Best Hotels near Biotop Hasenbüren, Bremen

We arrived late in the day. We carried our luggage to the elevator only going up to the second floor. We were placed on the third floor so we had to carry our luggage up the stairs and through the halls and door with a raised floor we had to lift our luggage. No air conditioning so we had the windows open. Right between 7 and 8 am began all the outside city noises. The breakfast was delicious but it does cost 10 euros a person. The receptionist could speak English and was very helpful even taking my friends baby food bag and refrigerating it overnight.

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.

I stayed at Niu Crusoe between 27 september to 1st October after booking ”any where” at relatively short notice following the birth of my Grandson in Bremen a week before. I was concerned when i reaslised how close it was to the airport and the noise there may be. I need not have worried as although the terminal is 6 minutes walk away the sound proofing means you hear nothing, as long as window closed and even when its open very little. The hotel is 12 mintues tram ride from Bremen central station and trams run every 15 minutes. The tram stop is a very short walk from Nui. When i arrived i wasnt sure that it was the correct place as Crusoe is not mentioned in the signage. The desk staff were helpful and friendly and one went above and beyond by coming to my room 321 to try and sort theTV for me. Thank you. If you dont require fesh towels and bedding you are given a drink voucher for a coffee/tea/small beer/smal glass of wine, I enjoyed that and the male staff member who explainned it to me was lovely, very chatty and a credit to the hotel. I didnt catch his name and i regret that. Thank you The room was clean, nicely decorated and had plenty of space for what i needed. Free wifi and a link on TV to access the fim library. No English speaking channels so that was great. I was anxious about travelling with all its new hoops to jump through but was settled as soon as i arrived there. Would definatley recommend.

Hotel geboekt omdat mijn zakelijke afspraak om de hoek was. De omgeving is niet ouder dan 5 jaar. Veel nieuwbouw. Hotel is netjes en hip. Vriendelijk receptie gelegen aan de bar. Ontbijt is goed, genoeg keuze. Hotelkamer schoon en overzichtelijk.

This is an excellent hotel. It's modern and everything works. The floor-to-ceiling windows provide great views of the gardens and the river Weser. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The bed was super-comfortable. The tram stop is very close and it's only 3-4 stops from the city centre. Breakfast was very good, excellent coffee and a carefully-thought-out range of foods. If we ever come to Bremen again, we shall certainly stay here.

The cars did not give any exchange, and the money was decayed after each purchase, which was corrected the day after by one of the friendly staff, and the breakfast was well served on request. Leave check-in was also no problem and it could all be automatically entered through a code, then the door opens automatically.

A funny idea and with a visually much fun + love implemented. To do it, a nice service staff. We were at a ceremony in the theater next to for 1 night there, which was mega-practice. For long stays or a guaranteed quiet night rest it would be too risky to me... We had the Greek Tiny House, which was relatively spacious, especially for second (3 would fit, with little baggage). Despite the warehouse charm with some waste oil flavour, everything was really very clean, flower white bed linen + mattresses, towels, soap, night lamps, sticks there. 4 ordinary baths with you/WC there is to share directly in the hall. Secure space in time - and when full, wellness care is not in ;-) We had happiness with our guests, it was relatively quiet at night + morning. I recommend people with light sleep but sleep glasses + ears. As everything is happening for everyone in a hall, it is just light-hearted (and also light if someone turns on the hall light or in the morning with sunrise - the ”Greek” at least cannot be particularly dark) , and of course does not offer much intimacy. If you have a conversation or a snart next to, everyone hears it. A also lovely packed breakfast is available on request in the personal cart, at good weather in the chilly interior. What would be super: a mirror in the room (if any, the bathrooms are unloaded?) and a 2nd key - and as others have already written: the small extra toilet for fast business between...

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...