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Stay in one of our affordable B&B Hotels in Hamburg and discover Germany’s second-biggest city. Set on the Elbe and Alster rivers, the Hanseatic city exudes a special charm. Discover the highlights of the city: the Speicherstadt warehouse district, the fish market and the Reeperbahn neighbourhood. Alternatively, explore the numerous museums, theatres and musicals. Hamburg has lots to offer – see for yourself!
Welcome to the most famous northern German port city. Up-and-coming Hamburg is not only known for its name as the largest German seaport. The city is a flexible, authentic and internationally visited metropolis. Between the world famous miles: The Reeperbahn and the 1.85 million inhabitants, Hamburg is embedded in culture and leisure activities. Our hotels in Hamburg offer you a perfect insight into the harbour city, and at the same time show you the proximity to the Elbe and Alster. The second largest city in Germany is divided into over 100 modern districts - for this very reason you will find up to five B&B hotels within Hamburg, depending on your preferences. We cordially invite you as our guests to explore the Hanseatic city with us.
Bricks, water channels, overpasses and bridges - the warehouse complex, which was built in the immediate vicinity of the Hamburg harbor and Landungsbrücken from the late 19th century , it encompasses such a large area that it can actually be described as a warehouse city. Precisely because the Speicherstadt is so impressive, it has been listed as a World Heritage Site since 2015.
The evening light of this area and stunning architecture clearly show why UNESCO considers this city worthy of preservation. The ratings of visitors to these huge backdrops speak for themselves - but you have to experience a maritime world heritage site with all its jetties directly at the port.
Whether you are on a weekend trip, long-term visitor or business traveler, you will find many impressive buildings, jetties and unusual architecture in Hamburg right at your feet from our hotel in Hamburg. People come together for guided tours in the most diverse corners, explore and discover the parts of the city. This architecture is unique and is one of the most valuable human achievements in the world.
A visit to Hamburg is therefore a journey to a unique modern cosmopolitan city. It doesn't matter whether you are aiming for a city tour or planning your business stay - if you are looking for a hotel in Hamburg, we at B&B Hotels can offer you various location options. Take a look at our rating and convince yourself of our top price-performance ratio. Our B&B Hotel Hamburg-Nordis located near the Hamburg Planetarium, which is about 10 minutes by taxi (always available) or by train from the heart of HafenCity. In all our B&B hotels, our guests receive free access to high-speed Internet and Sky TV.
Hamburg main station is just five minutes away from our hotel. The location is perfect for a city trip in Hamburg as well as for business travelers and is of course also suitable as a practical family room. Perfect for arriving back at our hotel in the evening in a comfortable rest from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The alluring districts of Hamburg offer a variety of entertainment and leisure opportunities. The International Maritime Museum, the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg (directly at the port), the Automuseum and many other sights are located near Hamburg's old town. The history of Hamburg begins right here. St. Georg is also a cultural and up-and-coming district in Hamburg, which offers a range of shopping and restaurant strips due to its diversity and diversity. Among other things, it is affectionately referred to as the most colorful and richly colored district in Hamburg. St. Georg's main artery is the "Lange Reihe" street, on which there are rows of cafés with seating and dining options. Our B&B Hotel Hamburg City Ost accommodates you in the midst of this backdrop of HafenCity.
From there you can walk towards the harbour city, see the Hamburger Kunsthalle or just stroll along the Elbe and the branched alleys. In our hotel room you get free access to high-speed Wi-Fi, including Sky TV, and our reception is open 24 hours a day. Information on various city tours is available from our hotel or from other tourist information points. The rating of individual sights can be found on the corresponding websites.
The Reeperbahn is an international meeting point, a well-known nightlife street with countless bars, discotheques, restaurants, theaters and nightclubs that attracts guests from all over the world. The Hamburger Kiez attracts many visitors and tourists, especially at the beginning of twilight, and has an incomparably lively flair. The Reeperbahn wakes up at night with glowing lettering, a very unique lifestyle and is the most famous nightlife district in Germany. The road is currently over 900 meters long. The entire neighborhood extends to the districts "Hans-Albers-Platz" and the side street "Große Freiheit" that branches off. This modern entertainment district is located in the St. Pauli district (Hamburg-Altona). For two years from 1960, the Beatles played in the Star Club, one of the most popular places in this part of the city at the time.
Our Hotel Hamburg Altona is not far from the Altonaer Volkspark, the Elbe and the district of St. Pauli. From here you have all the connection options to start your tour in Hamburg (the distance from Hamburg main station is 5 km). Taxi stations and S-Bahn stops are in the immediate vicinity of our B&B Hotel Hamburg Altona.
Our B&B Hotel Hamburg-Harburg is located near the Hamburg Archaeological Museum. Suitable for business travelers, city travelers and families including family rooms (subject to availability). Not far away, adventure seekers have the rare opportunity to go water skiing & wakeboarding on the Neuländer See in Hamburg. From here you are about 8 minutes by taxi from the center of Hamburg and a few minutes from the Schweenssand and Heuckenlock nature reserves, both of which are located on the southern Elbe. Are you looking for a hotel room in Hamburg for a specific travel period? Whether city travelers, business travelers or families, we would be happy to welcome you to Hamburg and look forward to your rating!
Not far from our B&B Hotel Hamburg-Wandsbek is the Alsterwiese Schwanenwik, a public park right on the waterfront that invites guests to take a leisurely stroll - with the flair of modern Hamburg. Further information about the sights in Hamburg can be found below.
