Ibis Luebeck

Fackenburger Allee 54, Lubeck, Germany

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Very Good, 8.0

Clean rooms

Good value

Excellent service

512 guest reviews

The Ibis Luebeck is located in the city's famous tourism and shopping district.

The property offers a lift, a 24 hour reception and a hair salon. Reception personnel are available to assist you with any requirements you may have.

All comfortable rooms at the Ibis Luebeck are air-conditioned and include a private bathroom, cable / satellite channels and a hair dryer.

The area around the Ibis Luebeck has a lot of popular restaurants and cafés. St Catherine's Church and St. Annen Museum are a 10 minute car ride away.

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Hotel Features

General

Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Cable / Satellite TV, Hair Dryer, TV, Shower, En suite, Private Bathroom, Cots

Activities

Salon

Services

Elevator / Lift, 24 Hour Reception, Multilingual Staff, Wake-up Service, Luggage Storage

Parking

Parking is available.

Check-in

From 3:00 PM

Check-out

Prior to 12:00 PM

FAQs

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What are your breakfast options?: We offer breakfast at 10 €.
What transport is available to get around?: On the street is a bus. Otherwise, you can easily go into town.

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Guest Reviews

A summary of 512 guest reviews

21 guests mentioned the room cleanliness in a review, 20 felt they were very clean
20 mentioned the cost of their booking in a review, 18 thought it was a fair price
Out of 22 reviews of the staff, 19 said they were kind and polite
21 guests reviewed the hotel's location, 17 said it was conveniently located
14 guests mentioned the breakfast in a review, 14 said it was delicious
We found five reviews that said the parking was convenient, only one said it wasn't