Hello and come on in. There are a few newcomers in the Hanseatic city who would like to introduce themselves. Many new hotels have already opened their doors or are about to do so. In very different parts of the city, stylish, unusual, social or cosy hotel and apartment concepts are waiting for their overnight guests and temporary residents. Why a hotel means so much more than just your own room, reception and breakfast room, and which exciting design hotels and boarding houses are on this top list.
Hotels in Hamburg
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New hotels in Hamburg
Open to new ideas: Looking forward to these new Hamburg hotels
📍In the heart of Hamburg: Conrad Hamburg
The new Conrad Hamburg sets standards for luxurious travelling in the Hanseatic city. With timeless elegance, outstanding service and a flair for modern lifestyle, it combines Hanseatic class with international flair. Ideally located for explorers, connoisseurs and business travellers – whether a city trip, cultural weekend or relaxing short break, the Conrad Hamburg welcomes travellers from all over the world. Centrally located between the Elbe and Alster rivers, the hotel combines stylish comfort with Hanseatic hospitality. Modern design, culinary highlights and a feeling of home make every stay something special.
More information: Conrad Hamburg: A historic place to stay in the heart of Hamburg
📍Wake up with a view of the Elbe: Pullman Hotel in the HafenCity
In the centre of Überseequartier - the lively heart of HafenCity - Pullman Hamburg offers urban comfort with an international touch. The new building ist characterized by its open, light-filled design and provides a direct view of the Elbe River and the waterfront promenade. Stylish, relaxed and ideally located for explorers: From here, the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, Speicherstadt warehouse district and harbour are just a stroll away. A retreat for all those who want to experience Hamburg from its most modern side.
More information: Pullman Hotels and Resorts
📍Fully in the Hamburg rhythm: House of Beats
Sleep in style, wake up creatively: Hamburg's heart beats for all those who celebrate music, fashion and street culture at the House of Beats. The House of Beats brings a fresh sound to the overnight experience. Stylish interiors, a creative atmosphere and a pinch of subculture make it the perfect base for city travellers with a sense of aesthetics and music in the heart of Überseequartier – central, cool, vibey. A cool mixtape in a hotel: Hamburg's beat with the Elbe, scene and style.
More information: House of Beats: Energised by the beat.
📍British chic meets Hanseatic charm: Alter Wall Hamburg – The Hoxton
In the centre of Altona, The Hoxton brings its unmistakable London style to Germany for the first time – and hits the nerve of urban travel culture. Typical Hoxton interiors, a public lobby lifestyle and culinary independence make the hotel a lively meeting place for locals and guests alike.
More information: The Hoxton: Living in the heart of the city
📍Guldsmeden is coming to Hamburg
Scandinavian lightness, sustainable design and boutique charm: Guldsmeden Hamburg shows how stylish ecological travelling can be. With natural materials, organic catering and a holistic green concept, well-being becomes a statement here. Ideal for urban travellers with a sense of aesthetics, the environment and authenticity.
More information: Guldsmeden Hotels in Hamburg
📍Industrial cool on the waterfront: Moxy Hamburg – Finkenwerder
Not far from the Airbus factory, stylish minimalism meets harbour flair: The Moxy Hamburg in Finkenwerder is the smart choice for young travellers, crew members and curious people who want to experience Hamburg's industrial history up close. With its co-working flair, 24/7 bar and proximity to the Elbe, the hotel offers an exciting contrast to the classic city centre location – rough, uncomplicated and ready to explore.
More information: In the neighbourhood of Airbus: Moxy Hamburg Finkenwerder
Fresh & cool classics
📍Sleeping better: Social Business Hotel by Viva Con Agua
Good things take time – that's the case with the Villa Viva run by the Hanseatic social enterprise Viva Con Agua. The organisation, which is rooted in Hamburg's St. Pauli district, can do more than just "water with and without bubbles". All over the world, they are involved in various projects for clean water and wells for people in need – they are shaking up the Hamburg art scene and are pioneers of the concept of social business. Villa Viva is a new hotel concept with 140 rooms on 12.5 floors, including a Magic Kiosk, RoofDrop bar and artfully designed rooms. Every guest's visit supports the Viva Con Agua water projects. Villa Viva will be a sustainable, social meeting place and is set to become much more than just a guest house.
