New dispute over the closed island paradise: what's coming now?

New dispute over the closed island paradise: what's coming now?

The "Inselparadies" restaurant in the Baltic Sea resort of Baabe on Rügen has lost its operator. After years of disputes between the owner and the tenant, the restaurant was closed. Inselparadies Hotel & Gastro GmbH has been running the restaurant since August 2019. As early as the summer of 2023, there were conflicts, especially with regard to a striking pink color of the listed hyparschalenbau, which caused unrest.

Owner of the property is the TIG Tatenberger Immobiliengesellschaft mbH from Kühlungsborn, which denies rumors through a sales plan. Instead, the company is now looking for a new tenant for the 465 square meter commercial unit, which is managed by KOOPMANN Immobilien at Meer GmbH. The "island paradise" will soon be advertised for rental.

history of the island paradise

The construction for the "Inselparadies" took place in 2011, at the same time as the construction of the "Meeresblick" holiday complex. Over 18.5 million euros were invested in the project, with a large part of the 123 holiday apartments sold. The rest is in possession of the tig. The 13 apartments of the "Aparthotel Inselparadies" and the commercial rooms are rented through interdomizil. Mayor Hartwig Diwisch emphasizes that the property can only be operated together with the restaurant.

The building was originally a popular place from GDR times, which was built in 1966. After the reunification, the "Inselparadies" experienced changing usage concepts, including as a discotheque, before it vacancies for 15 years. An extensive renovation was carried out from 2011 to 2013, but the house did not find sustainable use - until 2017 a new gastronomic offer was opened, which included a restaurant and a café. The equipment offered homemade dishes and Italian specialties and had a beach bar on the ground floor that offered 40 seats inside and 80 outdoors.

like moin.de Prestige object of the GDR and was designed by the Binz architect Ulrich Müther. It stood empty for a long time and fell before it was reopened. The building was previously used as a café, bar and kiosk.

At the moment it remains to be seen which user perspectives can be opened up for the "Inselparadies" in Baabe, especially since Mayor Diwisch sees a close connection between the restaurant and the further usage concept.

-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien