Hotel Zur Borse

Rooms were nice, staff were helpful, very near to the centre, so what more could you ask for.

Unfortunately super noisy inside between rooms and corridors but also room to room and from outside it’s literally just like if there were no windows, all windows were correctly closed I checked several time as noise level was so high, just like if the were no wall! That’s a pity because otherwise the hotel is perfect!

We stayed here as we were visiting Hessisch Oldendorf for the VW show, it’s quite close and an easy drive to get there in the mornings. We arrived very late on the Friday evening so the reception was closed, luckily one of our party spoke German so a quick phone call allowed us to get our keys from a locked security box at the side of the building. As we were late, they had sent us a text in German with instructions telling us how to get the keys. I didn’t get mine until I connected to the WiFi in the hotel as my phone provider from the U.K. was crap as usual. The room was very clean and functional, it was on the second floor. No tea and coffee facilities or a fridge in the room. There was a TV but I didn’t use it but there is a guide for the channels available. Towels were provided and the en-suite was very spacious and clean. Breakfast was plentiful, the dining area was very light, clean and modern. The staff in the hotel were very friendly and helpful. I visited our friends room on the first floor, the whole floor has been refurbished and it looks like the hotel is slowly being upgraded. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable stay in Hamelin. Parking in the street outside has to be paid for between 9am and 2pm, you can get a parking pass from the hotel to park in local car parks to avoid any tickets. The local church bells start ringing at 6am on the Saturday and at 7am on the Sunday.

Very nice hotel in the center of Hameln. Staff was a bit rusty with english, but we managed. Huge bathroom in a modern design. Good beds. Note that there are entrances both from the Kopmanshof street (you can drive there) and from the pedestrian main street (where you cannot). There is a parking house just round the corner on Kopmanshof.

Good location