Family friendly Hotels in Celle, Lower Saxony

"Das Maritim Airport Hotel ist unser Go-To, wenn wir wir einen sehr frühen Flug von Hannover aus haben. So kann man ganz nah am Flughafen ein paar relaxende Stunden haben und muss nicht sein Zuhause mitten in der Nacht verlassen. Der Pool / die Sauna sind klasse."

"Worst bed in all the hotel I’ve been.Soft..I left with sore back.I even talk to the staff at reception."

"The WiFi was absolutely pathetic. No smart TV Not even YouTube on TV. Cannot even watch stuff on iPad because WiFi so terrible. The hotel was nice. The shower flooded bathroom. Other than that good. Good location. U BAhn outside hotel. Quiet. Gym brilliant. Didn't do sauna. Pillows awful sleeping on my arm. Very good hotel apart from my disses and complaining "

"Beautiful property in the wonderful town of Celle "

"Very close to the Central Station, very nice area a lot of restaurants and other possibilities around, night life etc. I loved the classic feel to it, spacious room, spotlessly clean, very good interaction with the staff and very welcoming and friendly; breakfast included, a very good choice; will come back "

"Front desk staff was very helpful. Fast check in. "

"Staff was friendly. Room was great for my one night stay. 12 min walk from S-bahn stop Langenhagen (Han) Mitte (two stops away from Airport). "

"This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. They lock the door between the elevator and the lobby at night and there is no one at reception — I have a 6:00 am flight from Hannover and needed to leave the hotel at 3:30 am — I was banging on the door for 10 minutes but there is no one at reception. I almost missed my taxi, except I found a door open at the back and had to walk all around the hotel in the dark pulling my suitcases — I am 77 years old — this is outrageous and reckless — I am furious and will do everything I can to make sure no one stays there in the future — and I will let the Gedenksta Bergen-Belsen know of my horrendous experience "

"Interesting neighborhood built in the 1500's"