Centro Hotel Goya Wolfsburg, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The hotel is about 5 minutes' walk from the train station. If you drag a large suitcase, it will take about 7-8 minutes. There is a part of the road under construction, but it does not affect walking. Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and other restaurants are all within walking distance, which is quite convenient. There is no elevator, and you need to carry your suitcases up the stairs by yourself. The room is not big, but the hygiene is OK, and there is cleaning service every day. There is no kettle, so "traveling around Europe with a kettle" is particularly true at this time. At first, my room smelled musty, and opening the window for ventilation did not work. Later, I asked the waiter for air freshener, but it didn't work after spraying it several times. I couldn't fall asleep. If it was only one night, I would have endured it, but I had to stay for three nights, so I asked her to change my room. It was fine after changing the room. The breakfast variety is quite rich.

This hotel is very centrally located for exploring Wolfsburg. It's easily accessible for travelers by train. The staff is happy to accommodate individual requests. The breakfast includes everything you need for a good start to the day. I always enjoy visiting this hotel.

The single room does not have air conditioning, but other facilities are complete. The environment is clean and hygienic. The breakfast variety is quite rich. You can choose to stay here if you visit the nearby Volkswagen factory.

No air conditioning. Very friendly service. Breakfast - basic.

The room is clean and tidy, no air conditioning, good breakfast, fresh fruit

A small, very tidy hotel – an architectural mix of 1950s remnants (beautiful hallway doors), 1980s interiors, and a postmodern 1990s facade – but all the carpets, beds, and bathrooms are spick-and-span, the service is very friendly, and the breakfast is excellent (even soft-boiled eggs). And a great location: less than a 10-minute walk to VW Gate 17 (through the tunnel), the main train station, the phaeno exhibition center, and Porsche Street. My single room on the first floor didn't have a particularly nice view, but it was still bright enough and well-ventilated.