Name: A&O Bremen Hauptbahnhof
Address: Breitenweg 55, Bremen
Telephone: (888) 608-6346

Poor

Disliked: Very noisy, walls paper thin. Not many staff available and the ones that were there didn't seem like they wanted to be. Breakfast very basic

Very good

Liked: Staff was very helpful. Worked well for a family room.

Bad

Exceptional

Liked: Room are good
Disliked: Please add cash payment because people from other country some time card is not working it too difficult

Passable

Very quick.

Disliked: We where very disappointed by the location. Advert gives a Totally different view and perspective. Area around the hotel was very dirty and unclean. Outside of the building was also very dated and unkempt. Didn't feel safe walking into the main city.

Good

Very poor

Liked: Linen provided. Bathroom was fine with a big mirror.
Disliked: The socket next to the bed is not working. The overall lighting is very poor. Cleaning not thorough either. There was a piece of used tissue sticking to the grid from the upper bunk bed when I lied down on my lower bunk bed, facing closely and directly to my face. The edges of the frame of the bed were just disgusting and dusty.

Poor

Liked: Nice receptionist and free parking just outside
Disliked: We spent one night at this hotel on July 24th. The guy working at the reception was friendly and helpful. The room, however, was not very clean. We had a double bed and a bunk bed for the kids. Sheets, duvets, and pillowcases were provided, but the bunk bed wasn’t made, so we had to climb up and do it ourselves. The room wasn’t particularly clean either, with a dirty bathroom door and stained poufs. It was also very noisy and not cozy at all.The strangest part happened around midnight while we were sleeping. Someone started banging loudly on the door. I didn’t feel like getting up to open since I don’t know anyone in this town. The knocking happened again, and then someone unlocked the door with a key. I got up, half-naked, confused about what was going on, and there stood a man in a black security vest speaking German. When I asked him to speak English, he asked something about whether I needed a remote control for the TV. A very odd thing to enter someone’s room for, especially at midnight on a Thursday, and I couldn’t help but wonder what his real reason was, considering he didn’t seem to have a remote in his hand