Prize by Radisson, Bremen City

Great, simple hotel right next to the main train station in Bremen and a few mins walk from the city centre and park. The hotel is apparently only 2* but the service is 5*. Mia the assistant manager was so helpful, friendly and went out of her way to make my stay pleasant. There is a small terrace at the back of the hotel and the bar is 24 hours. The rooms are quite basic but again more than 2*, and comfortable with good ventilation and air conditioning.

Stayed for one night and can’t really complain. The room was clean and organized when I came and the bathroom was also good. The service at the front desk was very welcoming and helpful. There is a coffee machine serving free coffee (etc) 24/7, which I found very enjoyable. I’m not the biggest coffee drinker, but I did enjoy a hot chocolate (or two). One negative aspect that I found is that I could quite easily hear things happening in other rooms and the halls. But as I am a heavy sleeper that didn’t bother me too much. Overall very nice, just nothing to really put it over the top, which is why I find 4 stars fitting.

Everything about the hotel was excellent — the comfort, the location, the peaceful surroundings. We felt truly relaxed and satisfied with our stay. The complimentary tea and coffee in the lobby were a perfect extra touch for us — thank you! The staff were also a big plus: always friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Clean rooms, great location, free coffee, and kind people — what more could we ask for?

Very good location, very delicios and diverce breakfast with good coffee, clean rooms, the stuff were very polite and helpful. The hotel and services deserve more than 2 stars.

Easy 10 minute walk from train. Staff friendly. Tea coffee making was downstairs in lounge, sadly I did not get a chance to try it. Also cocktail bar, wish I had time to try that too. ||I was there on a busy Saturday night, there were fireworks and festivals,so that was the only noise.

You get free coffee and other warm beverages 24/7 in the lobby, the room has proper ac, check in and check out can be done by yourself so you dont have to wait in line at the reception. Its a very nice hotel with futuristic interior that just adds to the experience.

We chose this hotel during our trip to Bremen mainly because of its location and the fact that it operates under the Radisson brand. First of all, the location is excellent—it’s really close to the Hauptbahnhof. You can walk to the train station in 5 minutes and reach the city center in about 10 minutes at most. The hotel has its own parking for around €15 per day, but there’s a big open parking lot right across the street for €8 per day 👍🏼 We could even see our car from our room window. We arrived a bit earlier than check-in time, but they didn’t let us in because the room was still being cleaned. So we had to wait in the lobby for 45 minutes and only got the room exactly at 15:00 🙄 That’s not something we usually experience in other hotels. The room was small but okay. The decoration was colorful and different. The toilet and bathroom were clean, but there was an unpleasant smell inside, and the ventilation wasn’t great—which I didn’t like. There was no minibar or kettle in the room. And they didn’t even leave a bottle of water 😒 For €155 for 2 nights, this should absolutely be included—even budget hotels offer drinking water. This really didn’t suit the Radisson brand! At check-in, they gave us two scratch cards—one had a free water (thankfully!), and the other, a free breakfast. Breakfast selection was standard but fine. I especially liked the pancake machine—never seen before 😊 Since we got it as a prize, my husband tried the breakfast, —but honestly, I’d rather have a breakfast plate outside for the same price. Overall, great location, but either the price should be lower or the quality (room & extras) should be better 😕

Very good experience. People are very nice. Cooperative and friendly staff, free coffee in the lobby. Breakfast is 18 euros/person.

It's a little bit weird to book into a hotel on a "home visit". I grew up near Bremen but now only return for the odd family gathering or school reunion. Prizeotel is one of the new breed of affordable design hotels particularly successful in Germany, offering well designed accommodation at highly competitive prices. Something London is so sorely missing. I've stayed here a couple of times now and enjoyed both. Guests seem to be mainly private visitors (even though Prizeottel seems ideal for conventions and visitors to trade fairs, etc) and the atmosphere very relaxed. Facilities are pared down to essentials and the only extra is a free bottle of mineral water offered to guests at check-in. The rooms are clean, modern and equipped with flatscreen TVs and free wifi. Breakfast is available at a reasonable extra and the buffet looks inviting - German hotel catering is just so much more attractive than the English equivalent at this price range. No revolving toast makers, greasy scrambled egg made from powder, etc. Fresh fruit, cheese and cold meats instead. And loads of other goodies I didn't get a chance to try as friends were picking me up for brunch elsewhere - but the coffee from the self service machine was as good as what is served in many coffee bars at a much higher cost. Highly recommended, and I keep checking for new locations being added - Hamburg so far with Hannover in the pipeline.

This is not a five star hotel. This is a hip little efficient hotel easily walkable to the main train station in Bremen. It is priced really well, and the feel of the art deco hotel is inviting to me. The staff is young and very friendly and seemed ready to address any issue you have (I didn't have any). The rooms are small, but workable. Perfect for an overnight business traveler (me), or a tourist that plans to not live in the room. It is a clean and attractive place to sleep. The lobby is spacious with a bar, lounge (again art deco) thing going on. The hotel serves drinks in the afternoon until 2 or 3 am... and then has a breakfast buffet in the mornings, of course neither is included in the room price. I hate breakfast, so I was just glad I could get a couple of beers at midnight when I made it back to the hotel post business dinner. If you are headed to Bremen and are looking for a nice, but not that expensive place to stay, I would recommend Prizeotel... Cheers, D P.S. the give out free gummie bears at the desk.