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Situated close to the Outer Alster, this private hotel offers impeccably clean rooms full of beautiful antiques in a century-old villa. Read_on (No Comments)

The Atlantic has earned its reputation as one of Germany’s grandest hotels. The marble décor, beautiful bedrooms, front-seat Read_on (No Comments)

This large hotel offers almost 300 rooms with all the amenities a big hotel should have: the fitness centre, bar, restaurant and sauna make it easy to stay local. Read_on (No Comments)

Exquisite taste and bags of luxury, the wonderful Sofitel comes with more good things than most people get in a lifetime. Boasting Read_on (No Comments)

Choose from small to XXL rooms at this eastern-inspired hotel. Rooms are done in dark relaxing hues with plenty of attention to detail. Read_on (No Comments)

Established in 1925, this hotel was rebuilt in 1948 after being destroyed in the war. It now ranks as one of Hamburg's largest hotels with over 500 beds. Read_on (No Comments)

The height of luxury as endorsed by some of its former guests including Sir Peter Ustinov after whom a wonderful suite is named, even the small singles here are superb. Read_on (No Comments)

A delightfully different lobby stuffed full of books and art awaits guests inside this very regal entity. The smashing rooms are Read_on (No Comments)

Leave life behind and enter royalty. The hotel in the historical mansion prides itself on its extensive wine cellar and displays of local art. Read_on (No Comments)

With 180 rooms, this hotel still manages to maintain some sense of individuality in its sleeping quarters. The modern, clean lobby leads to a set of minimalist and clutter-free rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Lots of tropical hardwoods and wrought iron in the lobby, a great central location, a man in a cape and top hat to grin you in, and breathtakingly cheerful staff. Read_on (No Comments)

A huge beast lurking inside a nice park, exceedingly popular with business professionals in town for the big conferences and fairs, and with a baffling mirrored lobby. Read_on (No Comments)

The time of being ashamed of 1980s design is over, and the Renaissance is proud that the fabulously swirly wall designs in the suite can otherwise only be seen at New York's MOMA. Read_on (No Comments)

Managing to stay just the right side of pretentious rubbish thanks to plenty of humourous touches to the sci-fi design, Side looks a bit like a 25th-century intergalactic waiting room. Read_on (No Comments)