Aparthotel Adagio Bremen

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Convinient location walking distance from the Old Town. Quiet. Bars & Restaurants nearby

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Location, quietness

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location was super great, far away about 5 minutes or even less from the train station, supermarket (Rewe) and dm. Moreover, near to the city center and The room was clean and comfy. The kitchen was equipped with the all cooling utilities and also with the dishwasher.
  : The only drawback was that there was no dining table in the room.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location is near to station and city centre

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The location of the hotel, next to Bremen central station and the Ueberseemuseum (our main destination) was perfect. It's also located close to the city center. The rooms are modern, clean and comfortable. The kitchenette is efficient and well equipped. The bathroom/shower cabin is not very spacious, but large enough, and also very clean. Depending on the location of the room you can have a nice view, e.g. over the station area, but there are also rooms with a view on the interior court, which is less picturesque. The layout of the hotel is clear and the breakfast-lounge area has many places to sit, eat, work, relax. Charging your devices is made easy with special outlets on the workbenches. It is an excellent place to stay for a cultural visit of several days, or for work. There is an underground parking under the hotel, and one at the other side of the road.
  : I was less enthusiastic about the reception. The person at the desk wasn't really rude, but also not very hospitable. By sheer coincidence, someone with the same family name had also booked a room (I myself booked 3 rooms for my family) and the man didn't believe it wasn't me who booked the 4th room. After some rummaging through papers and staring at the screen it became clear to him that he was wrong. Without an apology he continued the booking process. During our interactions he also gave me the impression that I had disturbed him in some deep philosophical rumination (which I doubt) and that he rather wanted to be left alone. Not the most appropriate attitude for a reception desk attendant. Later I went to the lounge to fetch something to drink and a coffee - from a machine - which I had to ask prior permission for, and pay at the desk. When I came back to him to pay for the other drinks he also wanted to charge me again for the coffee. When I reminded him of the fact that I already paid, he again seemed to awaken from some profound thought and mumbled something. I took these interactions with some amusement, but my wife was less positive and thought the guy should not be doing that job. Perhaps she's right. On the other hand, next morning, the staff had changed and a very polite and friendly young lady welcomed us to the breakfast area. Checking out was a breeze. So the attitude of one oaf was more than compensated by this much more positive experience.