Away from the pulsating heart of the neighborhood in St. Pauli, Hamburg has an inexhaustible range of nightlife, culture and entertainment options and is therefore a perfect destination for city breaks and adventure trips. The variety of canals and bridges alone, which is larger than both Amsterdam and Venice combined, includes 2300 unique bridges (in Hamburg alone). No matter when you travel to Hamburg, the city impresses on summer days as well as in winter under the snow cover.
The Speicherstadt and the Kontorhaus district as the main attractions in the harbour city show the history of Hamburg and the influence of Hamburg (currently) as one of the largest transshipment ports in the world.
The Hamburg culture is also reflected in its special local cuisine and so culinary delicacies of all kinds have settled in Hamburg. Typically Hamburg means: Beans, pears and bacon, pan-fried fish including eel soup or the classic hamburger fish roll. The city offers a wealth of restaurants and those looking for a cozy evening in a restaurant will certainly find what they are looking for in Hamburg. Hamburg's typical dining options can also be found directly at the port. The Schanzenviertel, near the Sternschanzenpark, also forms the center of a popular district of Hamburg for shopping fans and restaurant lovers thanks to various branch streets. Various cozy cafés, a relaxed atmosphere, special boutiques and shops as well as restaurants and the grills on the Elbe beach invite you to linger.
For early risers, a visit to the Fischmarkt on Hamburg’s harbour is well worthwhile. In the Summer months the market opens from 5am, while in Winter it opens at 7am. Everything your heart desires is available here - from fish and fruit, to flowers, porcelain and clothing. The Fischmarkt is also famous for its live music. In the former auction hall, partygoers rave well into the night and the following morning.
Built at the end of the 19th century, the Hamburger Speicherstadt is the world’s largest interconnected warehouse complex. It has been a protected building since 1991. Visitors can explore the Speicherstadt on foot, or from the water during a boat tour of the harbour. The Gothic buildings of the warehouse complex are home to a variety of cafes, as well as the Hamburg Architectural Archive, an information centre about the harbour city, and several museums, including the German Customs Museum, the Spice Museum and the Speicherstadtmuseum. It is also home to a miniature wonderland, which will appeal to all visitors, not just children.
The church of St. Michaelis is the symbol of the City of Hamburg. Visible from various points around the city, the Michel quickly arouses the interest of visitors. The tower is over 130m tall and affords visitors a wonderful view across the city. The church’s baroque crypt is also open to the public.
Known as ‘The most sinful mile on earth’, Hamburg’s Reeperbahn attracts countless curious onlookers year after year. Quiet by day, the neighbourhood takes on a life of its own after dark. Tourists and locals alike meet up here to party late into the night. Various restaurants, bars, nightclubs, discos and theatres are waiting to be explored. There’s also the Café Keese, home of the Quatsch Comedy Club, as well as the Operettenhaus, where the musical ‘Tanz der Vampire" is currently being performed, the famous Starclub and the infamous Dollhouse.
The Hamburg Jungfernstieg is located on the southern bank of the inner Alster, and extends from the Reesendammbrücke to the Gänsemarkt. The boulevard’s name is derived from its historical meaning: this was a place where Hamburg’s families once promenaded with their unmarried daughters, in the hope of finding a suitable husband. Today, you can meet up on the historic Flaniermeile, and set off on an excursion around the city, a shopping expedition in the neighbouring Alsterhaus, or simply relax on the banks of the Inner Alster.
The residents of this Hanseatic city need never stray very far to spend some time on the water. The inner and outer Alster rivers - in the very centre of the city - offer many opportunities for recreation: relax on deckchairs beside the Ufer, take a stroll along the inner Alster, or enjoy views of the city from a boat. Many restaurants and cafes along the banks of the river invite you to stop and rest for a while.
One of the most remarkable buildings in Hamburg is the Chilehaus. Located in the Kontorhaus district, the building impresses above all with its unusual construction. Made from almost 5 million bricks, the top of the house is modelled on the bow of a ship. Inside the clinker brick building, a variety of shops and restaurants invites you to linger.
Those who have had enough of the hustle and bustle of the city should head for the Planten un Blomen park in the centre of Hamburg. At the beginning of the 19th century, this 47 hectare facility was created, offering variety for young and old. From a Japanese garden to a rose garden, a tropical greenhouse and an Alpinum, this park has something for every plant lover. As well as enjoying its plants, you can attend various workshops here, on topics including Japanese calligraphy, and events such as water light concerts and live music. Little ones will be enchanted by the children’s theatre shows and the playgrounds - especially the water playground.
Hamburg’s Elbbrücken are a series of independent bridges, which cross over the river Elbe in Hamburg. One generally distinguishes between the northern and southern Elbbrücken. If you are travelling across the A1 from the south, you will automatically come across one of the Elbbrücken. When you cross over the river, you should see a fantastic view over the Elbe. Another bridge spanning the southern Elbe is the old Harburger Elbbrücke, which was first opened in 1899 and which continues to be used by pedestrians and cyclists to this day.
With its wave-shaped glass formation, the concert house hovers dramatically over Hamburg’s harbour city. An area used as a quay with warehousing facilities until the end of the last century has been transformed into the foundations for 200,000 tons of cultural property. An enormous crystal with a glittering glass facade has become a new symbol of this Hanseatic city.
