I would say - at best just about okay. Fortunately, at 5:30 am, it was not yet crowded. There were…read moresome nice choices, croissants, muesli, pudding, cheese and some coffee. Too bad that there are no better power outlets - e.g USB-C or international outlets. Most business travelers do have to get some work done.

I was honestly not expecting to get into the lounge today as it is not listed on the Delta Sky Club…read moreapp, but I am guessing that it was my Delta Diamond status that did it. Regardless, it worked and we had two hours here. Not the greatest lounge but spacious and lots of glass with a view of the ramp. Decent, comfortable and a reasonable selection of snacks and drinks. Not at all crowded. Cold cuts, breads, pastries, some tapas items, self-service liquors, beers and wines and a coffee machine that ground and brewed on demand. Free wifi, power outlets. [Review 12067 overall, 1850 of 2019.]

On a recent trip home I had a Priority Lounge card, to be used at the lounge in Hamburg. My…read moreinternet connection did not work, so I could not pull up the app, and the disgruntled lady at the check-in was the least helpful person ever. The other three employees were busy playing on their phones, trying to locate each others' cars on an app. The person dealing with me just shrugged her shoulder, without offering any support, or at least kind words. It's the German fear of offering service that came through - the "that's not my problem"-attitude. Very disappointing.

From the owner: In der Take Off Lounge und von der Aussichtsterrasse haben Sie einen fantastischen Blick auf die…read morestartenden und landenden Flugzeuge. Sie können täglich bei einem Kaffee und einem leckeren Stück von Omas Landkuchen den Blick auf die Emirates B777 genießen, die direkt vor der Take Off Lounge abgefertigt wird. Mitten am Hamburg Airport und dennoch abseits vom Trubel der Terminals bietet Ihnen das gemütliche Bistro neben süßen und herzhaften Snacks, einen preisgünstigen und täglich wechselnden Mittagstisch, Eis am Stiel und ein kleines Frühstück für den richtigen Start in den Tag! Verweilen Sie auf der Sonnenterrasse bei einer der köstlichen Kaffeespezialitäten oder einem frisch gezapften Bier und träumen Sie von Ihrer nächsten Reise. Das Team der Take Off Lounge freut sich auf Ihren Besuch!

Full menu of drinks and food served by staff behind a roped off area for safety. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions. Best of all--outdoor patio seating . Huge deck to catch the sun! Was full from a recent meal so I did not eat. But the juice was excellent and so was the draught beer!

Was here Sunday late afternoon & in the Business section. (Senator lounge is on the same level on…read morethe other side). Seating is limited. That said, the best part of this lounge is the outside deck and seating. Mid February so it wasn't warm but it was a milder day (50 degrees) & sitting outside and watching the planes take off with a sunset backdrop was cool. I had the Mascarpone with Pear & Quince (very good) with Lemon Pound Cake (ok) and a Limonata. They also had a hot dish with fruits and the standard alcoholic beverages. Looking forward to coming back and enjoying that deck during warmer weather.

We had arrived in Hamburg by train but we're headed to Amsterdam by air and that means we're at HAM…read morefor our flight. Dropped off by taxi, it took a bit of time to find the right counters as we were so early that the Amsterdam flight wasn't even up on the boards. This is the usual setup for most non-US airports. Counters can sometimes rotate and so they post your departing destination (in order by departure, which I find confusing) and the counter where you need to check in. Once past that hurdle, the rest of the process was easy. Security was not difficult, especially as our Delta elite status got us into the fast pass queue. European standard security - remove all segregated liquids, laptops and other electronics out, shoes on, belt on and only a magnetometer. Through security is a large duty free shop with no "anti scent bypass" option so I zipped past it as quickly as I could. Lots of other shopping, many restaurants and at least three different airline lounges. Gate numbers are clearly posted, toilets were plentiful and clean enough. It was a mostly pleasant experience and I will be looking forward to another trip to Hamburg one day. [Review 12066 overall, 1849 of 2019.]

