Hotels Near Aegidienkirche in Hannover

It is not recommended to stay at this hotel. The location is opposite the railway station and the transportation is convenient. But this advantage is not enough to conceal its shortcomings: 1. Outdated facilities, the sofa springs up. 2. The design of the bathroom is flawed and water splashes everywhere. 3. Individual service staff lack courtesy.

4 stars? Not even approaching: Air conditioning makes itself independent, safe does not work. The very noisy ventilation in the bathroom, which has only one glass sliding door, runs constantly (yes, the light was shut off). Very poor reception staff. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable in the hall and in the stairs. The minibar is not available, but the lady at the bar is obviously not able to suffer her job or guests. She is very unfriendly and feels disturbed when you still visit the bar after 22:00. In the rooms, partly eagle old carpet. No water cooker in the room. view of the parking house. windows can only be curved. The hangs close badly. One plus point: beautiful hot water and a good shower head with strong radiation in the bathroom. Breakfast is OK, but not at 4 stars level. More like a pension.

Very nice hotel

The hotel itself is a good city centre hotel. If there weren't the noise. Google you the neighborhood, you could have known it before. But we couldn't imagine that the ”party miles” opened from 19Uhr in the evening to 10Uhr in the morning with an incredible volume as well as hardcore bass. Despite closed windows and Oropax, you could sing with the songs and feel the bass. Sleep was not in there. Two nights in sequence. So nothing for weekends or holidays. The problem seems to be a club directly opposite that doesn't comply with noise control rules. According to the reception, you can't do nix there, the police don't care. The breakfast is good, but if the hotel is booked, you have to wait for a table somewhat long. The only point of decline in breakfast: the coffee from the full-automate is horrible. The staff is nice and in part helpful. But to knock on the door of the room and explain you need to clean the room now, in 10 minutes it doesn't go, I think it is inappropriate. The room itself is quite small but clean. The shower separation could be a little bigger so that you do not put the bathroom under water at every shower, but otherwise everything is OK. At the previous request you will get a parking place in the parking house around the corner at a price. Not a nice path to walk at night, but the best way to park on and for itself. My conclusion: A hotel where you can't sleep at night has failed its purpose.

Uh, live on a business trip

I always strive to leave a review that covers most areas of an experience and this is no exception. We were traveling 4 people, 2 adults and 2 children, in Harz. After a week in beautiful surroundings, see my review of this by following me, we decided to take an extra stop in Hannover. Because we didn´t wanted to drive for 7 hours straigth from our holiday home to Denmark with 2 tired children, and because we never visited Hannover. At first we had booked a hotel in the outskirts of the city, higher price, but a long trip to the center of the city, so we switched to Zentrum Hotel. We arrived early, so our rooms were not ready yet. However, we had reserved a parking spot for the car, so after a few minutes we could explore the city. Which is literally right across the street. From the location of the hotel, is several streets leading to the main pedestrian area, packed with great shops, affordable prices, street buskers and much more. We enjoyed the city for a few hours then went to freshen up at our rooms. We decided to split up, so my wife and daughter had one room, while my son and I had the other, The rooms were 405 and 406. Right at the top of the building, they were hot. Windows can open, but on a hot day, the room is too stuffed. There were 2 ordinary beds, super clean, very comfortable actually, a table, a chair and a wardrobe. There was also a fridge, but it was not clean. It was time to buy a new one. Shower head was broken, so half the water spilled out from the hose and onto the floor until we managed to direct the water at a different angle, so not to soak the floor. Held together with duct tape. A hose costs ~€3 so it´s a cheap and easy fix, guys. The hair dryer at the ladies´room, was broken, meaning it is one of those where you simply press the handle and it blows. However, the handle turned red and heated up, TOO MUCH, too quick and after a few second, my wife had to toss it in the sink. It is a disaster waiting to happen. The lift only worked up to 3rd floor, then we had to walk a flight of stairs to the 4th. Weird issue, fix the lift. Breakfast was €9 and was really good. Yes we would like to know exactly what the 4 different cheeses were, a simple sign would help, but plentiful breakfast. Hot coffee and tea, milk, cream, 3 juices, bread, croissants, hardboiled eggs, cold cuts, nutella, 5 different marmelades and so on. Good, cheap. Rooms were super quiet. Check-out was easy, staff is super friendly and the rooms are cheap. Drawbacks are the weird smell on the hallways, the flickering lights, the grime on the doorframes and lightswitches, the fridge, the water hose. The area can seem dodgy, there are beggars around but they are not a worry. We paid €160 for 2 rooms. Reasonable if the above items were fixed.

