Pet friendly Hotels Region Hannover

We had the pleasure of staying overnight at this Doubletree hotel in Hannover. We wanted to spend the night in a ”Twin bed room”, but unfortunately we could not find any ”Twin bed room” on their website. So I wrote to the hotel and asked for help. It was solved in the best way by Melanie Blas Garcia, so we were upgraded to a ”Junior Suite”. The receptionist checked in quickly and professionally, and we were able to go up to ”our suite”. The breakfast buffet is very well stocked, and there are many different things you can choose from for your breakfast. All the employees we were in contact with during our stay had a very friendly attitude and were very service minded. The hotel is very centrally located, approx. 1 kilometer to the centre, and parking is available in the car park.

We went for a 50 year bday...what a mistake..we had been 2 x and I especially chose this hotel on the way to Denmark because i knew it..arrived in hotel late...got a room on 1 st floor no airco and fridge not working. Called reception. Answer: our technical team hasn't reported anything.. airco working fine...my answer : but I am telling u it doesn't work...1 collegue came to say come to reception and chg room this colleague very friendly. second person saying ur room is fine....we go down and got the most unfriendly and rude receptionist I have ever met. I have worked in several hotels as a receptionist so I know really well what this work is all about..but this guy...I reserved this hotel making a detour on our route to Denmark but had I known I would never have done this I paid for a superior room..no airco no fridge..was transferred with rolling eyes and shaking head into room with huge lump of hair on floor dirty bathroom glass and had to go back to rude receptionist to get bed done for my child who had just had operation and wasn't feeling well..we have been staying in a lot of Novotel hotels..london paddington Hammersmith hannover brussels...but this leaves a very bad experience and I am so sad I chose this hotel for such a special occasion.

Not a place I would normally stay in - expensive and a chain. However, boss was paying and so I was staying. Very comfortable room, good wifi, clean and well located. A short walk to the 8 and 18 train station to go to the show. Good service and good place to stay if you have money

Stayed here for one night to attend the Pet Shop Boys concert at ZAG arena. The best part was this hotel was a 10 minute walk to the entrace to the concert. There is a huge parking lot if you drive - we had taken a train to Hannover and Ubered to this hotel. The air conditioning A/C worked amazingly - probably the best A/C of any hotel we stayed at in Europe. The rooms were very large and spacious with nice bathroom as well. The beds were fairly comfortable. My only complaint was the lack of restaurants nearby. Before the concert we couldn't really find anything and were hoping to eat at the hotel restaurant after the concert. When the concert finished - by 10PM - the restaurant was already closed and the only place we could find food was the REWE to go petrol station next door. Breakfast was offered but we did not partake in it.

Very good location!

Located in Lehrte, Alte Post is within a 15-minute drive of Hannover Fairground and Maschsee. This hotel is 11.4 mi (18.4 km) from Hannover Zoo and 12.5 mi (20.2 km) from Heinz von Heiden Arena.Make use of convenient amenities such as wireless internet access (surcharge), a hair salon, and tour/ticket assistance.Satisfy your appetite for dinner at the hotel's restaurant, Kutscherstube, or stay in and take advantage of the room service. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 39 guestrooms featuring minibars. Wireless internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.

Good beds, functional hotel. No shampoo or any of such in the bathroom (take your own). The breakfast was below expectations, but pricy. The first morning we had our breakfast at 9 am, that was obviously too late, since there was no vegetables at all anymore. Also many other things were gone. The second morning we had the breakfast at 7.45 am, but it did not get much better. I would have expected jus d'orange (both mornings not at all), fried eggs or soft boiled eggs (both mornings not at all), and a bit more choice in bread. The hotel has their own parking lot, which is a plus if you have a car with you.

Traditional room facilities are old, but very clean, providing disposable slippers is a bit unexpected. Location is superb, just opposite the train station. Summer may not work. There is no air conditioning, and European hotels generally do not need any service.

The room is large, the setting is relatively complete, the service is very good, although a bit old but has its own style. The location is a bit biased. The nearest supermarket has to walk for 20 minutes and take a taxi to the city center for about 10 to 15 minutes.

I have been staying in this hotel several times earlier this year and was always satisfied. Is a little ”vintage” but there are rooms with balcony for relatively small money. Now in times of the virus (beginning July) the reception was only occupied from 10 to 16:00, you entered the hotel thanks to an extra travelled staff (it was required Call and tell when to get in) through a side entrance (the main entrance was closed with grids) and allowed to carry his bag through a not very nice staircase as the driving chair was disabled. Hotel bar and breakfast room closed. All in all a little unseemable. I hope they will be ”rebelling” again and well through these times, then I would look at it again.