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We searched for 21 cm H i emission in a sample of 27 previously CO detected nearby galaxies hosting low-luminosity quasi - stellar objects (QSOs). In this paper we investigate the relationship between the H i and infrared properties of these host galaxies, compare the atomic and molecular gas content and look for connections to the optical and FIR properties. The single dish observations have been made with the Effelsberg 100-m telescope with a beam size of 9.5  . The sample objects have been drawn from a wide-angle survey for optically bright QSOs (HES), which have declinations δ> −30 ◦ and redshifts up to z = 0.06. 12 host galaxies from the sample have been detected in the H i 21 cm emission line. Eight of them have a spiral geometry, whereas the other four are bulge dominated and probably of elliptical type (E/S0). Three of the objects seem to be in a phase of merging/interaction. The neutral atomic

H I in nearby low-luminosity QSO host galaxies