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The staff was very attentive and the rooms were exceptionally clean. I will definitely return to…read morethis hotel if I'm ever in Hamburg. The bell man and the front staff was very friendly.

This hotel is absolutely amazing! Very nice design, big clean rooms, welcome drink for free, rich…read morebreakfast, lounge room with jukebox or table tennis... The staff is nice, but some of them don't speak english very well. The only negative is parking, which wasn't enough big, and putting new passwords for wifi each two days is also annoying.

If you think designer hotels cost an arm and a leg, think again: You can stay at this place for…read morearound 65 Euros and it is a trued designer hotel. Fashion shootings, and flashy magazine articles rely heavily on the scenery here. Concrete floors in the public areas, inspirational lighting and colors. The only draw back. If you are not visiting the web development scene nearby (SinnerSchrader for example), it will take you 10 to 15 minutes by cab into the city.

This iconic Westin is one of the best options to stay at if Hamburg is your departure cruise port…read moreor if just visiting the city. Location is perfect to see the attractions with enough dining options. Views are spectacular as the viewing deck is even a popular attraction in itself. Beds a bit stiff as well as a stuffy feel, but the staff was great. Would happily stay here again.

Ok giving the Westin only 3 stars for a few reasons. Mainly the AC in the rooms is non existent…read more Rooms are hot! And we have 68 rooms right now and everyone has said their rooms are hot. 2nd reason the gym sucks here. Crap fitness room! The hotel is very pretty with amazing views from the rooms. Comfy beds and probably the best shower in a hotel I've had in a long time. They fix the ac issues in the rooms and I would give this a 4 Star easy. Nice place to stay and friendly staff as well.

This is a hotel built on modern! From the elegantly darkened lobby, restaurant, and lounge areas,…read moreto the open-air atriums which also connect the buildings, this place has stylish down to a T! The room I got had a highly-efficient studio feel, with a HUGE double-sized bathtub/shower. The lighting here is exactly in tune with the rest of the hotel, and accent all parts of the room perfectly. The food & drinks here are truly fantastic (and for that you're going to pay a bit of a premium). The daytime bartender knows how to make an absolutely amazing Whiskey Sour, and he even has a special version made with Gentleman Jack, maple syrup, and orange marmalade! Naturally, since this place is called the east Hotel, there is a sublime selection of sushi and other Japanese culinary delights that you have to try! This is now my go-to hotel whenever I'm in Hamburg!

Easily my favourite European hotel - I've been staying here for over four years. Great location,…read morenice rooms and excellent in-house bar / restaurant. The rooms are large and with modern art decor. Comfortable and uniquely shaped beds, large shower areas with jet tub (openly located in the room), desk area, bar area (with full min bar) and lot's of "artsy" shaped furniture. The hotel is located near the waterfront and Reeperbhan. About $28 euro from the Hamburg airport. I really enjoy the main level bar area. Great atmosphere, dark, cool modern long bar down one side, large high wood tables with bar stools, and even some limited outdoor seating. Service is always great and they have a limited food menu with about 10 selections prepared in the main restaurant. I love the Maisels Weisse beer on tap, so refreshing. I always enjoy the sushi when I stay here, either at the bar or in the main restaurant. The menu changes up every year and the chef is always creating unique combinations. The fish choices are different vs. North American sushi restaurants - more eel, crab and crawfish. Also more non-fish options (i.e. Duck). That said, they still have some salmon or tuna options at select times. Service is consistently good throughout the hotel including check in/out, room service / cleaning, bars and restaurant. Never had a negative experience. PS - You can wear your room keys around your neck - this ensures you get back to the hotel after long crazy nights. BK

A bit quirky. Designed for the younger tourist but not the business traveler. Nevertheless, I…read moreenjoyed it. the room had lots of fun features. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was modern and functional. The front desk was efficient and helpful.

