The Liberty Hotel Bremerhaven, BW Signature Collection

We stayed here near the end of our 18-day trip in Europe, and it was probably my favorite. We had a large, comfortable room, with a great view of the harbor. The breakfast buffet was wonderful with lots of options. Our server even found some gluten free bread for me - I really appreciated that. The hotel is also close to many attractions, including the Deutsches Auswandererhaus (German Emigration Center) - probably a 3 minute walk from the hotel at most.

12 night stay, room cleaned once, 3 night stay, no cleaning. Staff on reception do not speak very good English and communication is difficult

Great location and I like shower very much cause the water pressure is great.

Probably the best hotel in Bremerhaven. Great bar at the rooftop.

We stayed here to be close to our Costa Cruise ship embarkation point. The staff were the best part of our stay though the property was very nice and clean and we loved our room. They don't serve lunch but the breakfast and dinner were excellent. I would stay here again for sure.

I booked this hotel specifically for the Air Conditioner. It was around 65 F outside and at least 75 inside the room. We left for a few hours hoping the AC would cool the room but there was no improvement. When I complained I was told "Germany doesn't have AC like Americans expect. The law says we can only cool the room to 5 (or 10?) degrees C above the outside temperature. I have heard this many times. It made me feel like they were actually heating the hotel. We were on the street and did not want to leave the window open due to the noise, so she gave us a room on the 1st floor facing the water. Unfortunately due to security and the shared balcony with the whole floor we could not leave the door/window open at night.

I booked this hotel specifically for the Air Conditioner. It was around 65 F outside and at least 75 inside the room. We left for a few hours hoping the AC would cool the room but there was no improvement. When I complained I was told "Germany doesn't have AC like Americans expect. The law says we can only cool the room to 5 (or 10?) degrees C above the outside temperature. I have heard this many times but I cannot find this law. It made me feel like they were actually heating the hotel. We were on the street and did not want to leave the window open due to the noise, so she gave us a room on the 1st floor facing the water. Unfortunately due to security and the shared balcony with the whole floor we could not leave the door/window open at night.

The superior room was very comfortable for 3 people. We faced the river and had a wonderful view. The water pressure in the shower was spectacular! The breakfast was very good also. I would stay here again.

All is excellent