon, Balkon oder Terrasse Anzahl Zimmer: 1 2 zusätzliche Schlafgelegenheiten (Schlafliegen oder Hochbett) Playstation 4 (kostenfrei mit WLAN, ohne Spiele) Balkon-Familienapartment 21-25 qm, separates Schlafzimmer, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 2 TVs (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon, Balkon oder Terrasse Anzahl Zimmer: 2 Playstation 4 (kostenfrei mit WLAN, ohne Spiele) Familienapartment 21-25 qm, separates Schlafzimmer, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 2 TVs (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon Anzahl Zimmer: 2 Playstation 4 (kostenfrei mit WLAN, ohne Spiele) Einzelzimmer 10-15 qm, 1 Bad, Regendusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 1 TV (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon, Balkon Mit Dampf und Elektro-Standard-Zimmer 16-20 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 1 TV (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon Mit Dampf und Elektro-Paket: 4 Übernachtungen mit Halbpension, 1x E-Auto (2- oder 4-Sitzer, nach Verfügbarkeit) für einen Tag pro Buchung (die erste Ladung ist im Paketpreis bereits inklusive) 1x E-Bike pro Vollzahler für die gesamte Dauer des Paketaufenthaltes (passende Fahrräder für Kinder können vor Ort gegen Gebühr gemietet werden) 1x Tickets Rasender Roland für die Strecke Baabe-Binz-Baabe Mit Dampf und Elektro-Familienzimmer 21-25 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 2 TVs (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon, Balkon oder Terrasse, Anzahl Zimmer: 1 Mit Dampf und Elektro-Paket: 4 Übernachtungen mit Halbpension, 1x E-Auto (2- oder 4-Sitzer, nach Verfügbarkeit) für einen Tag pro Buchung (die erste Ladung ist im Paketpreis bereits inklusive) 1x E-Bike pro Vollzahler für die gesamte Dauer des Paketaufenthaltes (passende Fahrräder für Kinder können vor Ort gegen Gebühr gemietet werden) 1x Tickets Rasender Roland für die Strecke Baabe-Binz-Baabe Rügen Erkunden-Standard-Zimmer 16-20 qm, Schreibtisch, 1 Bad, Dusche, Haartrockner, Minibar, Safe, 1 TV (Sat-TV, Flachbildschirm), Radio, Telefon Rügen Erkunden-Paket: 4 Übernachtungen mit Halbpension, 1x E-Auto (2- oder 4-Sitzer, nach Verfügbarkeit) für einen Tag pro Buchung (die erste Ladung ist im Paketpreis bereits inklusive) 1x E-Bike pro Vollzahler für die gesamte Dauer des Paketaufenthaltes (passende Fahrräder für Kinder können vor Ort gegen Gebühr gemietet werden) 1x Tagestour „Nordrügen“ mit Busanbieter „Boy Tours“ inkl. 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