“Unsere Erwartungen wurden erfüllt”
Very friendly hosts. The dinner was hearty, and the breakfast was good. Everything else was fine.
Gisela4 weeks ago
Nordstemmen·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Nobiskrug in Nordstemmen offers family rooms with private bathrooms, hairdryers, work desks, showers, TVs, and wardrobes, along with free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel features a restaurant serving continental and buffet breakfasts with juice, cheese, and fruits, and a garden with a terrace for relaxation. It's 56 km from Hannover Airport and near Main Station Hildesheim, Domäne Marienburg, and Lake Maschsee, with free on-site parking.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Very friendly hosts. The dinner was hearty, and the breakfast was good. Everything else was fine.
Gisela·4 weeks ago
A genuinely spacious family suite. The food at the restaurant was delicious. The hosts were very friendly.
Mark·A month ago
We booked two nights mainly because of the proximity to our destination, and the place was very well located for transport, with a warm welcome and a spacious room offering a lovely view of the beautiful garden. The room, far from the busy B1 road, was very clean and reasonably quiet. On the first evening we dined in the restaurant, which had a modest selection of tasty dishes. Free parking and fast, hassle‑free Wi‑Fi were also provided, and we treated ourselves to a tidy yet tasty breakfast buffet at a fair price. The only drawbacks were a slight inconvenience caused by the hotel’s holiday opening schedule, a relatively warm attic room that could only be cooled by opening the window, and the frogs in the garden pond becoming audible at night.
Django_r·3 months ago
The host was very kind; the room was large; the bed was excellent.
Bernd·4 months ago
A dreamy garden. The restaurant was pleasant and the breakfast good. The host family was very friendly. The rooms were attractive, clean, and had good beds. The location was a bit off the main road, and the room faced the street—neither was a deal‑breaker.
Ruth·4 months ago