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"Made welcome and offered a free secure space for my motorcycle in their underground garage too."

"Friendly staff, amazing breakfast included!"

"The hotel was located within a short walking distance from the train station. Everything was maintained well and the area is surrounded by beautiful homes and buildings. It is a safe and clean place to visit. "

"Stayed 3 nights, attending a family birthday. Very clean and staff very helpful. Had breakfast one morning however hadn’t prepaid, probably a bit expensive, so if intending to have breakfast it may well be worth pre-booking. That said, breakfast was excellent, and large choice."

"Fantastic "

"Did not like the German-style bathrooms (no shower curtains) —no hot water in the tap which is not a must but would be nice."

"I have always liked to book Holiday in any country I visited.The one in Gottingen is exceptional . The breakfast is the best in all three countries compared. I am pleased with the kindness of the staff . The downside of it is that not all staff can speak English and Uber eats and taxi do not deliver to the hotel . Overall,I enjoyed the service from Holiday Inn Express at Gottinghen."

"The Quadroople room was big enough and clean .We were 4 adults travelling from England to Czech Republic and we needed a shower and good sleep. Although the hotel was near a motorway, it was quiet and convenient .We also had a breakfast in the morning with great service. However, finding the hotel was not easy as the address didn't match exactly and we had to ask twice. Also check in was unpleasant experience, we booked and paid on Expedia in advance but they asked us to pay again but we disagreed. It took a while to sort it out, because they could not find our booking in the computer system even though I showed them a booking refference number. Thank you to the morning staff, who could communicate in English and made our stay better experience..😊 "

"Not great. A/C did not work nor did the bathroom ventilator. The floor fan was broken and personnel showed little interest in replacing it. Windows were towards a busy road so keeping them open was not an option. "