More information: Villa Viva – a house builds wells
📍Leonardo NYX Hotel Hamburg in Hammerbrook
The German hotel chain Leonardo Hotels opened a new hotel under its NYX lifestyle brand in Hammerbrook at the end of 2023. The NYX Hotel Hamburg is the eighth hotel under this label and offers its guests a total of 236 rooms, a lounge, a bar, a large restaurant, several event and conference rooms as well as a fitness room and underground parking. The modern hotel building has been constructed on an area of 9.100 m² not far from the main railway station. On the ground floor, there is a spacious and open-plan lobby, reception and bar area as well as a 280 m² restaurant.
More information: Between the main railway station and the southern canals: The Leonardo NYX Hotel Hamburg
📍Welcome to my Hood: The Hood House flat hotel in Winterhude
From one night to six months, travellers can make themselves at home at Hood House. Located in the Winterhude district, the innovative concept combines the classic hotel business with so-called "serviced flats" – loft-like temporary flats in which the comfort of your own home meets the all-round carefree character of a hotel. Winterhude is not only a culinary highlight. Within walking distance of the city park and the planetarium, the Alster is also just a stone's throw away. If you fancy a night out, simply take the six-seater bus to Lange Reihe and visit a few Hamburg bar classics.
More information: Hello, neighbour! Welcome to your new hood!
📍Big city flair with soul: HENRI Hotel Hamburg
Hidden away in a lovingly restored Kontorhaus, the HENRI Hotel Hamburg Downtown is located right in the vibrant heart of Hamburg, just a few steps away from Mönckebergstraße, Rathausmarkt and the main railway station. The boutique hotel celebrates the elegance of mid-century design with a twinkle in its eye and great attention to detail. The 65 individually designed studios and suites combine Hanseatic serenity and cosmopolitan charm to create a special experience. Here, the atmosphere of the golden age of the Kontorhaus is interpreted in a lively and modern way and given a characterful esprit. A hotel that not only accommodates, but also tells stories.
More information: HENRI Hotel Hamburg – Boutique Hotel in the city centre
📍At the top: REVERB by Hardrock at the St. Pauli Bunker
The REVERB by Hard Rock Hotel welcomes its guests at the Hamburg Bunker. The Hamburg REVERB Hotel is the brand's first one in Europe and its concept blends seamlessly into the neighbourhood around the bunker. The hotel has 134 rooms in a modern, slightly rocky style.
More information: Experience the urban spirit in the centre of Hamburg | Hamburg BUNKER
📍Good times at the Superbude Paradise in Altona
The Superbude in Hamburg is known like a colourful dog. Neighbourhood culture, parties and rooms that radiate rock 'n' roll and good humour. The Superbude Paradise is a little cosier and more dignified, but not less stylish. The sleep paradise has moved into the former rooms of the 25hours Hotel Number One and has quickly created its own thing out of the striking building. In the centre of Altona, Hamburg friends can quickly reach the Elbe beach or Jenisch Park as well as the hustle and bustle of Ottensen, where great restaurants, bars, local shops and the Altona Museum of Art and Cultural History of Northern Germany await.
More information: Welcome to Hotel Altona – Paradise is our favourite colour.
📍Door to door with the locals in Hamburg's "Notting Hill": the niu bricks in Eppendorf
With 2.7 km², Eppendorf is not the largest district in Hamburg. However, it is one of the trendiest and most diverse. In Lehmweg, Eppendorfer Landstraße and Eppendorfer Weg, also known as the "Notting Hill" of Hamburg, there are many creative and unique shops and concept stores to discover. Eppendorf is not only good for walking, but also for rafting, canoeing or SUP. The picturesque canals invite you to discover the Hanseatic city from a new perspective from the water. After a colourful day, the niu bricks awaits its visitors in the middle of Eppendorf. The building pays homage to the classic Hanseatic red-brick buildings and surprises inside with an idyllic, urban and yet charming industrial style.
More information: Hotels Hamburg | Designhotels in Hamburg | the niu
📍This really has style: stilwerk Hotel Heimhude in Rotherbaum
Wide, stately streets, beautiful Art Nouveau villas and picturesque front gardens: Hamburg Rotherbaum is located right in the centre of the Hanseatic city and yet offers plenty of peace and balance. The stilwerk Hotel Heimhude awaits its guests in the Pöseldorf district. With 24 individually designed rooms, a small gym and an open hotel culture, the new domicile offers stays for people who prefer to travel in style. Incidentally, the hotel is owned by the stilwerk design concept store based at Hamburg's fish market. So it's no wonder that visitors sleep in handmade king-size box-spring beds from Austrian manufacturer "Wittmann Möbelwerkstätten" and that the entire hotel is furnished with design classics and avant-garde furniture and accessories.
