The Best Hotels in Hamburg, Germany
The StarTripper Journal presents the best places to stay in Hamburg,
both international luxury and boutique choices.
Our team to Hamburg are four ladies who have tested a lot of hotels, restaurants and night-clubs
world-wide.
Hamburg – Germany’s second-largest city and biggest port – is one of the coolest cities in the world. It's historic label ‘The gateway to the world’ is a bold claim, but it was true for most Germans. The city's echo of the port and history are everywhere, from the incessant cry of gulls overhead to the vibrant neighbourhoods awash with multicultural eateries, seaward-facing architecture and the gloriously seedy Reeperbahn red-light district.
The people of Hamburg really know how to live – the culinary offers are excellence and the nightlife is wonderful.
White arcades adorn the waterfront at the Jungfernstieg promenade with an elegant, Mediterranean charm. A perfect destination for an afternoon stroll, the shopping galleries offer designer clothes, exclusive jewelry, luxury dining – and surprising Art Nouveau frescoes.
Mellin Passage, the oldest shopping arcade in Hamburg, is connecting the Alsterarkaden with the Neuer Wall shopping street. Here, you’ll find antiques, art and rare literature at Felix Jud, exclusive porcelain vases and dishware at the Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur.
The swans on Inner Alster Lake hold a special place in Hamburg’s identity – it is said that the city will be free and Hanseatic as long as there are swans living on the Alster – so the swans are protected and cared for dutifully by the city government.
Currency is Euro ( € ).
The StarTripper Journal Recommends these Hotels:
Hamburg – Germany’s second-largest city and biggest port – is one of the coolest cities in the world. It's historic label ‘The gateway to the world’ is a bold claim, but it was true for most Germans. The city's echo of the port and history are everywhere, from the incessant cry of gulls overhead to the vibrant neighbourhoods awash with multicultural eateries, seaward-facing architecture and the gloriously seedy Reeperbahn red-light district.
The people of Hamburg really know how to live – the culinary offers are excellence and the nightlife is wonderful.
White arcades adorn the waterfront at the Jungfernstieg promenade with an elegant, Mediterranean charm. A perfect destination for an afternoon stroll, the shopping galleries offer designer clothes, exclusive jewelry, luxury dining – and surprising Art Nouveau frescoes.
Mellin Passage, the oldest shopping arcade in Hamburg, is connecting the Alsterarkaden with the Neuer Wall shopping street. Here, you’ll find antiques, art and rare literature at Felix Jud, exclusive porcelain vases and dishware at the Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur.
The swans on Inner Alster Lake hold a special place in Hamburg’s identity – it is said that the city will be free and Hanseatic as long as there are swans living on the Alster – so the swans are protected and cared for dutifully by the city government.
Currency is Euro ( € ).
The StarTripper Journal Recommends these Hotels:
The Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten is a Grand Hotel in the European tradition and offers an experience
rich in spectacular historic charm and great luxury. Prominently located on the western side of the Inner
Alster Lake shore in Hamburg, this hotel is situated in the heart of the prime retail and commercial
district. All guest rooms and suites are refurbished and equipped with the newest state-of-the-art technique, refitted to the highest standards in an amazingly young and detailed design with the highest level of luxury and elegance.
The Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten offers international top cuisine. In the four exquisite restaurants and bars a large choice of delicious dishes and drinks is served satisfying diverse tastes.
Over the rooftops of Hamburg extends the modern wellness oasis at the hotel. The Spa and Fitness Club is situated in the 5th and 6th floor of the hotel and offers on over 500 square meters exquisite relaxing facilities for body and soul to the inhabitants of Hamburg.
The best hotel in Hamburg. Top and professional service.
Neuer Jungfernstieg 9-14
The Grand Elysée Hotel in Hamburg's Rotherbaum district is an ideal starting point for a visit to Hamburg.
Just a few minutes on foot from the ICE and Metro railway station at Dammtor and close to Hamburg’s city
centre, Alster lake and Moorweidenpark.Grand Elysée has bright and spacious elegantly furnished rooms and suites. All are air conditioned and include free high-speed WiFi, a flat-screen TV, satellite sports channels, an entertainment system and a beautiful modern bathroom.
Grand Elysée has 6 restaurants and a spacious wellness area in the 1000 m² Elyseum Wellness & Spa with an indoor pool, saunas, hot tubs and gym.
Drinks and snacks are served in the Boulevard Café, Oyster Bar and the Bourbon Street Bar, where live jazz also is played.
One of the best hotels in Germany. Top professional and warm service.
Rothenbaumchaussee 10
SIDE Design Hotel is located in Hamburg’s Neustadt district, just 3-minute walk from the Hamburg State
Opera and Gänsemarkt Underground Station. Neustadt is a great choice for travellers interested in
shopping, restaurants and city walks.SIDE was completely renovated in 2018, rooms and suites feature an eco-friendly heating/cooling system, a classic, modern design with wooden furnishings, complimentary use of in room Illy coffee machine, free WiFi, flat-screen satellite TV with sky channels and modern bathroom.
Find peace and relaxation in the Spa and gym area – beauty and health treatments, a spacious swimming pool with Jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath and a cardio area.
And for all steak lovers. The restaurant [m]eatery is serving dry-aged steaks from Europe, USA and South America, and the burgers, steak tatares and seafood dishes complete the upmarket menu.
The Sky Lounge is located on the 8th floor – the lounge terrace presents a panoramic view across both Hamburg’s gritty port and its genteel lakes.
A modern design-hotel with top German hospitality.
Drehbahn 49