Hotels near Kulturgemeinschaft Sarstedt e.V., Sarstedt

We have stayed here on our way to North Yütland (about half the distance) from 09.09./10.09.2023 for the second time with our small dackedmam. The parking area just in front of the building costs 10 euros per day, but it is recommended due to the park situation in the surrounding area. The (old) marine cemetery is also good for dog owners, which is now a park and you can run well over the day. The room/hotel was in a beautiful / maintained condition (as last year) and can be recommended by us without any doubt.

It feels harsh writing this review as this hotel is well put together, clean and I went during time of COVID when they were clearly just opening up, I may also stay here again the next time I come to Hannover BUT this experience was somewhat disappointing. Firstly issue was that when we arrived, it took 20-30 minutes before I saw anyone who could help me check in. During check-in (the guy who eventually arrived didn't really seem to know how to use their computer systems) they moved my payment to a different section which led to them asking me about 3/4 times during my stay for payment despite the fact I had already paid and had evidence of it. In fact, this slowness (during a quiet time for the hotel) was a factor many times. Over and over again people disappeared and there was no one on the front desk or around to help. When I got to our room I wanted to call to the desk to ask for some item (I forget right now but they didn't have it) and there was no phone in the room. Quick thinking (kinda) made me call off my mobile. I rang SEVEN times to the front desk - no one answered. I eventually went downstairs to try to find someone. The phone is a classic example of things they don't have. There's a hair and body wash hooked into the shower (surprising for such a nicely finished hotel) but there is no extra amenities. No soap by the sink, no shower cap, no body lotion. I don't need 30 books I'm never going to read which are going to collect dust, I want items I may use. Similarly, they pitch this amazing mini bar which is free - one shot of gin, some tonic, a couple of bottles of water and coca cola and an alcohol-free beer. That's it. For two people. We would have both loved to start off our holiday getting ready to meet friends with a proper beer each - but I guess that doesn't matter to everyone. Another time I ordered an iron - no one seemed to understand what that was. Eventually, after an hour and 4 phone calls and a friend asking downstairs, one arrived. It was a good one to be fair but I was no an hour later than I wanted to be. I think style before substance is the best way to sum up this. It looks great but nothing is functioning properly. I will say there was one lady on the front desk (I forget her name) who was superb. But she was the highlight of a poor stay. Oh, it is quiet and the bed is super comfy though.

The hotel room is very large, there is a supermarket nearby, super convenient, the subway is also at the door, there are many restaurants, shops, small bars, the hotel has Chinese breakfast, the hometown of Guangxi, very kind.

In our group several of us had asked for separate beds but got one double. Me and my husband got separate. The bar, opening hours were 5 pm ’til midnight, announced both on the internet and in every room. In fact it was not open at all. The woman in the reception sighed loudly when we asked for something, for example a glass for the drinks we bought from the cooler. Or some nuts. The soap in the shower was empty. I wanted some pepper for my scrambled eggs and used the one with a big P on it. It contained salt.

Really nice cute hostel in central Hannover! Near the main station (10min walk). What a experience! It’s literally a box!! Space really well exploited. They don’t have a kitchen nor laundry facilities. Nice charming staff. You get a free coffee. We couldn’t leave our stuff on the departure day and come back for it later on the day.

Parkhotel Berghölzchen is located in Hildesheim and from the terrace you have a view of the town. Hildesheim did not survive the British ‘Bomb-them-back-to-the-stone-age’ policy. In March 1945 the historical medieval town was flattened in 17 minutes by 227 Harris’ Lancaster bombers. 1,645 people died. The Parkhotel was built in 1994 and offers 78 rooms over 5 floors. Staffs are friendly and welcoming. Our room was relatively small but tastefully furnished and decorated with desk & chair, flat-screen TV on the wall & wardrobe. We had a good twin bed, and a separate bathroom with toilet, washroom & shower. All was very clean. Complimentary mineral water, but no coffee & tea facility. The area is very quiet. The window can be open but has no mosquito screen. Free Wi-Fi Internet and parking. The sauna facility is small but adequate. The buffet breakfast is excellent with ample variety: eggs made to offer, cold cuts, bread and rolls, juices, cereals, fruit, milk, yoghurt, fruit juice, tea & coffee. The atmosphere in the Berghölzchen hotel is modern and we had a nice stay. Recommended.

I recommend people to join miles program once they reach hotel. After registering, they can get free train/bus card for their stay. I feel that staff is good and responding. However, sometimes too much shortage of manning causes some issue of discomfort. Also had one incident where towel were smelly.

In the so-called hunger, the building complex of Novotel Hildesheim, a nerve health care centre was previously located. This Omen is not bad, because the stay is nerve-friendly and a relief for body and mind. A quiet, very quiet place in a parking-like area is expected one a coherent, a little smaller room in classic (bad languages say old) design. But everything is coherent and suits the character of the building. Air conditioning missing and this could lead to loss of comfort in summer. The hotel bar is very good and there are no complaints about breakfast. A successful stay and (hopefully) as healed.