Your hotel in Hanover

Hanover – such a beautiful city. And so full of history! Present-day Hanover, the capital of Lower Saxony, emerged from a series of small, medieval settlements. Merchants and craftsmen built their huts and roads along the banks of the River Leine and, by doing so, they laid the foundations – quite literally – for the excellent infrastructure and location of the city of Hanover and our Motel One hotel.
If, during your stay at our affordable design hotel, you decide to take a wander through the cobbled streets of Hanover’s old town, you’re sure to come across one or two buildings from times gone by: the Beginenturm tower, the last fully preserved tower of Hanover’s medieval fortifications; the Kreuzkirche, a church consecrated in 1333; the ruins of St. Nicholas’ Chapel, the oldest building in Hanover; and the remains of the fortified city wall itself. Unlike in the case of our hotel in Hanover, design played rather a minor role in the construction processes of the time – but the stories told by these centuries-old stones are astonishing in their own way. So, when you book a stay at our affordable Motel One hotel in Hanover, you’re also booking a little trip through time to medieval Hanover. And this journey to the past, right in the city centre, won’t involve any effort on your part, because Hannover Hauptbahnhof – the city's main train station, also located in the old town – is just a stone’s throw from our hotel.

In addition to Hanover’s city walls, the Marktkirche, a church built in the 14th century, and the Marktbrunnen fountain still stand in the old market square. And from there, it’s just a few minutes to the Market Hall, a listed building and a paradise for all foodies – including those with a sweet tooth! In here, you’ll find all you need to tantalise your taste buds. So, you don’t have to wander far from our design hotel Motel One to find a cheap lunch or afternoon snack.
And speaking of hotels in Hanover: our affordable design hotel in the city centre is anything but medieval. Expect modern design, stylish rooms decorated with works by local artists, free wifi and, of course, a generous buffet breakfast, which has something for everyone – including vegetarian and vegan guests.
So, if you’re coming to Hanover to attend a trade fair (‘Messe’), you can fortify yourself for the long day ahead with a hearty breakfast and then, in the evening, rest and relax in a box-spring bed.
And by the way, did you know that the Hanover trade fair site is one of the three largest in the world? In addition to the Hannover Messe, it also plays host to the Expo, CeBit and IAA trade fairs. And thanks to the city’s superb infrastructure, you can reach your trade fair directly from our design hotel.