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"The location at the top of The Reeperbahn is fantastic and the hotel is certainly a step up from the some of the other hotels in the area. As I was with a friend I choose this hotel because of the larger bedroom and this turned out to be fine. There is plenty of space in the room, a larger bathroom and a separate desk and two chairs that can be used. Check in was fine. When it was staffed, the bar, coffee area was fine. Unfortunately, on two occasions I waited for drinks, once for coffee in the morning and once for a beer in the early afternoon, but no staff were there so I left. At check out, nobody was on reception so we left our cards on the counter. The aircon in the room either didn’t work, is rubbish or needs a science degree to work it – this was annoying as it was 25 degrees on the days we were there. We were on the 7th floor and the wait for the list can be long. On the whole this is a nice hotel. I wish they had more staff on in the morning/afternoon and waiting 4/5 minutes for the lift is annoying but I would probably stay here again if the price is right."

"Business trip, great hotel"

"Abend um 10 stand auf einmal eine Frau bei mir immer Zimmer und sagte mir, dass dies Ihr Zimmer sei. Zum Glück war ich schon im Bett gelegen und stand nicht unter der Dusche. Am nächsten Tag teilte mir die Rezeption mit als meine Zimmerkarte nicht funktionierte das ich ein anderes Zimmer hätte. Haben trotzdem den Zugang trotzdem wieder erhalten."

"Very nice and convenient"

"Room was extremely small and very much overpriced. Breakfast was terrific!"

"Hood transport links "

"The apt mentions it has a restaurant, but it closed during covid and hasn’t reopened. It does serve an excellent breakfast, but the restaurant isn’t open for lunch or dinner. I was there on an Easter Monday, and the majority of the restaurants in the area were closed for the holiday. I would not have stayed at the hotel if I had known the restaurant was closed. "

"Nice hotel, conveniently located near the metro station"

"This was an interesting new type of hotel stay for us. My mother grew up in Altona in the 50s after the war. I hadn’t been to Hamburg in about 20 years so we decided to visit pre-Christmas for the markets (way too crowded and difficult public transportation during it). The room was well equipped with a refrigerator, induction cooktop, convection oven, deep well sink as well as cookware and utensils. It was relatively quiet and situated. Typical German hard mattress and too many smokers outside every door. I couldn’t live in a city like this, but an occasional visit should only take a few days off my life. "