Loved everything - the rooms, the ambiance, and the breakfast was possibly the best I had in…read moreHamburg. Highly recommended - unless you want to be in the center of the city, of course.

The hotel itself had a nice aesthetic, and no problems with the room. But their kitchen decided to…read moreclose at least 10 minutes early and refused to do any more room service. They ignored calls and then I got the runaround from reception and bar staff. Clearly the kitchen staff just wanted to go home. That kind of thing really annoys me, especially at a hotel when you're dependent on room service for meals later at night.

This hotel is absolutely amazing! Very nice design, big clean rooms, welcome drink for free, rich…read morebreakfast, lounge room with jukebox or table tennis... The staff is nice, but some of them don't speak english very well. The only negative is parking, which wasn't enough big, and putting new passwords for wifi each two days is also annoying.

If you think designer hotels cost an arm and a leg, think again: You can stay at this place for…read morearound 65 Euros and it is a trued designer hotel. Fashion shootings, and flashy magazine articles rely heavily on the scenery here. Concrete floors in the public areas, inspirational lighting and colors. The only draw back. If you are not visiting the web development scene nearby (SinnerSchrader for example), it will take you 10 to 15 minutes by cab into the city.

Been there now and then with our Princess for one day project and the crew. The hotel is OK - it…read morejust worked for us. However, there is always a problem - and the tragic part is that no one wants to take responsibility. Last time I have been, I tried to check out the group of 23 - as I said I was traveling on a major photo assignment​ - and even getting the invoice was a problem. Most recently I helped my buddy Greg Gorman, a superstar in the photographic world. His room was so cold he wanted to leave a day early and asked if we could check out early with no charge for the coming night. "Not a problem at all" the friendly lady at the check out confirmed - after all, it was just before nine am. Of course,​ the hotel charged us - and accuses Greg and his and my assistant to lie. Sorry, that's too much. We will not go again.

Stayed here for a week for a conference. Nice hotel, great breakfast, and exceptional service from…read morethe front staff.

One step above a hostel but cheap and in a really good location near Altona station.read more

Stayed for two nights because my favorite hotel fully booked with a wedding. Got a room with an…read moreoutstanding Elbe view. Everything else falls below expectations. Have a double bed but only one comforter, one pillow, one bath towel and one hand towel. Cheap quality, no wash cloths. Only t-online subscription wifi. No information booklet in room, no pad of paper, no pen. Parking very difficult - tight area on side of house crammed up against other guests cars. Must have a valet parking degree to make it work. Breakfast in cavernous restaurant crammed with extra tables and junk. Only open for breakfast. 80's decor incl. gold lame placemats. Cheap food including jam out of individual packets like McDonalds. All for a 4 star price. Very sad. The building itself is beautiful and location excellent. Too bad they couldn't provide bare minimum on basic expectations.