More information: stilwerk Hotels | Boutique Hotel in Hamburg
📍Nap in a cab: Germany's first cabin hotel in St. Georg – CAB20
Admittedly, you won't find spacious hotel rooms and panoramic windows at the CAB20. Instead, the smart cabin hotel not far from Hamburg's main railway station surprises with clever storage solutions and economical rooms that provide a cosy nest for the night. The cabin rooms are particularly suitable for small travelling budgets, where sleeping comfort and the coolness factor must not be neglected. The micro-hotel is located in the lively St. Georg district, where multiculturalism meets the queer scene and party milieu. So if you want to relax in peace and quiet, you might want to visit the CAB20 another time.
More information: CAB20
📍Chic townhouses in Groß Flottbek: The Roebbek
The classic hotel is no longer the only way to discover new cities in a relaxed and cosy atmosphere. The Roebbek includes eight cosy micro townhouses that are perfectly equipped like a small apartment. If you want to honour the Hanseatic city with a longer visit or escape from your own home for a longer period of time, this is the place for you. The new concept mixes old Hamburg building traditions with the urban flair of the harbour metropolis. Although this is not right on the doorstep, Groß Flottbek is much more relaxed and close to nature than many other trendy districts in Hamburg. You can quickly cycle to the Elbe River or the Botanical Gardens, where you can enjoy nature in peace and quiet and relax.
More information: The Roebbek
Hello Hotel! The best restaurants & bars in Hamburg hotels
A little bit of everyday luxury. Piece by piece. Sip by sip. Hamburg's hoteliers offer top-class cuisine – and not just for hotel guests, of course. Which trendy hotel restaurants and bars are worth one, two or three visits and why Hanseatic residents should check into this delicious world themselves.
Bland uniformity and dull tourist talk? You'll look in vain for that in Hamburg's hotels. In the Hanseatic city, people eat and drink in style. Not only in the city's trendy eateries, but also in a wide variety of hotels. And all of this in a wonderful, Hanseatic atmosphere.
The good old days – Enjoyable nostalgia in Hamburg's historic city centre
Many of Hamburg's restaurants can look back on a long tradition. If you want to treat yourself to first-class service with a touch of time travel and exquisite cuisine, you have a wide choice in Hamburg. First and foremost: The Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten on Jungfernstieg, located directly on the Binnenalster. Here you can not only meet for tea and biscuits in the cosy fireside lounge – the hotel's own bar is also like an open history book of the Hanseatic city. If you want to fortify yourself before the selected drinks, dive into the basement of the building. Nikkei Nine serves dishes that combine Japanese cuisine with Peruvian influences in a stylish 1950s James Bond atmosphere.
THE DINING RooM in the Fraser Suites Hotel will surprise you with a touch of New York on the Elbe River. In the Art Déco style of the 1920s, there is room for a variety of culinary delights. At the weekend, the traditional English roast, the "Sunday Roast", attracts guests to brunch. The main course is served and carved with the help of Henry, the original carving trolley from 1920.
If you want to have a last drink in the golden era of the 1920s, you will find the right mixed drink in 1910, the bar of the Reichshof Hotel. Good to know: Whiskey varieties from all over the world play first fiddle here. For those who prefer crystal-clear rum without the fuss, the Boilerman Bar in the 25hours Hotel Hamburg Altes Hafenamt is the place to be.
The Atlantic Bar in the internationally renowned Atlantic Hotel also offers a cosy spot with the best view. Beforehand, try the original Atlantic lobster soup in the Atlantic Grill & Health – an exquisite restaurant with French-based fusion cuisine. Here you can relax and philosophise into the night.
The modern way to dine and drink: From Alsterblick to HafenCity
Classicism and modernity join hands in Hamburg. The Fontenay has been enriching the Alster belt since 2017. The luxury hotel with a breathtaking view over Hamburg's waterfront spoils culinary guests with its Michelin-starred cuisine in the Lakeside Restaurant. Delicate, unpretentious dishes with a complex flavour make a visit to Lakeside a gourmet experience. Friends of short distances can then enjoy drinks served by the internationally renowned bar crew on the hotel's own panoramic terrace in the Fontenay Bar. Here, the freshly started evening flies by with a gentle breeze in your hair.
The (M)eatery is the first choice for anyone who loves a fair steak. At home in the Hamburg Side Hotel, the restaurant team sizzles the best beef in the original Southbend Grill. Hot tip: In summer, a variety of barbecue evenings are celebrated on the roof terrace.