Let's just make it 26 hours, shall we?…read more 25 hours for the hotel name. +1 hour to actually get a room. (IN A DIFFERENT HOTEL) Travel weary after a long day of flying, working and dining -- I rolled up to the trendy 25hours hotel ready for some sleeping. Instead, I was met with a crowded lobby full of sports enthusiasts (near midnight) and a somewhat unapologetic reception guy telling me they'd been overbooked. WHAT? Let's pause here for a moment -- I do not understand a hotel being overbooked. The number of rooms is static, not variable. Every night they have the same number. They should book this number of guests, no? The reception guy assured me this happens "very often" but in all my travels all over the place the past 7 years, this has not happened to me one time. However, I get it. Things happen. He told me that they'd pay for my transport to the other hotel and quickly ushered me out to a taxi and gave me a voucher for it. They'd rebook me to the new hotel for my stay. Ok, fine. Let us get on with the show, my sleep time was becoming shorter and shorter. Please keep in mind at no point did he write down the name of the new hotel, or direct the taxi driver or really help me with anything at all. For a hotel that mega-f'ed up on obverbooking, I'd expect that they'd at least treat this major inconvenience with some grace. Can you see where this is going? My taxi driver, who I assumed had been given proper directions to where ever I was to be sleeping that evening -- drove me over to the 25 hours Altona. Which seemed sensible I'd be sent to their other property. But in fact, after driving 15 minutes and showing up at reception -- they were also overbooked and I was mistakenly driven there by the unsuspecting taxi driver who had not been given directions. Oy vey, 25 hours. Seriously. So now here I am, past midnight at the second hotel of the evening -- with no room at the Inn. Is this a christmas story? I need a manger and a donkey, I don't even care at this point I just want to sleep. Luckily my taxi driver had to come back in after she dropped me because the voucher hadn't covered the whole journey and she needed some cash. So after forking over 10 euros of my own money to cover the errant journey, I hopped back in the car with her (and another subpar voucher) to go BACK to Hafencity to check into the Hotel Ameron, the correct hotel. I gave her the voucher (15 euro) plus some more of my money to cover the joyride around Hamburg and prayed that this was actually the place I might sleep. And it was. It's a fine hotel and very nice so that's not really the issue. The 1 star for 25 hours is based on their extremely poor communication, customer service and for overbooking me in the first place. How about this? If someone hasn't checked in yet -- maybe CALL THEM and save them the trouble? Or just don't take too many bookings? Or if you do perhaps handle it like professionals and not like some teenagers at their first job. Not impressed.

I have stayed here a couple of times including spending 2 weeks during my business trip to…read moreHamburg. A converted warehouse to a modern hotel in Hafin City part of Hamburg, rooms are nicely appointed as well as the welcoming lobby. Interesting shower as both sides are clear glass windows, lets a lot of light in but you will have to pull the shades. The staff have been extremely friendly and welcoming with the goal of ensuring your stay is enjoyable. I love the "attached" Italian restaurant which you will have to walk across a foot bridge over a small river/canal. This restaurant serves a huge breakfast buffet with attentive staff. It does get busy in the morning so get there early so you can get a seat to eat. You can't go wrong visiting this property, clean, modern with friendly people ensuring you have a happy stay.

Stayed here during my time in Hamburg, Germany during my Rotary International Convention…read more Located near so many activities especially the Hamburg Philharmonic! Staff was extremely helpful. Room very nice and convenient to so many attractions. Hamburg is an amazing city to see and you can't go wrong staying here to see it!

This hotel is awesome. There is nothing bad that I can say about it. The people here are friendly…read moreand speak english, not to mention they have everything you need. They have a mobile Hotspot that you can use for free as well as a bike, and even a mini that you can rent for free for 4 hours. That's all just for starters. The rooms are excetional, beautifully designed with a modern travelers feel with the best bathroom I've seen in europe. (Full disclosure I love my showers!) They really have thought of everything from the fresh scent of flowers throughout halls to the beautiful pictures hung on the walls. Another thing about this hotel is that there is two on the same block and that you can visit either one of them. While exploring the bigger of the two I found an area that you can really sit back and relax at. The area had a section where you can surf the internet, play Foose ball, play pin ball, and even listen to vinyl records (which was my favorite ). All in all of I could give this place 10 stars I would.

Super clean rooms. Clean bathrooms with great shower pressure. Seemingly endless hot water. Free…read moreWi-Fi and a bottle of sparkling water everyday. Also, free breakfast until 10 AM, not your usual packaged muffin. Authentic german breakfast with sausages, eggs, and delicious cakes! A true find for such a great price. Also, the front desk people are a dream. We forgot a bag of gifts for our friends and family, they kept it safe for us until they sent it back to us in the States. Everything we would ask for, they were super helpful and very generous with their time. We love Hotel Nevada!

