If this isn't the worst hotel in the world, it will be once that place closes…read more This is now called "Stadt Hotel Peine" and under new management. But they haven't done anything to update the interior. The Bierstube listed on the front is permanently closed. The rooms were not clean. The carpets were nothing you want to have your bare feet touch. The bathroom was FILTHY. The grout absolutely rife with black mold. All of the furniture in the rooms are IKEA, or look as if they were found roadside with water warped and chipped surfaces. Upon check-in I inspected the beds. One was completely covered with someone's head and body hair. Not just one or two hairs, but as if they'd been sleeping there for a week. There were several from my team staying here for the week. We all compared rooms and found that the only real difference was the size of the room itself and layout. All just as filthy and cheap as the last. Listed at roughly 100 Euro or less per night, the room rates were raised exponentially to 235 Euro per night due to the volume from the Messe/CMat conference that overtakes Hannover (35mins away). As such, the hotel was full for a couple of days of our stay. That resulted in a complete lack of hot water and water pressure as shown in the posted video. I would never stay here again under any circumstances.

Still the best Restaurant just norh outside of Hannover, the Hotel part is ok and if the weather is…read moregood the outdoor restaurant is a highlight in the Region Hannover. Sometimes you see the professional socker player of Hannover 96, the President of this natiional league club owns the Restaurant and Hotel. The price for value Index is high, the service is good.

Rooms are clean. Not enough parking lots…read more Shower too small. No fridge. No hot water boiler. No bag for dirty clothes, laundry? TV control not working.

The location of this boutique hotel is excellent. The problem is the management. The WiFi didn't…read morework and the morning desk clerk had nothing but excuses. The bed was about 20 cm (8 inches) off the floor. The pillows were so flat is was not like having a pillow at all. The mattress was so soft my wife and I sank into a trough which we could hardly scramble out of. The room itself was so tiny you could almost reach across it. One of the night stand lights didn't work. All the other lights in the room including the bathroom were so dim it was impossible to see clearly. I suspect the lighting was so dim because the room was on the filthy side. Breakfast came with the ridiculous price of the room. The morning desk clerk, who was supposed to take care of the breakfast room was, instead, chain smoking outside. The only thing that saved breakfast was the African fellow who was very friendly and accommodating when wasn't overwhelmed with busing tables. Do yourself a favor and stay clear of Magni Boutique Hotel. Your better off sleeping on the street.