Boutique City Inn Hotel Hannover

The street noise didn’t bother us, and we slept fine. The room had free Wi-Fi, good air conditioning, and cute windows. It was generally pretty clean, though the shower could use a better clean and there were dirty handprints all over the walls. The price was good and the customer service was good too. It is in a red-light area, but that alone didn’t make it feel less safe. As women, we felt unsafe because of the people in the area.

Aldi and Kaufland are very close, and there are lots of breakfast options nearby. We also had our special requests accepted, and the staff were nice. It’s only about 600 metres from the main train station. The building looks old from outside, but the renovated rooms are really nice. Good for a short business trip.

I was travelling alone as a woman and felt so frightened that I left for another hotel, even though I’d already paid. After I got to my room, someone kept knocking on the door nonstop. Earlier, the receptionist had asked me lots of questions while handling my booking. Once the knocking stopped, I grabbed my things and left to sleep elsewhere.

The room was on the first floor and pretty small. I’m small too, so it worked for me, and since I was only there one night it didn’t bother me, though it might bother someone else. I booked at the last minute and thought the price was worth it. In the morning the power wasn’t working, but the big window made that manageable. I could still take a hot shower, which was great. I got what I needed and left satisfied.