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Our top choices for Hasbergen guest houses

A modern building with a brick facade, large windows, and a small balcony.

1. Apartment 'Am Naturpark Terra Vita' with Private Garden, Wi-Fi, and Air Conditioning

Hasbergen

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

A traditional half-timbered building with a steeply pitched roof and a green awning.

2. Altes Farmhaus

Lienen

Mark

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

A large brick house with a garden in front.

3. Landhaus Schulze Osthoff

Warendorf

JULIE

includes taxes & fees

7 Nov - 8 Nov

A traditional building with a thatched roof, a central entrance, and a paved courtyard.

4. Whispering Tree Grand Apartment - Whispering Tree*

Ankum

includes taxes & fees

14 Nov - 15 Nov

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Top Hasbergen Hotel Reviews

Best Western Hotel Hohenzollern

10/10 Excellent

"Convenient hotel, located right next to the train station. Friendly staff and well equipped rooms. Full sauna and gym located in the hotel."

Bergmann Boardinghouse

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent location but a little difficult to find. Might be helpful to attach google maps to the instructions. Hotel offered parking for a charge but like many parking situations in Europe, entrance very narrow and parking difficult in spaces with a larger than typical vehicle. No access to coffee until the Bar/restaurant opened later in the morning. But that was more than offset by having guest washing machines and dryers available on floors, a big bonus! Laundry rooms and machines very clean, free and relatively easy to operate. We did have to google up instructions to translate settings, though."

Ibis Budget Osnabrueck City

8/10 Good

"Poor charging options - just one power socket at floor level on just one side of the bed and no USB/USB charging points at all. There were others at the desk on the other side of the room. This is not an IBIS standard as IBIS Budget in Hannover was very well-equipped in this respect. You can always tell when a room has been designed by a committee who never have to sleep there! No keycard entry system - instead you have to memorise your room number and a 6 digit entry code (or write them down somewhere which kind of goes against the idea of a "secret" code!) A small TV by today's standards and nothing much for non-German speakers unless all you want is "news" channels (which to be fair is pretty common in hotels, who seem to believe their customers can relax by watching the news - not!) A really stupid shower - when in use, the water runs down the glass door and this is not in any way sealed, ends up flooding the bedroom floor! Surprisingly, only one shower gel dispenser (almost empty) and that was at the sink not the shower! This was probably due to the fittings in the shower being broken but that is no excuse! This is not the standard I expect from IBIS."

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