Worst experience I've had I think ever in an airport. I had a flight scheduled for 2:10PM on a…read moreFriday in July 2022. I got to the airport around 11:15AM, went to check in at Icelandair (I checked in online the day before, but because my flight was going to the US, I think I had to go to the counter to get my passport and vaccination card checked). I was thankfully flying business class so I didn't have to stand in the somewhat lengthy line there. I then headed to the security line...which ended up going outside of the airport. Outside! I waited for 45 minutes outside the airport in the line, and there was no wifi out there. Thankfully there was an overhang so I wasn't out in the sun the entire time, but there were designated smoking areas so there were amounts of time where the air was extremely unpleasant. Once inside, at least there was wifi, and then I waited another almost 1.5 hours to clear security. I was somewhat concerned about missing my flight even though I had gotten to the airport 3 hours early. Ridiculous! After getting on the plane, the captain announced the flight being delayed about half an hour to wait for other passengers since the security line is so long. I had a connecting flight that was less than one hour after landing, but thankfully the flight landed on time and I made it to my connecting flight without any problems. Terrible experience. I understand that the airport might be short-staffed and all, but either schedule fewer flights or get more staff. This is not an acceptable way to run an airport.

It was empty and clean. When I used the airport, COVID was pretty bad all over the world. So no…read morewaiting time. The lounge near a gate to Frankfurt had only the receptionist, a traveler, and me. I wish I could post on the lounge but Yelp shows only Lufthansa lounge....

This is a small, but solid and reliable airport. I love how you can take the Straßenbahn and arrive…read moreat the front door of the airport. And if you're arriving, it's a short ride with no transfers directly from the airport to the main train station. There are a couple of gates and actually more than one place to eat/drink before your flight. There are two lounges: One has Priority Pass access and the other one is airline-specific. I was there super early in the morning once and all of the seating was super dirty (during Covid!) like with trash and crumbs etc, indicating to me that they probably don't clean overnight. It feels like such a small airport but it's international. The main highlight is this airport's accessibility to the city via public transportation.

Small lounge next to the LH gate in Bremen Airport. They open early before the first flight. Up a…read moresmall stairway right off the waiting area. They have a Business and Senator Lounge section. The Senator side has more food options, but choices have declined in the last few years. Still better than the main waiting areas.

Don't let 'em fool ya Luebeck isn't a suburb of Hamburg, no matter how loud Ryanair may try to…read moretell you otherwise by hawking this destination as Hamburg-Luebeck. The small airport just an air strip with an accompanying industrial tent hosting the departure hall is located about 70 kilometres/40 miles north-east of Hamburg, in a different state (Schleswig-Holstein). But, then again, don't let this stop you from catching a cheap Ryanair flight to Luebeck. If you're into the country-side and historic cities, the Luebeck area may be worth a visit. The Hanseatic City of Luebeck (7 km/4.3 mi from the airport) is on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list (for its medieval brick buildings). And the Baltic Sea is close-by. If you want to make it to a larger Hanseatic City and don't have a car, take the aiport bus A20 to Hamburg. The web page http://www.na-sicher.net/ryan/ will tell you all the necessary details. Once you're in Hamburg, you're one happy Qyper! In case you haven't noticed yet: Hamburg is the Qype capital of the world, and you'll find an over-abundance of things to do, see, eat, and drink in this beautiful city by checking out the local reports. If you encounter an interesting place on Qype.com which has only been described in German, just give a holler to the local Qype community. We'll be more than happy to translate or help you around in any other way! Oh, BTW, in case you're trying to use the airport to get out of Germany: Blankensee offers/will offer flights to London-Stansted, Bergamo (Milan), Stockholm-Skavsta, Pisa (Florence), Dublin, Girona (Barcelona), Danzig (Gdansk) and Leeds/Bradford.

I flew into Lubeck-Hamburg from my birthday weekend. While landing we commented on how we couldnt…read moresee the city. only when we landed did we find that we were actually an hour away from the city, and we were closer to denmark than to hamburg. however, the tiny airport is away of its relative remotness, and there are varying amount of ways from getting from lubeck to hamburg. 1, a bus that is 'timed' for the landing of the ryanair flights to take you to the city centre...if you miss this, and you will. there is 2, a bus services to lubeck train station, and then an hour train ride to humberg centre train station. the airport it self is...primative, but its gets the job done. Its like a giant barn, luxury should not be expected.