Hotels With Gym in Lower-Saxony, Germany

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.

The room was okay, but there wasn't enough room for clothes. There was no room in the breakfast area for a leisurely breakfast. People with bags and suitcases were pushing and shoving through the crowd. The buffet was always lacking something. Either there was no egg (when it finally arrived, it was overcooked), or there was no scrambled egg. The fruit for the muesli was only available on Saturdays; on Sunday, they were no longer available upon request. On Sunday, there were no seed rolls either, ONLY regular ones, which was very disappointing. The service staff tried hard, but were overwhelmed.

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.

It's a chain hotel, the whole room is rose red, the room feels spacious, the window is the street, and there is U Bahn nearby, which is quite convenient, and there is ReWe opposite. The front desk seems a bit discriminatory. I don't know if it's because I'm sensitive. There was only one customer at the front desk, but two waiters were serving. The other waiter was supposed to serve us, but he kept chatting as if we didn't exist. The waiter next to him couldn't stand it anymore. We didn't want to cause trouble when we went out, so we just endured it.

A huge thank you to the team for the three wonderful days. I felt truly pampered as a guest. The service is friendly, approachable, and the hustle and bustle is never intrusive. The breakfast is unusually good; the à la carte selection is healthy, up-to-date, and extraordinarily creative. Freshness, a variety of flavors, and excellent craftsmanship are also evident in the Intuu kitchen. Crossover with its own signature, which is also continued in the herbarium bar. The small, elaborate details in the preparation may only be noticed by connoisseurs, but their subtlety adds up to something extraordinary. The ambience and rooms are befitting a design hotel, well-thought-out, and a relaxing experience in themselves. But it is still the people who, with their encounters in the service, make the stay so unforgettable. Thank you all, and all the best.

My booking was not available at check-in. However, it was sorted out during the course of my stay. The hotel is located directly on the Maschsee in Hanover and having breakfast by the window even gives you a bit of a holiday feeling.

This is the hotel that the client designated us to stay in. It is also the most expensive hotel in the city. The room is small and simple, with nothing superfluous. The breakfast is practical and has everything, but there is not much variety.

Hotel in good location. Beautiful rooms in an old building with very high rooms. Breakfast very good. Good equipment. Drinks around the clock. Good small hotel bar.

It is a good hotel for this trip to Germany. As the name suggests, the courtyards are located on the outskirts of the city The environment is very good, quiet and quiet in the lake area, you can also go for a run in your free time. The room is also in the same Courtyard style as always. We had crisps and beer in the restaurant downstairs and it was great Parking is also convenient, overall it is highly recommended.

Exactly what you need for a city break. We’ve spent there three nights. Our room was quiet, spacious and elegant. The hotel is real 4 stars, positioned in City Centre short walk from train station, shopping centres and many restaurants and cafes. I would definitely stay there again.