Welcome to our 4-star certified GERTRUD holiday apartment on the sunny island of Usedom, between the piers of Ahlbeck and Heringsdorf. Look forward to a beautiful, quiet apartment in Villa Bismarckshöhe, a historic guesthouse from the Imperial era.
Our spacious, bright holiday apartment on the ground floor offers 52 m² of living space, ideal for 2 people, and can be expanded to accommodate 2 additional guests upon request. You’re just a 2-minute walk from the fine, white-sand Baltic Sea beach, which invites you to take long walks and enjoy a refreshing swim in the sea.
Enjoy sunny hours on the large southeast-facing balcony while listening to the sound of the sea in the background. The living room features a veranda and a comfortable double sofa bed (140 x 200 cm) for additional sleeping arrangements.
The fully equipped open-concept kitchen with access to the balcony is perfect for cooking and dining together. In the separate bedroom, a cosy double bed (180 x 200 cm) awaits you for restful nights. The modern shower room rounds out the amenities.
Enjoy the comforts of our home, which is surrounded by mature trees and a lovingly landscaped courtyard. A barbecue area invites you to enjoy convivial evenings outdoors, while on-site parking spaces (240 cm wide) and a lockable bike storage room ensure your mobility and security. Please note that due to space limitations, very large bicycles (height >121 cm or weight >30 kg) cannot be stored in the bicycle storage room. There is no space available for parking large vehicles, such as full-size saloons or RVs (longer than 470 cm and wider than 190 cm).
We’re now also pleased to offer the option to charge your electric car on our property using our in-house wallbox. Please register in advance to use this service. You will be billed for the kWh consumed; please bring your own charging cable.
A coin-operated washing machine and dryer are available to all guests.
We’re confident that we’ll provide you with a pleasant stay in a beautiful atmosphere at the GERTRUD apartment on the island of Usedom. You’ll look back on it fondly!