The Heritage in the Hotel Le Méridien is similarly succulent. In the elegant, casual ambience, meat fans dine on dry-aged steak from the 800-degree oven and are served handmade cheese. On top: guests can enjoy a majestic view from the ninth floor of the hotel.
These restaurants & bars in Hamburg hotels are flying high!
When it comes to the "perfect view", you are spoiled for choice in the Hanseatic city. Or rather, the opportunity to spend many delicious evenings in a variety of heaven-kissing favourite places. In the city centre and around the harbour, there are a number of high places that let their guests take off.
The highest view over the city, at 126 metres, can be found in the TWOSIX bar in the Radisson Blu Hotel. Here you can enjoy wines from all corners of the world and delicious cheese. Always a good idea: Plan an extended evening stroll in Hamburg's oldest park, Planten un Blomen.
Not far from the Landungsbrücken is the Tower Bar, which was founded in 1987 and is part of the Hotel Hafen Hamburg. With a perfect panoramic view, the evening sun glistens over the Elbe River right into the cocktail glasses. With over 70 cocktails on the menu, the evening can be a long one.
Numbers please: A 20 metres long bar with 7 metres deep panoramic windows at a height of 96 metres. Wow! This is the 20up, the Skyline Bar of the Empire Riverside Hotel. Situated between the Landungsbrücken and the Reeperbahn party mile, the views here compete with the lights of the night. If you want to round off the evening with a complete culinary experience, you can enjoy cocktails and sushi specialities from Hamburg's most famous sushi master Chantira Tuk Bedick.
The finest food and best drinks are also fascinating at Fang & Feld with its neighbouring BLICK Bar. Located in The Westin Hamburg, this gem in the Elbphilharmonie neighbourhood surprises with the finest fish creations and selected cocktails that sweeten every sundowner evening – starry skies and harbour sparkles included.
All you need: Hamburg hotels for every desire
Forest lover, full-time vegan, family vacation or equal love for all? In Hamburg, hotel dreams come true that meet all personal needs. Find out where these special hotels are located in the Hanseatic city and what makes them so unique.
📍Moin! Women's hotel Hanseatin in Hamburg's Neustadt district
Small and elegant, the rainbow flag waving invitingly in front of the entrance to the sweet old building: Only women work at the Hotel Hanseatin – and women are only welcome as guests. Women only! Women will find their own personal temporary home in one of the 13 cosy rooms. The hotel is in a quiet yet central location. Visitors to the Hanseatic city can reach Jungfernstieg, Planten und Blomen park or the Reeperbahn in just a few minutes on foot. If you want to end the evening in peace and quiet in female company, you can retreat to the hotel's own sheltered garden.
More information: Hotel Hanseatin – Exclusively for women
📍Out of the woods: Raphael Hotel Wälderhaus at the Inselpark
Ecological furnishings, seasonal cuisine, woody and cosy atmosphere: The Raphael Hotel Wälderhaus in Hamburg Wilhelmsburg is not just a wonderful place to stay for nature lovers – even though each of the 82 rooms is named after native tree species. First-class service and state-of-the-art technology merge here with urban nature and forest experiences. Adjacent to the hotel, an integrated, interactive forest museum awaits in the multifunctional building made of natural materials.
More information: Ecological hotel in Hamburg Wilhemsburg – Raphael Hotel Wälderhaus
📍Relax in the heart of Hamburg: Pyjama Park in the centre of Hamburg
Three Pyjama Park hostels can be found in the centre of Hamburg. Located in the Schanzenviertel neighbourhood and on the Reeperbahn in St. Pauli, the hip hostels have a very special atmosphere. The unique rooms have names such as "Power Flower" or "Blue Jungle" and are designed accordingly.
More information: Pyjama Hotel and Hostel – Hamburg Sternschanze and St. Pauli
📍Holidays for the little ones: Bengel & Engel children's hotel in Eimsbüttel
Here, no dream remains unrealised and no game unplayed. Every child between the ages of one and ten is welcome at the Bengel & Engel children's hotel. The professional carers take into account age differences and the different needs of each child individually.
More information: Bengel & Engel children's hotel in Eimsbüttel
📍We are family: PIERDREI family hotel in HafenCity
Collect moments, not things! Hamburg is a playground and the setting for thousands of adventures that will delight the whole family. Hamburg's most beautiful family hotel is the PIERDREI in HafenCity – with a 200 m² KidsOnly Racker Room and a uniquely cosy camper van for overnight stays on the hotel roof.
