Hotels With Gym in Lower-Saxony, Germany

I had a nice stay here overall. The location is excellent, being very close to the train station. A huge highlight was the wonderful service—the lady at the desk was incredibly nice and proactively shared helpful traffic updates regarding the event happening nearby. However, the facilities are quite dated. For instance, both the towel hanging bar and the toilet roll holder were loose and shaking. With a few maintenance updates, this would be a top-tier place to stay!

Easy check-in, friendly staff, clean rooms and very accessible. Very modern as well. I do wonder though how secure the mobile keys are. Everone with your first name and room number can enter your room’s door via the online site.

This hotel located around 400 meters away from main station. The hotel environment is clean and comfortable, also kind of relaxing which is nice and quiet. The room designed is modern and there is full window which allows you to open fully and enjoy the fresh air from the garden. The breakfast buffet is rich and tasty as Holiday Inn standard everywhere. I’m happy with the stay in.

I like it so much, the gorgeous and elegant vintage style, it’s worth walking around, the rich German Bavarian style, the golden leaves of the French plane trees, the room layout is very comfortable, the very comfortable goose down quilt is very suitable for a lazy quilt, it is warm Drink a glass of cold beer under the warm quilt, Heavenly🍺🥰

Booked a quad room, and to my surprise, one of the beds was a pull-out hidden under the main bed. Wasn't too happy about that. Everything else was fine though; cleanliness was okay, and service was decent. The hotel is super close to the train station, and there are tons of shops and restaurants around. The area is quite lively, and you can even get some great pork knuckles there. And oh, the German draft beer is absolutely delicious!

Older style , nice hotel, I was very briefly there in , went out and back into sleep left at 4 am, the staff were so super friendly and helpful tho, there was a fridge in my room, older style decor and so forth but the price reflects , I didn't use anything in the bar or lobby but they looked like they ha da good breakfast and so forth Elevators up to rooms Bathroom had a nice shower and so forth It reminded me of maybe a bit of a fancy hotel in days gone by.

It was my first time staying here. I arrived alone in the middle of the night. It was really the first choice for convenience and safety. It was very cost-effective and there was no extra charge for check-in. The room was clean, tidy and spacious. It was closest to the terminal C exit. You only need to walk straight ahead two blocks vertically. It will take at most ten minutes to get there after leaving the airport. You can see the hotel by crossing a parking lot halfway.

The Hotel is located across the street from the central station, and a short three stop train ride to the town centre. Upon arrival there was only one member of staff checking people in so this took about 15 minutes. My single room was spacious enough, shower was okay, a little on the small side, but I had everything I needed and it was ok for the price I paid.

I was so focused on work that I didn't take any pictures of the hotel. The staff was very friendly, there was no city tax, the room was big enough, and the facilities were pretty good. However, it is more convenient to stay near the train station in this small town.

It has a gym and spa, and the room key is made of wood, which is quite unique. They even gave us welcome cookies on the first day! However, compared to the Hilton in Heidelberg, it's slightly lower in every aspect, yet the price is several hundred euros higher. Perhaps the two cities are at different levels of development, and it seems every hotel in Hanover has to pay a tax. They arranged a sofa bed for my child in advance, but I had to pay an extra fee, which wasn't the case in Heidelberg. Bottled water in the room costs 8 euros, while in Heidelberg it's a free bottle every day.