Rostock Trip
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Where to stay in Rostock
Warnemünde
Part of Rostock, this town has one of the Baltic’s widest and sandiest beaches and is the gateway to the entire region.
Rostock Beach Holiday
Long, leisurely walks along a beautiful shoreline are waiting for you on your Rostock holiday. Dip your toes in the water while you hang out at Warnemunde Beach, a beautiful stretch of coastline just 11 kilometres from the city centre. If you don't manage to find a hotel room nearby while you're organising your trip to Rostock, don't worry — browse our Rostock packages closer to the equally appealing Markgrafenheide Beach.
Things You Should Know About Rostock
- Choose one of our Rostock beach hotels to enjoy this destination at its very best. Wander along the shoreline and be inspired by the gorgeous sunrises right on your doorstep.
- Our apartments, including Boutique Hotel ma Maison and Arthotel ANA Amber, are popular with travellers of all sorts. Check out the facilities and get ready for your holiday in Rostock!
- Rostock is home to around 198,300 people and has lots to keep the whole gang busy. Can't wait to start planning some activities? Take a look at our Rostock things to do page for some inspiration.
- Rostock Port, Ostseestadion and Marina Warnemuende are some impressive attractions that should be on your must-see list. With our Rostock holiday deals, you'll have more money in your back pocket to explore.
Top hotels in Rostock
ScanHotels City
clean room, friendly staff and a great location
Reviewed on 26 Jan 2026
pentahotel Rostock
Prize by Radisson, Rostock City
Popular places to visit
Warnemunde Beach
Play volleyball, sail or just relax on the sand of this beloved northern beach, once the foremost vacation destination of Eastern Germans.
Kröpeliner Tor
Once an essential part of the city’s fortifications, this tower is now best known for its brick Gothic architecture and the local history group that meets inside.
