Bremen

A family pension on a leafy street behind the Hauptbahnhof, which maintains the aura of a former residential house of the 1930s. Decor is modern(ish)... All rooms are en suite. — Rough Guide

This palatial hotel comes with an enviable location between a small lake and an extensive area of park and forest not far from the main train station. — Fodor's

The simple, effortlessly stylish, dark-wooded rooms with chocolate leather armchairs and top-notch service from attentive staff make this classy hotel an excellent choice. — Lonely Planet

Unassuming but pleasant small place in a quiet sidestreet location, that makes for a more personal stay than the usual chain hotel. Service is friendly, rooms are spotless and individually decorated. — Rough Guide

Bremen’s first budget design hotel, located in a block behind the station. Design in this case means loud and funky, with Pop Art-inspired plastic furnishings in rooms. — Rough Guide

Affiliated with the Bremer Backpacker Hostel, this hotel is set in an old-style Bremen house and has 1960s-style furnishings. — Lonely Planet

This interesting hotel takes the theme of colour (and mostly food), with things like ‘vanilla’, ‘chilli’ and ‘lavender’ providing the inspiration for tones. — Lonely Planet

Rooms here are divided into split-level living and mezzanine sleeping areas, above a restaurant and basement art gallery. — Lonely Planet

Friendly hostel on a quiet sidestreet, a 5min walk from the Hauptbahnhof... Bright and modern throughout, and not a bunk bed in sight in its six- and four-bed dorms. — Rough Guide

This mini-boutique hotel overlooks the market. The charming rooms have evocative names such as "Moulin Rouge" and 'Alexander the Great". — Michelin Guide

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