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The Brenner Hotel is located on the eastern outskirts of Bielefeld. Thanks to good connections to public transport, the city centre with many restaurants and bars as well as famous sights such as Sparrenburg Castle is easily reachable. The main station is situated at a distance of 3.5 kilometres from the Brenner Hotel.
Conveniently situated in Bielefeld, the Brenner Hotel provides cosy rooms that are comfortably equipped. In the morning, guests may enjoy a rich breakfast buffet. Regional and international specialities are served in the restaurant. Furthermore, conference rooms are available.
Parking places free of charge are round our hotel. Breakfast time is from 6.30 to 10.00 o´clock. The restaurant / kitchen is open monday till saturday from 17.30 till 20.30. (Closed between 24.07 - 08.08.22)
Total number of guest rooms: 65
subdivided into: 30 SGL | 35 DBL
The 3-star hotel offers 65 comfortable guest rooms with minibar, Wi-Fi and Windows for opening.
Total number of apartments : 0
The 3-star hotel offers comfortable apartments with .
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Special incentives will be arranged according to your requirements.
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Arriving by car
From the National motoring road BAB 2 Dortmund-Hannover either: Leaving the exit of Bielefeld Zentrum (not Sennestadt) go straight on along Detmolder Straße (Straße = street) B 66 towards Stadtmitte (the city); at the 10th traffic-lights (Hornbach proberty market on your left) turn to Otto-Brenner-Straße. After 800 m you’ll see our hotel across the traffic-lights just on the corner.
Arriving by public transportation
From the main railway-station: In front of the railway-station, is the U-Bahn (the tube).Take the line Nr.3 towards Stieghorst Zentrum (2nd basement)Get off at the 8th stop(Sieker Mitte).Turn right towards the traffic-lights crossroads.Our hotel rises just in front of you across the traffic-lights.
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