1. There was no internet (free/paid) in the bedroom. 2. The…read morebreakfast was old/stale with extremely low quality items. We managed to eat a couple of eggs not to starve after a long fight with the personnel. 3. The room did not have air condition and had a fan with no cover. The ventilation in the bathroom did not work. One of the beds was broken. 4 We had booked a TRIPLE room on Priceline with three beds for four people. Per Priceline agreement, we were supposed to pay 25 EUR for the extra person. 4.1. They did not provide extra bed/mattress for the 4th person. I had to lie down on the floor the whole night. 4.2. They were trying to force us pay for 2 people, claiming that a TRIPLE room with three beds is for 2 people. They said: "We will not let you leave the building if you do not pay for two extra people". I finally managed to pay for one extra person. 4.3. We were surrounded by a group of people who seemed to be the same family. When my wife stepped up to speak in my support, they who seemed like extremists verbally attacked my wife claiming that she's not the proper person to talk as she was not wearing proper clothes according to their beliefs!!!!!!! Yes, that's right! It was in Hamburg, Germany. I am filing a claim against them through Booking.com. I will also raise a legal claim against them through my company's attorneys.

I am not a huge fan of standardized chain hotels, and I am absolutely no fan of small rooms. Motel…read moreOne has both. Still I loved this one and would always book this particular one because - I needed to meet a business partner on two days for six hour meetings. We sat at the community table in the lobby - stylish, sort of quiet, but surrounded by the most friendly staff you can imagine. - the staff wowed me. They really did. Now, why "only" four stars then? In my rating scheme, five stars is extraordinary. While the rooms were stylish and perfectly clean - extraordinary is more. To give five starts, I must be willing to make a detour of 30 mins or more just to go there. I highly recommend this particular hotel though. it is within walking distance to Alster Lake and in the Hohenfelde area. Also, walking distance to St. Georg area where there is a nice variety of restaurants. Bonus-there is a train stop right in front & can be taken to the airport (1/2 hour) and the city center is 5-10 minutes. Parking is €18 :-(

This Motel One is walking distance to Alster Lake and in the Hohenfelde area. Also, walking…read moredistance to St . Georg area where there are a nice variety of restaurants. Bonus-there is a train stop right in front & can be taken to the airport (1/2 hour) and city center is 5-10 minutes. It is a high rise hotel with a spacious lobby area for lounging/cocktails and breakfast. They also had a nice patio with an ample amount of chairs and tables. The room was small but was fine as it was just me and only a weekend stay. Clean with modern furniture and bathroom. As with my experience with Motel One in other cities, the breakfast choices were plenty and very good. They were also able to store my luggage on the last day for a few hours after checkout although the storage area looked full which was appreciated. Check in & out was fast and employees were friendly and attentive. Unfortunately they don't have a loyalty program. Overall , great value for money.

Madison Hotel is by far the best hotel I've ever stayed in. I will definitely be staying there the…read morenext time I'm in Hamburg. I booked it trough an on-line booking site, and got the "free breakfast and mini bar" at the same price as the room without it normally goes for. As I was travelling with my female best friend of over 30 years, we chose a room with separate beds, which is harder to find than one would expect. The staff was also incredibly friendly and helpful at any time of day. When we checked in, the desk staff advised us that breakfast and the mini bar were free, and to feel free "to empty it every night and it won't cost a thing". We indulged in the sparkling and still water as well as the lovely variety of local chocolates and other snacks in the mini bar. The hotel's location is VERY convenient, just a few minutes walk from the train station. The breakfast was definitely on the better side of what's expected, with a huge variety and lots of authentic local German food (such as the chunky liverwurst in natural casing). Our room was BIG, luxurious and modern, had excellently effective air conditioning, and was QUIET!!!! We also chose this because the booking site listed hot tubs, swimming pools, saunas, and steam rooms as available amenities. These are actually part of the Meridian Spa Am Michel, which shares the same building as the hotel. It is only free to use for hotel patrons during certain hours, and costs a discounted 20 euros for use at other times. We were surprised to find that the hot tub, saunas, and steam room are all mandatory nude. The swimming pool is the only area in which you can wear a swimsuit if you so choose. Germans do not view the naked human body as something to be ashamed of or hidden ("we're free here" per one of our tour guides). All in all, the Madison hotel was the best hotel say I've ever had, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

The Madison made a great base for a week-long business trip to Hamburg. I wasn't here for the spa,…read moreand didn't even manage to eat in the restaurant, I just wanted a shower, a bed, and a desk --- and the Madison made them feel like home. The first thing I noticed when I walked in the room and stuck my key in the "power the room" slot was that the radio came on, tuned to classical music; nice little touch. The couch proved to be one of the more memorable amenities --- it feels like something my aunt would have, and made a great place to unwind. Over the course of the week, I did some work at the desk, and enjoyed the high-flow shower. The Madison doesn't have a business center, but the front desk was happy to print a boarding pass for me. WLAN was free, but sluggish and not incredibly reliable; dropped a connection on my laptop at one awkward point, and never did get my phone working with it. I'll definitely stay here next time I visit Hamburg.