Find hotels near Hannover Fairground, Hannover from SAR 154

"Fantastic loved the pool area. "

"Top"

"Wonderful hotel nice restaurant very clean Spa wellness and the most important very friendly personal for sure we coming back not same like Hotel H4 Munich Messe very dirty and very rude personal also breakfast really disgusting and hotel full whit prostitute"

"Super freundliches Personal "

"A friendly hotel, with nice people and good food! "

"Great Hotel!"

"The Hannover Fairview Hotel is strategically located just 10 minutes from the fairgrounds, offering convenience and safety. Impeccable cleanliness and attentive security ensure peace of mind. Rooms provide a serene oasis, perfect for unwinding after a busy day at the fair."

"the property is OK "

"Beautifully design, convenient to access the train station, stores. "

"Family business offering clean room and a nice breakfast. I’d stay again."

"The rooms were clean and well appointed; the lobby and restaurant were spacious and beautiful, and the staff courteous and attentive. Location in Hannover is perfect...quiet and near trams, restaurants, and beautiful countryside."

"A comfortable place, clean room and friendly staff"

"Nice"

"The room is average, can't complain. Pros: - 5 min to walk to the shopping mall (Rewe and to-go restaurant) - Free parking (property information describes 5 euro, but wasn't charged) - 5 euro Pet fee per night, per pet - multiple outlets Cons: - No refrigerator - Breakfast is not so amazing - A bit small for 3 people staying May be pros or cons: - unattended check-in (key is given by code) - No public restroom - No AC (the room can be hot in the morning due to the strong sunlight) - Small shower...

"Staff was helpful, room was sooo very cold and the bathtub not functional sadly! There wasn’t a fridge yet a kitchen no coffee for the morning in room, "

"Additional tax not mention during order"

"Great location and nice stay "

"if you want traffic noise 24/7 this is the place ? and no kettle to make coffee ?"

"Massively inflated prices during conference period, paying over £200 a night for a room with bunk beds, adjacent to a load of travelling teenagers smoking and drinking on the communal staircase, wasn't the restful haven i was hoping for."