Adagio Hotels in Bremen

The hotel is in a good location and the attractions are within walking distance. The bed in the twin room is only 1.1 meters wide and it is too small! Breakfast is not very rich, I feel that it is not enough to be famous for Radisson.

The room was clean, toilet also but still sound outside corridor can be heard clearly, especially when kids were shouting while walking through. Check in / out process was fast. Elevator helped much for bringing luggages Breakfast was good, the man who served was friendly. A bit difficult to find the location directly from Bremen Hauptbanhof, need google map to guide.

A really nice hotel - perfectly (for us) located by the main train station and close to the old town. It was possible to park at the hotel (EUR 16 or 18 per day). Remember to book a space - or do they have an agreement with a parking garage nearby (EUR 10.00 per day, we heard). Lovely sauna area with steam bath, 3 saunas, pool and jacuzzi :-). The breakfast fine.

Everything is good, but there is no independent parking lot of its own and the parking fee is very expensive

Look at the Trip.com list is the best hotel in Bremen. I stayed in Bremen for one night. I don’t know much. The hotel is in the park. One side is the park and the other is the lake. Unfortunately, it was dark when I arrived. It was early in the morning when I left. I didn't enjoy the view. Good breakfast, good dinner

The hotel is well accessible walking from the train station. The old town is also directly accessible. The room was clean and spacious. The refrigerator was defect, but was quickly exchanged. The service staff was nice and premature.

We had to check in at 15:00, 2 rooms booked, everything was payed in advance. Arriving by 15:00 they tell us that one room is ready and the other will take 30 minutes, so I went up 30 mins later and had to wait another 20 minutes, just because the supervisor saw me waiting in the hall,otherwise it would have taken longer. At the reception they just said sorry and they couldn't even explain because the english level was not to keep a conversation, only one lady could speak English well, but she couldn't be there during all my stay, ofc. We stayed 3 days for business, and because they didnt give me the room at the time I lost one meeting. Also, 2 days after the stay they came to clean the room and took one cigarette from my pack that was on the table, not difficult to remember when I had 3 left and after arriving to the room I had 2 left. The curtains had some old spots like from the last century. The rooms are super small, feels like in a cave, but ok, I'm not a princess. The cleaning is ok, I asked for one more towel because they provide 2, and never got it. The breakfast buffet is 15€ but very few options, so I recommend to cross the street and have an amazing breakfast in the bakery for 15€ per 2.

The Courtyard is located next to Bremen Hbf railway station. The comfortable hotel was built in 2010 and offers 155 rooms and 3 suites over 5 floors. Part of the hotel is the restored Lloyd building from 1913 with artifacts of the North German Lloyd and Bremen's maritime past. Staffs are friendly and correct. Our room was nicely decorated and furnished, with a very good double-bed. The room had desk & chair, fridge, TV, wardrobe with iron & ironing board, safe, airco, club-chair & table, and coffee & tea making facility. We had a separate bathroom with washbasin, toilet and shower. Free Wi-Fi Internet. Windows can be opened. All was clean. An adequate buffet breakfast is served with a good variety: scrambled eggs & bacon, boiled eggs, sausages, cold cuts, ham & cheeses, bread & toast, rolls & croissants, cereals, fruit juice, milk & yoghurts, preserves, tea & coffee. When you like to stay in an adequate town hotel, Courtyard Bremen is the place for you.

I stayed at the ACHAT Plaza for just 1 night (thankfully) and then moved to a service apartment the following day. The hotel is situated very close to Hauptbahnoff, the central train station in Bremen and there are plenty of eateries and restaurants around. It's about 15 minutes away from the airport and costed me 20 euros by taxi. My check-in process was very smooth but the real problem started when I entered my room. I was given room number 324 and upon entering, I realised that the carpet was totally damp. It was completely soggy and was difficult to walk around the room barefoot. I informed the staff and a lady promptly arrived to check. When she realised the problem was genuine, she informed me that the previous occupant was probably careless while having a shower and thus the water had come outside. She couldn't answer my questions as to how the whole room might be wet if this was the case. I suspected that it could be a seepage problem but she was adamant that that wasn't the case. When I requested to be given another room, I was informed that the hotel was completely booked and there were no spare rooms. I was quite sure this wasn't the case but I couldn't do much. The lady, whose name was Irina [-], apologised profusely for the inconvenience and offered me a complimentary drink and desserts. As there was nothing else for me to do, I accepted the offer and went down to the restaurant and was then informed that I could only have a glass of champagne and a chocolate mousse dessert. Nothing else was complimentary and I was not given any choice. The mousse itself was tasteless and it appeared that I was being discouraged from ordering anything more. I was so disgusted by this time that I even went to another restaurant nearby for dinner. The breakfast in the morning was an entirely different matter and the spread was large and the food was very delicious. However, the hotel was understaffed and dirty plates and cutlery weren't cleared even after people had left their tables. I checked-out after this and Irina again apologised sincerely but I was quite happy to be leaving the place.