The Dünenkieker vacation rental is located on the first floor of our vacation home. The apartment features a combined living and sleeping area, a kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and a terrace overlooking the garden. The focal point of the combined living and sleeping area is the decorative pellet stove in front of the chimney, which is clad in decorative stones. Solid pine furniture with decorative milling details—including a 180-cm-wide double bed with two nightstands, a three-door wardrobe, a dresser, and a three-seater sofa with two club chairs—rounds out the look. A flat-screen TV and a 3-disc CD changer with a radio complete the setup.
The built-in kitchen, fully equipped with pots, pans, dishes, silverware, glasses, and kitchen utensils, adjoins the living and sleeping area. It is also equipped with a coffee maker, a toaster, a kettle, an egg cooker, a microwave, and a dining area. The ground-level, high-quality shower room with a matching sink and window is, like the rest of the apartment, wheelchair-accessible. Except for the wet area, the entire vacation rental is fitted with high-quality vinyl flooring.
Villa Vedro is located right in the heart of Zinnowitz, in the immediate vicinity of the Protestant church, a late-Gothic brick building from the 19th century. In addition to the villa itself—a detached two-story apartment building—there is another detached two-story vacation home on our property. This is where the “Dünenkieker” vacation apartment for 2 people is located. The “Seute Deern” vacation apartment for 2–3 people is located in the main building of Villa Vedro and is accessible via a separate entrance.
Villa Vedro was originally built around 1910. “Vedro” means “sunny” or “cloudless.”
The Baltic Sea beach is only 700 meters away.
Check-in is available from 5:00 PM to midnight, and check-out from midnight to 9:00 AM.