"Nice room, great and lovely, with two beds. I was expecting just one. 😊"

"very traditional buildings with nice and quiet villiage, next door is also the supermarket."

"We went on a 15-day family trip to Germany. We stayed in hotels throughout the trip. In Wolfsburg, we stayed at Limehome. We felt right at home. It was very clean, comfortable, centrally located, and had all the necessary household appliances: dishwasher, iron, coffee maker, pans, pots, cutlery, etc. I highly recommend it to everyone."

"The hotel environment is very good, Hannover exhibition or Wolfsburg business trip is a good choice"

"The room lacks a small refrigerator, everything else is fine. Quiet, very close to the train station, there is an Ole next to it, many restaurants, supermarkets around, walking is about 15 minutes. Breakfast regular category, the latest check-out time is 12 o'clock, very friendly."

"The small hotel with its own parking was clean and convenient, but we did not see any employees because check-in and check-out by automatically, no breakfast possibility in the house, etc. It is not the optimal environment for us - but it is certainly tasteful"

"Very delicious food at a workshop on short holidays. There were several gangs that were all very delicious. Only the drinking advice was a bit delicate. But overall a successful evening. It is certainly worth it. We enjoyed the evening very much. "

"It's not in the heart of Wolfsburg; it's about a 40-50 minute walk from the Foss Museum and stadium. There's no service available. The room was clean, but I was still a little puzzled as to why the beds and comforters were so small."

"As with many other reviews, I will describe my situation here. Hotel was booked with breakfast for one night. When we arrived at the hotel the hotel was dark. There is a sign on the door saying the reception is not occupied. On the left there were a few information boards that gave a reference to a number. Scanned the QR code and tried to call via WhatsApp, but no one answered the phone. After further searching, I found two cell phone numbers and tried to call them. The first number only received the message "the number you dialed is currently not available". On the second number, a man with broken German answered the phone and said that he couldn't help me. I should please try the number from the very beginning again, he would let you know there again. So I tried the other number again and someone answered the phone. I was then told on the phone that my key for the room was in the key box and that I should have the code via email. However, I did not receive such an email. He then gave me the code on the phone and I had my key. When asked when you could visit the breakfast, it was said that there is currently no breakfast. Why can this be booked then? Afterwards he had to explain to me where I could get into the building. He was visibly annoyed that I hadn't found it straight away. It was just a side entrance. As I walked into the building I was met with the smell of tons of freshener, probably to cover up the musty smell of the building. There was no elevator and the building had 4 floors. The room numbering didn't make sense. For example, room number 34 was on the 3rd floor and numbers 9-15 on the 4th floor. On the way up the stairs there were used tissues in the hallway, doors and door frames were partly damaged. When we arrived in the room, as already suspected, it smelled very musty. I left the window open all night, but the smell didn't come out. As others have described here, the carpet was stained and the chair to sit on was sticky. To be on the safe side, I didn't want to use the shower because I wasn't sure what the gray spots in the corner were exactly. I didn't feel comfortable in bed either because of my condition. I didn't want to check the mattress under the bed cover. I later spoke to other guests who had the same opinion as me."