Hotels near Centaurenbrunnen in Bremen

The laundry cost 5 euros, which is fine but I was disappointed that when I was told I could get the laundry at five pm, when I arrive at the laundry room it wasn’t ready. The location is about five minutes walk from the central train station. If you arrive very late at night, I recommend staying highly vigilant. Better have company if you really need to go out at night. The staff is very friendly. But there’s a sign in from of the hotel that says don’t bring any firearms or knife there. Wonder what happened before the sign was erected. The room that was assigned to me didn’t face a highway, and I was able to use the microwave and the fridge in the hotel It’s about 5 minutes walk to the museum and about 15-20 mins walk to downtown center. A very good location for business people.

The postives: room size, terrace, quality bedding, quite varied breakfast, possible late breakfast and check-out, friendly staff, TV, free bottle of water. The negatives: · The room was 32 degrees hot when we arrived shortly after noon. There was no air conditioning. With the windows open, it only cooled down to 27.50 degrees in the evening. Have to leave windows open all night and fan on to get some sleep. In the morning we noticed that the tap of the sink was loose and skewed, the cap of the sink drain was also closed and could not be opened, so the water couldn't ran away. The make-up mirror also hung half loose. There was a lot of ****s on the terrace on the fifth floor. After reporting this to the reception and we were offered a larger room at the front of the hotel (their suite) because they couldn't fix the tap. It was slightly less warm due to its location, but still fairly warm to be able to sleep in. Also no air conditioning here, but only a fan. Of the six windows, three of the curtains at the top were broken, so the light comes in very early, already at 5:30 am, which means that you can no longer sleep well. Because this room was at the front, sleeping with the windows open was not an option due to the heavy traffic (cars, trams, emergency services). For 125 euros per night we found this a disappointment. Maintenance and inspection in general could be better, e.g. a broken coat rack, throw it away, a broken tap, replace it, broken curtains, replace them, etc...

I have stayed here several times, and I have lived here on purpose. I saw that the bed and WC are very clean. Unfortunately, on the right bed, I wore clean pajama pants to the bed. After a while, I saw a lot of them on the pants. Scabs, I felt very uncomfortable, but I still insisted on sleeping, telling myself not to think too much, but after going to bed, the exposed skin began to itch, making it difficult to sleep, I carefully observed my pants, and then looked at the itchy skin, I feel that they haven't changed the bed, because there is a good bedside table on the right side, so most people sleep on the right side. I think there should be no problem with no one sleeping on the left side. I moved to the left side to sleep, and there are no new crumbs on the pants, and My skin doesn’t itch any more. I’m really angry. Ctrip-friendly hotels are all given fixed rooms. How many times I’ve had fun with the argument, and they’re all on the first floor. The rooms are usually on the side of the elevator and stairs. It's like this every time, and it feels very scary and noisy. Thinking about Ctrip’s cooperative agency, they also give discounts and low prices to rooms that others think are not good. I think Ctrip is convenient to book a room with a mobile phone. Feeling marginalized now is not as good as booking directly in euros.

The hotel is ideally located for visiting the city centre (5 minutes walk away). The hotel is located along the street and bars. The staff is very friendly, the hygiene rules are respected. Our room, as well as the bathroom, was quite small but functional, clean and original. It was perfect for a short stay. I recommend it very much.

The Ibis Budget hotel is in a great location right opposite the Hauptbahnhof (main train station for the city). If you’re looking to go to the Bremer Freimarkt in October, it’s right behind the Hauptbahnhof so you couldn’t find a better place. The Altstadt (old town) isn’t far away either, and you can get buses, trams or taxis right outside. This isn’t a hotel for peace and quiet - there is lots going on around it and it was fairly noisy inside and out with all the hustle and bustle of city life. We booked online and I was able to check in prior to arrival which was helpful - on arrival we just picked up keys and signed the forms, and the bill was sent later by email. The room is as you’d expect - very basic but clean and tidy. Everything worked and it all looked fresh. The beds were fairly comfortable and the shower was good. Unfortunately our air conditioning didn’t seem to work properly - there seemed to be no cooling function. As a consequence the room got really hot and stuffy overnight. We couldn’t really open the door because the city outside was noisy. The other serious issue we had was returning to our room after a day out to find it had been left unlocked by the cleaners. Luckily nothing had been taken, but I was not happy. The price was reasonable and the 12pm checkout is later than many hotels. We just had to drop our keys in a box in the lobby. In summary - this hotel’s best asset is its location. If you want to be in the middle of things:l, this place is for you.

Really good place to stay, the small kitchen was really useful. Staff were excellent and the place is clean. Breakfast was also very good. Close to all amenities and the train station. Nearby shops and restaurants, walking distance to the old city and sightseeing. We would definitely recommend it and stay again.

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.

It's very good. It's worth recommending. It's very good. My friends like it very much. Next time, I'll take my family to check in. Breakfast is rich, transportation is convenient, and the couple's attitude is also very good.

The hotel is located in the city center, surrounded by downtown commercial streets, and the traffic is fairly convenient. Welcome chocolates and fruits are provided on the day of check-in. There is also a handwritten card, which is very warm. There are also disposable slippers and toiletries provided in the room, which is not easy in Europe, and it is considered very thoughtful. The hotel’s breakfast is quite plentiful, but it’s a pity that I stayed there for 3 days without any changes. I eat exactly the same thing for breakfast every day, which is a bit crumbling. The hotel does not have free parking. You have to park in the parking lot next to it for 12 euros a day. If you can’t find the parking staff during non-working hours, then you have to pay 12 euros for each entry and exit, which is very inconvenient.

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.