Ferien Hotel Lewitz Muehle

really a gem on the outskirts of Schwerin. It's not for everyone, but if you're looking for peace and quiet, need a break with your loved ones or just want to relax - this is exactly the place! Not for young people - but if you've already got a few days under your belt - you'll feel at home. The guests - they say "good morning" or "hello" - are also very pleasant and unfortunately are becoming increasingly rare. A spacious hotel complex with lots of greenery, grasses and watercourses is a feast for the eyes and creates a pleasant a**osphere. Spa, sauna, pool - everything is there. And the surroundings and history of the village of Banzkow with its traditions and celebrations make everyone think of their childhood and relive it. But one condition - you shouldn't be allergic to country air - you're in the wrong place!

...we stayed in the house for three nights. The room with balcony (in the new building) was large and functionally furnished. The shower room was relatively new and clean. The beds were a little too soft, but that's a matter of taste. There was an LED TV with enough TV programs, but unfortunately the radio on the bedside table didn't work at all. It was also good that smokers were allowed to smoke on the balcony. However, when we arrived, the ashtray was still full from the guest before us. The balcony was furnished with two chairs and a table, but had not been cleaned, so it looked dirty (lots of green algae and a rusty clothes rack). The pool in the basement was quite large (20x4m) and well-tempered. However, it was a little old, in particular the overflow grilles around the edge of the pool should be repaired. There is also a large parking lot, and €2 per night is OK. An elevator and the drinks machine in the entrance area round off the overall positive picture. The food was good and there was something for every taste. The breakfast buffet was excellent, fresh rolls, a large selection of sausages and cheeses, cereals with yoghurt and milk, as well as scrambled eggs and coffee and a huge selection of teas. You could also bake your own fresh waffles, great. For dinner there were several dishes in buffet form, from fish to meat to vegetarian dishes, everything was there. If you wanted you could also eat normal bread with toppings. There was also always a fresh salad that you could put together yourself. The only drawback was that the food in the buffet was relatively cold. But the taste and variety was perfectly fine. The supply of drinks for dinner (and afterwards) was also excellent. Only the buffet area is a little cramped and there are always people who think they can't get anything else, so despite Corona it was sometimes not possible to comply with the distance rules. As a suggestion, you should consider whether it would not be better to assign guests a fixed table for meals, so that the guests (two people) would not have to search for a free table. The staff was always very friendly and accommodating, and on behalf of everyone, Ms. Eckert is mentioned here, who is doing a very, very good job under the conditions of Corona. Once again, our warmest thanks to the entire team. The quiet and rural location (fields with fresh manure, smells a little) is a good starting point for excursions, e.g. to Schwerin and Wismar. All in all, a hotel that is worth a short vacation and we can only recommend it.

We were on a couples trip for three days at the Hotel Lewitz Mühle, just to get to know each other. We were pleasantly surprised by the beautiful location in a rural area, the peace and general conten**ent in contrast to the stressful time in a city like Berlin. Peace, contemplation, no high fences everywhere in the heads of the people living there and as boundaries of the properties, as well as the friendliness and politeness of the hotel staff, particularly impressed us. We will come again. Because even in Corona times, many things can and can be arranged - if you want!

Anyone who books Lewitzmühle is booking a hotel in a rural setting with the expectations associated with this location. In a wonderful natural setting, an old restaurant has been transformed into an attractive hotel with beautiful outdoor facilities. Even if the hotel has been completely renovated, this achievement can be fully appreciated. There may be differences in height in the connecting wing, but these have been designed to be usable by wheelchair users. Our room (306) was clean, well-equipped and offered a calming, dreamy view of the greenery and a pond. The restaurant's interior design, the arrangement of the tables for 2 or 4, its "angledness", the freehand decorative painting, all the details in decoration with porcelain, flowers and candles make for a comfortable stay. And then there was also the black-bristled kitchen broom, according to Goethe, "standing on two legs, there is a head at the top, hurry now and go with it..." Today in feminism, it is correct and morphologically somewhat strange to talk about a "black-haired broom". As a "one-night fly" (booked two days = one overnight stay), I filled my plate modestly for breakfast in cautious restraint, in order to be sure that I could eat everything I had taken due to existing swallowing difficulties (severe disability 80%). It worked, I wanted to get something from the buffet at 10:14 a.m., but everything had already been cleared away on time. I wanted to ask for some toppings - without making any demands - like any slice of cheese and sausage. I had hoped for an understanding kitchen fairy, but, oh horror, a black woman came and pointed out several times very categorically and relentlessly that the buffet closes at 10:00 a.m. Formally, I was in the right, but a small subsequent handover of two slices would not have meant any loss of face in the kitchen, especially since I was allowed to finish my dry roll anyway with the promise of the friendly clearing waitress. Conclusion: fill your plate full - throw the rest away later! Coming 15 minutes earlier didn't help - all the places were taken due to corona. Second shortcoming in telegram style: We arrived in the dark and rainy weather, and there was a 6 cm high metal rise from a dismantled bollard set into concrete on the unlit road at the barrier on the left, which we drove over as a welcome messenger, causing our tires to hurt. We'll be back in November because everything else was very nice, and we would like to thank the positive staff who were mainly employed there.