Hotels near Ace & Tate, Hannover

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A comfortable clean room with free tea/coffee/water and a bathroom set had a cleaning device, which turned out to be very good by the way. Good staff, delicious breakfasts. The hotel is 15 minutes' walk from the station, but is located next to the area where migrants live. The window comes out of the windows of the neighboring house, which are very close (so the windows are made of matte glass).

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.

. We were mainly pleased with our 5 night stay. The bedroom and bathroom were clean and the beds comfortable. The lights were excellent with good adjustable lights over the beds. However, there was poor storage space in the bedroom (although good in the bathroom) limited to 2 small open shelves and a high narrow hanging space, which is at right angles to a normal wardrobe, which made it almost impossible to retrieve clothes at the back, especially if you are short (5 feet 2 inches) like me. I regard it as a significant design fault. The decor was very modern with swirls everywhere -the carpet made me initially feel slightly dizzy. We were pleased that we could access Sky and BBC on the television. The location could have been better, although this was compensated by the price. It took around 20 minutes to walk to the station (or longer if like us you are slow), from which one could take a bus, or taxi to the rather spread out tourist sites (we took quite a few taxis from the hotel). However, it would probably be fine for someone younger and fitter than us. Most of the restaurants were also not particularly close. The breakfast was pricey (and there were no local cafes to substitute) but generally very good with the exception of the coffee from a machine, which was OK but no more and the scrambled eggs, which were treated in some way, so they came out in homogenised pellets. The service provided by reception was generally very helpful, although they were occasionally overwhelmed by the number of guests arriving. However, our request for the location of a laundry was not responded to and when we arrived we were misinformed about its location.

Everything was fine

Very good, clean and hygienic, the front desk staff is very nice, because I am a foreigner, I am afraid that I may not understand, and the German pronunciation is very clear. It was written in the service that breakfast was not included, but it turned out that breakfast for two was included, which was a good experience

We were with the family a weekend in Serengeti Park and we stayed in this hotel. We made the decision because of the price-performance ratio, because there are family rooms, breakfast, all rooms are equipped with air conditioning and you can cancel it free until arrival day 19 pm – with children You never know what's going on. From the way we checked in and then are directly on our rooms, that worked smoothly. The family rooms were already very small, but we wanted to just stay. The breakfast next morning was really good, it was enough of everything there and a super choice. We forgot something in the room at the departure, the lady at the reception was very friendly and helpful.

I find it difficult to rate the hotel fairly. It's totally out of date, the hallway carpet is stained and the room is hopelessly dated. At first I thought it was supposed to be a kind of hotel style, but it quickly became clear that the economy was being kept to a minimum here. Here the maximum is taken out of the situation without bothering to modernize anything. And that would be necessary. And the time would certainly have been during Corona. But what can you expect for €35 a night? For that it was okay. It was mostly clean in the room, everything worked. I wouldn't spend a penny more though. As accommodation for the small euro it is okay so far. I would recommend it to craftsmen who do not have high standards.

The check-in was very friendly and there were apples and refreshments in the lobby. Also there are only positive reports on the shuttle service to the airport, timely and helpful. I would have expected more from the room. It is tasteful and practically furnished and very spacious and absolutely clean. However, I wonder why there is no ”light” light. The lamps in the room only throw dark indirect light. It was not possible to light the room. That was very well hit the mind. The switch between night-lamp and reading lamp was defect, so not at all, only the inner life was visible, which I think is dangerous. Although Leonardo casts with sound-isolated windows. I could not see any difference to normal glass windows and it was incredibly noisy in the night. Furthermore, the brightness came so that we can hear the TV, toilet noise etc. of the neighbouring rooms well. A water cooker as shown in the room description did not exist with us. Only a capsule machine was available. This was why we had to prepare the water for our tea and thus tasted the tea for coffee. Also very bad that no sustainability is being considered and actually coffee capsules are still offered. For one night to get to the airport, it's OK. I can't recommend a longer stay.