Note that in mid-2012 Bremen introduced a city tax of €1 to €3 per guest and per night on rooms that will need to be added to the prices below, varying according to the category of accommodation.
This domed lakeside mansion, surrounded by parkland, impresses through its sheer extravagance. It offers access to excellent spa, fitness and beauty facilities, a heated outdoor pool and views over the lake in a ‘spa resort’ ambience.
This private hostel is simply furnished but spotless, with a kitchen, communal room and a small courtyard out front for soaking up the sun.
Looking like a work of art from the exterior, with a yellow and orange Plexiglas facade and slit windows, this hostel has comfortable rooms, a rooftop terrace and a bar-breakfast room with huge glass windows overlooking the Weser River.
Quite literally 7m above river level, this designer hotel has black bathrooms (some with transparent shower areas) and stunning views from its more expensive rooms.
This cosy family-run hotel in a leafy neighbourhood has real character, from the wonderfully old-fashioned breakfast hall to its well-proportioned doubles.
The yellow exterior of this place is somewhat unappealing, but it gives way to modern, clean and comfortable rooms inside that are especially favoured by business travellers.
Many celebrities, including Destiny’s Child and writer Harry Rowohlt, have stayed in this century-old terrace converted to a charming hotel – check out the photos near reception.
This tower-topped hotel right on the Weser River foreshore has heaps of atmosphere, with bare floorboards and Persian carpets in extremely spacious rooms. The tower rooms overlook the river and have a kitchen. Take tram 2 or 3 to Sielwall.
