This hotel is on a busy corner in between the main train station and the old city center and pedestrian shopping zone. It is clean and a double room, (with a queen size bed), is larger than average for Europe. (Rooms 218, 318 and 418) Our sons stayed in a regular double, with two single beds, and that room was small. The staff is very friendly and helpful, whether early in the am or after midnight. They have on site parking for a fee, which is limited to 8 spaces. In under 10 minutes you can walk either straight to the train station, or into the pedestrian shopping zone and the old city center.
It is on the corner of two busy streets, so the traffic noise in the morning is loud.

My wife and I stayed at the Hansa in April 2012. We were very satisfied with our stay. The rooms were clean and the hotel staff were extremely nice and helpful to our every request. The bed was hard so we requested another comforter to use as a matress pad which helped. Breakfast was expensive so we usualy walked across the street to a bakery for breakfast. On site parking was a big plus for this location. I would not hesitate to book this hotel again.

This was the third time I stayed at Hotel Hansa, passing by on a motorcycle tour, but previously on business trips. The hotel is nice and clean, but as indicated in other reviews, noting special. The breakfast buffet is good, and parking is available either on the backside of the hotel (but these are usually taken) or in a public, underground parking garage nearby. The staff is friendly and helpful. The room and breakfast prices are affordable and reasonable, considering standard and location.

Stayed here from 8th to 12th December to visit Christmas Markets. Good price on Internet for early booking. Hotel was warm, clean and tidy, as was our rooom. Staff are excellent and speak good English. The hotel is in a great position between the main shopping areas and the railway station. German rail fares are really cheap, especially if there are 4 of you when you get a group discount.
We visited markets in Wiesbaden itself, also Frankfurt, Rudesheim and Koblenz.. Shame about the breakfast price at 14 euros each, but found a great place opposite the station where breakfast was only 6 euros.