Unfortunately, my stay was marred by the hotel's exorbitant prices, which didn't quite match the size of the rooms. To make matters worse, the cleanliness left much to be desired.
Saluschke11 months ago
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Motel Route 216 in Göhrde offers private bathrooms with toiletries, tea and coffee makers, refrigerators, and work desks. Each room features a TV, electric kettle, and tiled floors. The garden and terrace provide outdoor seating areas with garden views. Free WiFi, private check-in, and ground-floor units are available. Nearby attractions include Monastery Luene, Textile Museum, and Lüneburg Central Station, with cycling routes nearby.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Unfortunately, my stay was marred by the hotel's exorbitant prices, which didn't quite match the size of the rooms. To make matters worse, the cleanliness left much to be desired.
Saluschke·11 months ago
I was thoroughly impressed by the hotel's cleanliness and overall completeness. Despite the late hour and our last-minute booking, we received extremely friendly service.
Els·A year ago
The hotel's quiet location and practical layout were definite positives. Although the room was a bit small, it was still a reasonable size considering the price. Overall, everything was satisfactory, and I didn't have any major complaints.
Karl·A year ago
We were warmly welcomed by the hotel staff, and they even provided a secure storage facility for our bicycles. The nearby café served delicious food, and our breakfast consisted of a generous portion of scrambled eggs, which was a lovely treat. However, the rooms were a bit prone to noise, but it wasn't a major issue.
Dirks·A year ago
I was thoroughly impressed with the complete and delicious breakfast served in a small café attached to the motel. The staff were friendly, the room was clean and comfortable, and parking was hassle-free. However, I was surprised to find that there's a pet fee of €5 for my Chihuahua, which wasn't mentioned beforehand – although I understand the reasoning behind it.
Anthonius·A year ago