More information: PIERDREI Hotel HafenCity Hamburg
📍Welcome to the other side: The Inselpension in Wilhelmsburg
Spend the night in a tree house, on a ship, in a shop or in an artist's house. The Inselpension makes it possible. Whether for the Dockville Festival, the harbour birthday or a musical – in Wilhelmsburg you are on holiday on the right side of the Elbe.
More information: Die Inselpension – Our Hamburg is your island.
📍To all the village people: Hotel Village in St. Georg
It's fun to stay at the... Located in the heart of St. Georg, the gay-friendly Hotel Village, which opened in the former premises of a high-class brothel, has room for all lovers. The nightlife in St. Georg invites to colourful party nights, but also art and culture with the Deichtorhallen, the Kunsthalle or the Museum für Kunst & Gewerbe within walking distance make a visit to Hamburg special.
More information: Hotel Village the somewhat different hotel in the heart of Hamburg
Stay overnight in Hamburg
A particularly good night's sleep: unusual places to sleep in Hamburg
Fall asleep in a unique way? This is possible in these uniquely beautiful hotels, flats and unusual accommodation options in and around Hamburg. What makes these locations so special and what Hamburg lovers can look forward to.
Watching the harbour cranes at work from afar in the evening sun. Being gently lulled to sleep by small waves. Or wake up to the sound of a woodpecker. Hamburg is more than just a classic hotel. From the water's edge to the treetops, wonderful dreams and relaxing, exciting nights await.
📍Let it flow: the Floatel crane hotel in HafenCity
A HafenCity hideaway. In the middle of it all and yet completely protected, two people can stay in one of Hamburg's most unusual hotels: the converted, modern harbour crane lies on the water with a direct view of the Elbphilharmonie concert hall. After a successful concert, let the night fade away and watch the hustle and bustle of the city lights from the water in the Floatel - marvellous!
More info: HafenCity Hideaway - Hamburg harbour crane
📍Ahoy, slumbering sailors: three overnight stays on the ship
Kanal 77 - Sleeping in the harbour
Sure, the maritime Hanseatic city has plenty of water to offer. But what is it actually like to sleep on a ship? Overnight guests in Hamburg can find out in a variety of ways. The Bed & Breakfast Kanal 77 - Sleeping in the harbour has a quintessential industrial charm. Heated and in operation all year round, the old inland freighter provides a completely new experience.
More information: Kanal 77 - Sleeping in the harbour
Cap San Diego
The Cap San Diego shines directly on the jetties. Also known as the white swan, the authentically restored cabins, which can be booked alone or as a couple, invite you to stay longer. The museum and cargo ship Cap San Diego combines nautical nostalgia with the convenience of being perfectly located for the city centre and Hamburg's sights.
More information: Experience the Cap San Diego
Lightship
The lightship, which was built in 1952 and has also dropped anchor at the jetties, is a hot favourite. The single and double cabins exude the charm of the old days - it's a good thing that visitors are not forced to work hard below deck overnight, but can simply enjoy themselves and get a good night's sleep.
More information: The lightship
📍Sleep in the treetops in a forest basket: Forsthaus Friedrichsruh
Just a few kilometres from the Hamburg city limits, there are two hidden sleeping baskets in the Sachsenwald forest. On a secure platform, forest lovers and adventure seekers can spend the night in an XXL beach basket with a view of the treetops and the clear starry sky. Bed linen and a sumptuous picnic basket included - the forest basket can be booked directly through the Hotel Forsthaus Friedrichsruh.
More information: Sleep. Eat. Celebrate. My Sachsenwald - Forsthaus Friedrichsruh
📍Round thing: Slumber barrel on the dyke
Get on your bike and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. If you want to treat yourself to a nap in the countryside, book yourself into the cosy Schlummerfass in Hamburg Ochsenwerder. The nearby water landscapes around the Dove-Elbe are the perfect place for long, natural walks or gliding along on a SUP. Perfect for switching off.
More info: Slumber barrel in Ochsenwerder
📍Hotel for people and art: The little black dress
Every year, "Das kleine Schwarze" is transformed by another exhibition. The rooms appear new every year. Guests who return every year experience a different hotel. With their unusual hotel concept, the owners have made it their goal to introduce artists and encourage a dialogue between guests and artists. Each exhibit is also available for purchase.
More information: The little black dress in Eimsbüttel