The hotel is small, fairly new and very clean. Central city location, yet quiet back room (but ugly backyard). Nice friendly staff. Unfortunately, there is no air conditioning (I knew before), the bed in the single room was not ”queensize” as promised, but rather narrow (about 90 cm) and a LED strip on the edge of the bed did not turn off in the middle of the night (he left then after about 10 minutes on its own). Decent, good breakfast, but a bit unfriendly breakfast staff, whose Eglischkenntnisse in ”Number room” exhaust. Altogether thoroughly recommendable hotel, moreover because special rate very cheap (40 Euro / single).

Das Hotel liegt wenige Gehminuten vom lebendigen Steintorplatz entfernt. In der Buchungsbestätigung, und auf der Hotelwebsite, wird der Eindruck erweckt, der Gast könne mittels eines Zahlencodes selbst einchecken: ”[...] eine vollständige digitale Gastreise, die ohne physischen menschlichen Kontakt und ohne Empfang vor Ort durchgeführt wird. Die Gäste erhalten einen digitalen Schlüssel, um selbstständig ein- und auszuchecken”. Eine Regelung, die ich aus der Schweiz und Liechtenstein kenne, und die dort hervorragend funktioniert. Im Design Hotel Wiegand ist alles anders. Und so stehe ich am Anreisetag unter dem Schild ”Entrance” und versuche, meinen Buchungscode in einen Tastaturblock einzugeben, der die notwendigen Zeichen nicht bereitstellt. Auch die hoteleigene App bietet unter ”Checkin” lediglich die Option, seine Adressdaten erneut zu hinterlegen. Den Online-Bewertungen anderer Gäste entnehme ich später, dass mir wohl ein weiterer Zahlencode hätte zugesendet werden sollen...? Dieser hat mich nie erreicht. Ein freundlicher Hotelgast spricht mich an: ”Sie sind nicht der erste Gast, der hier steht und sucht”. Wie sich herausstellt, befindet sich der eigentliche Eingang im Hinterhof. Wider Erwarten (s.o.) ist die Rezeption besetzt. Der Empfang ist freundlich, ich erhalte eine Keycard. Einen Aufzug gibt es nicht. Alte weiße Männer® wie der Autor dieser Zeilen, die mit schwerem Gepäck reisen, dürfen sich über 68 steile Stufen freuen. Das ”Superior”-Zimmer 31 auf der 3. (aufgrund der hohen Decken gefühlt 4.) Etage ist eiskalt. Das Boxspringbett ist gut, auch das WLAN ist stabil. Ansonsten scheint sich ”Superior” eher auf das Stockwerk, als auf die Ausstattung zu beziehen. Die Bilder auf der Website entsprechen nicht dem aktuellen Stand. Dort werden für ein ”Superior”-Zimmer eine ”Servicestation für frischen Kaffee und Tee”, sowie ”Individuell steuerbare, indirekte Beleuchtung” versprochen. Die Realität besteht aus einer kleinen Flasche Mineralwasser. Einen Öffner suche ich vergebens. Ein nicht regelbares LED-Panel an der Decke verbreitet grelle Putzlicht-Atmosphäre. Der Rest der Zimmerbeleuchtung beschränkt sich auf zwei LED-Lesespots am Bett. Ich möchte arbeiten, und hätte mich über eine Lichtquelle am Schreibtisch gefreut. Das TV bietet wenige Fernsehkanäle, größtenteils in niedriger Bildauflösung. Radiosender gibt es keine. Auf langweilige, aber bewährte Features wie einen Kleiderschrank hat man im Design Hotel Wiegand verzichtet. Stattdessen gibt es 2 Stangen, die vom Boden bis zu Decke reichen. Dazwischen montiert sind 3 randlose, etwas wackelige Regalbretter (zwei von einer deutlichen Staubschicht bedeckt) und eine Kleiderstange. Diese Konstruktion bietet einsehbare Ablagefläche für kurze Aufenthalte. Ich vermisse eine Aufhängemöglichkeit für einen Wintermantel. Das moderne, fensterlose Bad ist schummrig beleuchtet, es verfügt über genügend Ablagefläche. Der Raum ist passiv belüftet. Wenn es feucht ist, stinkt es penetrant nach altem Z

The hotel is well situated in a quiet area of town and yet a short walk into the railway station, old town and new town. We have stayed in a few Mercure Hotels and this hotel has all their usual standards. The breakfast was just fabulous- a great choice and very high quality. Can really recommend