Family Hotels in State of Bremen, Germany

Tha hotel was v.nice but this years found issue like when we inter to hotel reception from insde found warning litters (keep watch of your bags ) this mean the reciption erea not save The fridge in room is not work , reception was informed but not done. reading lamp on bed not switch on and not fix properly finly all reciotion staff were wunderfull deal eccept one man was last name is mann he is bigoted and spoke in an inappropriate manner. also the breakfast minue is same not changed sine two years .

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The location is perfect - centrally located and just a few steps from the promenade. We were particularly impressed by the view from the window: the view of the promenade was simply fantastic and made our stay even more beautiful. Everything was clean and well organized and we felt completely at home.

The location of the hotel is good, there is a big park next to it, and there is its own free underground garage. Room service and front desk service are very good. But after I checked in, I found that there were many rooms on the floor that were being renovated. There was no prompt before booking. I knew that this would not be booked! Although I live in the room at the end of the corridor, there is still a big decoration smell. I am very sensitive to the smell and very uncomfortable. After staying for one night, I started to get rhinitis in the morning and had a runny nose and sneezing. And there are ants in the breakfast restaurant and the room, the pillow in the room is very flat and uncomfortable

Hotel right next to the train station - unfortunately the room is also right next to Hochstrasse. Windows quite well insulated. Wellness area is actually nice. It would have been nice if we had been informed when we checked in and asked about the wellness area that there were no bathrobes in the room, but only at the reception for 4 euros. That would have saved us the trek through the confusing and poorly signposted corridors. The ”breakfast traffic light” in front of the breakfast room was also completely unnecessary once you've already set off. We had breakfast on Saturday at 9 a.m. and were greeted by the ”traffic light” telling us that it was now full. This note would certainly be more helpful in the room and/or elevator. The constant instructions to “shower before bathing” in the wellness area are also rather annoying without shower gel in the showers. Little things that unfortunately somewhat detract from the actually quite positive overall impression.

This is definitely one of the best family-friendly hotels in Bremen. The service is super nice. Although Germans are serious, the service is really excellent. The guy at the front desk took the initiative to ask if we need a baby cot. The only problem is the antique hardware. The knobs for the washbasin and bathtub are not very responsive.

Really excellent service. Our booking provider made a mistake and the lady at reception sorted it out straight away and upgraded us to the correct room. The room was perfect for the four of us. Parking available on the street for free during the weekend and the centre was only 15 mins away by car! Breakfast was fine and once again the service was great. I highly recommend this hotel.

It was an amazing experience! The staff is really nice and they offer you everything! The cleaners clean your room everyday while you eat breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant. Also you have a small shop on the hotel’s hall which offers you snacks and coffee. Definitely recommend and i would come again every time im in Bremen!

The room was quite large, with an extra sofa bed, making it more comfortable for families. There's a McDonald's nearby, but no other businesses. It was quite quiet. It's about a ten-minute drive from Bremen's Town Square, which is quite convenient. The receptionist was polite and restrained, very much in line with the German way of dealing with people.

Breakfast is relatively ordinary, and there are not many choices. But the waiters are pretty. The environment and location are very good, just beside the concert hall and St. Peter's Basilica.

The hotel room was an indoor-outdoor suite, supposedly accommodating four people, but it only had two formal single beds and a sofa bed, making it very uncomfortable. Furthermore, when the sofa bed was pulled out, there was no space left in the outdoor area. Also, the room was located near the station, which was very noisy at night. Those with poor sleep quality should consider this, but those who prefer to sleep in can probably ignore it.        Another oddity: the two table knives I had left in the room disappeared.          The upside is that it's close to the station, making it very commuter-friendly.