Pet friendly Hotels in Lower-Saxony, Germany

The Hotel is located across the street from the central station, and a short three stop train ride to the town centre. Upon arrival there was only one member of staff checking people in so this took about 15 minutes. My single room was spacious enough, shower was okay, a little on the small side, but I had everything I needed and it was ok for the price I paid.

This is the hotel that the client designated us to stay in. It is also the most expensive hotel in the city. The room is small and simple, with nothing superfluous. The breakfast is practical and has everything, but there is not much variety.

The rooms are spacious and clean, well equipped, staff friendly and breakfast is average. The hotel has a large parking lot for self-driving travel. There is a small train in front of the hotel.

Nice and clean at a good price. The room was sufficient for a family staying one night. Bed and toilet door needed to be tightend as they were very noisy an vending machine gave the wrong product but staff was not helpful. I think the ”service-lack” was due to understaffing. Looked like 1 guy had to take care of both breakfast and reception and we saw nobody in reception from morning and until we left at 12.

Less than 15 min walk to city centre in snow. Room was nice and warm with the cold outside. Could fill up my thermosflask with hot water in the breakfast area for free. Was a bit disappointed that you could only stream to big television with Apple-devices. Would have been great to watch a movie on that screen warm and cozy in bed.

Beautiful large rooms. Good view. Good location . Room carpet cleaning no good. . After long travel no effort to check me in 14.40 pm

It has a gym and spa, and the room key is made of wood, which is quite unique. They even gave us welcome cookies on the first day! However, compared to the Hilton in Heidelberg, it's slightly lower in every aspect, yet the price is several hundred euros higher. Perhaps the two cities are at different levels of development, and it seems every hotel in Hanover has to pay a tax. They arranged a sofa bed for my child in advance, but I had to pay an extra fee, which wasn't the case in Heidelberg. Bottled water in the room costs 8 euros, while in Heidelberg it's a free bottle every day.

Hotelzimmer war super geräumig und grundsätzlich sauber. Im Bad war einiges schon recht abgenutzt. Die Betten waren super gemütlich und eine Klimanalage gabs auch im Zimmer. Leider hat der Zugang nicht funktioniert mit den Keycodes. Nach einem kurzen Telefonat mit der Hotline haben sie mir einen neuen Keycode gegeben und ich bin reingekommen. Das war trotzdem ein wenig ärgerlich.

Located near the train station, the hotel reception offers complimentary hot and cold drinks. The staff speaks fluent English and are very helpful with any questions. The hotel corridors have motion-sensor lights, which are both energy-efficient and create a warm atmosphere. Returning to the room at night with the corridor lights on makes me feel safe and comfortable. Upon check-in, they asked if I needed room cleaning, which was very thoughtful of the hotel.

Schickes Hotel. Zentral am Rande der Innestadt. Nah zum Bahnhof.