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€75-150

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25 Hours

This hip hotel is popular with the younger crowd and its prices reflect their budgets. Rooms come in small, medium and large sizes and bear the influence of young designers; most are minimalist and chic. Read_on (No Comments)

Aussen Alster

Enjoy a cocktail in the summer garden, a bicycle ride or a sail on the hotel’s own boat which is docked on the nearby Alster. Read_on (No Comments)

Baseler Hof

A popular place to stay with large tour groups as well as business travellers looking for something a little less bland that the Read_on (No Comments)

Fürst Bismarck

Quite the best location next to the Hauptbahnhof, don't be put of by what (or who) you find in the lobby, for upstairs awaits quality renovated rooms with lots of fancy trimmings and some with great views. Read_on (1 Comment)

Graf Moltke

Rooms are well-lit though slightly outdated here. Biggest sell is the central location and reasonable prices - perfect if you are in Hamburg to see the city and not spending a lot of time in your room. Read_on (No Comments)

Hanseatin

Looking for an excuse to get away from your man? Tell him he is not allowed at this hotel - and he really isn't. Situated in a preserved Hamburg landmark, this hotel has a charm all its own. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel Alpha

A basic albeit friendly guesthouse just around the corner from the Hauptbahnhof run by a charming family. The rooms have seen Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel am Rothenbaum

A small hotel in Harvestehude with 28 rooms in varying size. Most are done in muted tones and are comfortable and clean. Prices are very reasonable and a good breakfast buffet is included. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel Schwanenwik

A hotel with reasonable rates and clean, quaint quarters. With only eighteen rooms to fill, the house feels quite personable. The staff is friendly and inviting and eager to answer any questions. Read_on (No Comments)

Ibis Hamburg Alster

Easy to find thanks to the huge electronic sign outside flashing away the room rates, Hamburg’s Ibis, despite recently receiving a half-star upgrade, remains your classic identikit Ibis. Read_on (No Comments)

Oper

Extremely popular, meaning we never got a chance to have a look inside any of the 120 rooms or suites, this budget hotel right Read_on (No Comments)