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This hotel is indeed 5 star, but only ‘in parts’ - it really does not merit more than a 4 star rating. We were allocated a double room in the ‘old part’ of the hotel - which certainly lived up to its description and led to rapid disappointment. Whilst the booking details online did mention that there was no lift to the rooms there, and that the location was not suitable for the handicapped, we still felt that this was understated when we got to our room. We arrived just 30 minutes before ‘check-in’ and our room still wasn’t ready which was fair enough but the (polite and efficient) receptionist took our luggage and arranged for it to be delivered to our room, which was a nice touch. We were invited to take a seat and she would let us know when our room was ready, so we sat outside and ordered a drink which was promptly delivered with some thoughtful cushions for our deck chairs. So far so good. We made our way to our room shortly afterwards - up to join the gods in the attic - using the very steep, winding staircase, a climb that was a physical effort for both of us to make. We were just thankful that our bags had been delivered earlier or we would not have managed the daunting ascent of Mount Fürstenhof. The top floor landing had 4 rooms - 1 in each corner and this is where the words outdated and old fashioned really sprung to mind. Using thrvold fashioned mortice lock key and turning the old doorknob, gained us access to our very dark room. It was mid afternoon and very bright and sunny outside. The decor reminded me of a dated old English country Inn of the 80’s, with its beams, wall paper and equestrian prints hung on the walls. The room did have a modern (static) wall mounted flat screen TV however, with a mini bar underneath - but devoid of the fresh milk that I specifically requested a week or so before. There was a writing desk but no dressing table or mirror to sit in front of. The windows were so old and overpainted that we had to really force them to get them to even remotely function. A coffee machine and a kettle were provided as you might expect, with a couple of small mugs, glasses etc plus a complimentary bottle is still mineral water. The room also had a hideous portable aircon unit in the corner that had its extractor hose channelled up through the ceiling. It was an absolute eyesore and to cap it off - extremely noisy to boot. None of the power sockets had any USB Ports in them, so guests staying in the old part of the hotel will need to bring their own plug adaptors. The old door knobs into the room and bathroom proved occasionally to be awkward and were stiff to use. My wife even got stuck in the bathroom because she couldn’t turn the handle and had to call on me to let her out. The bathroom was very serviceable with lots of toiletries and a hair dryer - but once again, very out of date and disappointingly had cheap, worn, thin towels that were also a bit small for the larger frame. There was no handy inf

Das InterCity Hotel liegt ungewöhnlich weit entfernt vom Bahnhof. Dafür aber sehr zentral zur City. Wer vom Bahnhof kommt sollte daher eine entsprechende Wegezeit einplanen. Der Empfang ist freundlich und hilfsbereit. Die Zimmer im 3. Stock sind etwas in die Jahre gekommen. Die Matratze war sehr weich oder durchgelegen. Trotzdem: es war sauber und damit gut. Das Frühstück bietet alles was man braucht: Aufschnitt, Eier und sogar leckeren Kuchen. Fazit: Tolle Lage - gutes Hotel - gerne wieder!

I am enjoying my stay at this hotel. Great room with opening window over a nice park-type area. Wonderful Breakfast selection with great variety and the highest quality. Location is excellent within a short walk to Celle City Center, yet far enough away for quiet. The predominant sounds are local birds. In the room, there is a minibar stocked with a small beer, wine and soft beverage selection, as well as a selection snacks. There is also a Nesspresso machine with 3 pods. There is an air conditioner in the room. The bathroom is what Americans would expect in terms of size and amenities. The front desk and breakfast staff are English-speakers and promptly fulfill requests for taxis and the like as may be required. As an American Traveler, I know this hotel would appeal in terms of comfort, quality, and familiarity to American Travelers and I highly recommend it if your travels bring you to Celle.

The hotel Heidekönig is one of the more affordable places to stay in the tourist magnet of Celle, but appears not as a compromise when it comes to amenities and comfort. The rooms are recently renovated and although we were not overly appreciative of the orange theme, it was nice looking with a comfortable bed, chair, writing desk and cabinet. The bathroom was very well-planned and appeared roomy with a stylish shower. As a point of advice and not criticism, there ought to be a bathroom vent as the only way to ventilate was to open the window. That can be a cold experience in winter/springtime. Being outside the city centre, the hotel offered parking for guests and access to the city bus. But being only a short distance (ca 20 minutes) from the centre we preferred to walk. We can also recommend the hotel`s restaurant La Brasserie. Arriving rather late, we didn't bother to go into town and dined at the restaurant. It was a good meal, nice size portions and tasteful.