Best Pet friendly Hotels in Hamburg

Great location. Easy to get around and get back to the place at night. If you're a light sleeper I wouldn't recommend the shared rooms, people coming back late at night, the doors close quite loudly. My only complaint is that I received a keycard to the wrong room and walked right into a private suite.. Nobody was there thankfully and I just walked right out, but if I were staying in a private room I would hate to think that strangers could just walk into my room where all my belongings are lying around. Otherwise clean and quite a cool environment.

The location is good and the service staff are very friendly. During the epidemic, all services except the room were gone. There are some minor flaws in the facilities, and the coffee machine and hair dryer are not very comfortable to use.

1. The landmark building and the highest height in this area are facing this view, which is really worth it. 2. The facilities are good and clean. 25 square meters, worthy of 4 stars. 3. I live on the 24th floor, and the WIFI signal is not good, but the staff gave me a network cable to connect the notebook to the network cable and turn on the hotspot. After the mobile phone is connected, it is very comfortable.

We stayed at the Hyperion Hamburg for one night during our roadtrip through Europe. Arriving by car is very convenient, since the hotel is located close to a major road and offers garage parking with direct access to the hotel. Also, the location is great for sightseeing, as most of the city center is reachable by foot. We got a nice big corner room on one of the upper floors, with great views, comfortable beds, and lots of space for the 3 of us (2 adults and one child). The breakfast was very good, with many different options.

Stayed in a single room, then switched to a 6 man dorm on the final night as it was Sunday and was expecting it to be very quiet. The single rooms are spartan and there is not even a chair, just some little stuffed stool. The issue in Hamburg is that accomdation is expensive in the city. For the same money, you could stay at a very nice 3 star hotel in many European cities! The 6 man dorm seemed quiet and ok, and then I noticed the issues. There were beer stains on the floor that acted as adhesive for my shoes. Crumbs and discarded sweet rappers in and around the bed. I had the room to myself so didn't complain. Settled for a decent night's rest. That's when someone came in at midnight (Sunday) and loudly stomped around, turning on all of the lights. They then took a shower and took their merry time settling into bed... For the price the rooms are not up to scratch. However, there aren't many ”cheaper” alternatives in Hamburg and the hostel (that charges hotel prices) know this. The check-in service was tedious and there's a queue at check in time. When I switched rooms to the 6 man dorm I said I wanted an early checkin to the that room if possible, and on the quiet side of the building (non motorway). They said no problem. Then, when I went to the room, it was of course on the noisy side. Went back and had to wait a couple hours longer before I could access the quieter room that I had asked for. The customer service is not great. They'll ask for your booking number even after you tell them your name. I did not feel like digging around for the number so I said my name and they searched for it (much to their distain probably).

Great value for money close to the Zoo.. even though it was perhaps not a topnotch hotel, we thought we got good value for money with spacious and clean rooms and easy access to parking (which is not a given in Hamburg)… breakfast was ok as well :-)

Stayed for three nights in a row, very clean and tidy. The front desk staff is also very friendly and easy to communicate with

The hotel isn't quite finished yet, but I still felt very comfortable there. The location is great, you can quickly walk to the Alster or take the subway to the city center. There are many practical details in the hotel (kitchen in the room, water dispenser in the breakfast room). The staff is very friendly. Especially for only 3 nights, I thought it was great that no room service was included - you really don't need it in such a short time. The breakfast contained everything you need to start the day. The only thing I missed was a kind of bedside table next to the bed and salt/pepper shakers on the tables at breakfast - there was only one on the buffet, which is a bit impractical. Overall thanks for a great weekend and see you soon!

We stayed here for three days, we found the hotel to be as one would expect for the price. The rooms are adequately sized, they have a big tv and great wifi. Our shower was great, big with no step into the cubicle. Kettles and extras are available from the desk downstairs, including chargers and plugs if you have forgotten them. Auto check in is quicker than normal check in, but the staff are all lovely. The pizzas downstairs is well priced and taste great, and the local beer is nice. The local tube is 10 minutes away, head towards the Holiday Inn, turn left, then first right. You'll see a road above, go up the stairs, and u are there. The S1 heads to the airport and central, the local station is Berliner Tor. It is not good if you have a disability, the hotel is ok and has a lift, but I would choose another area. There is an Aldi, Mcdonalds and Burger King (which is first) when you turn right at Holiday Inn. The local roads are fine at night. The walk to the main station is 20 minutes, and the real city starts from there. This area is getting regenerated, so lots of roadworks and building going on, the real old city starts beyond the station. Taxis are hesitant to come to this area currently during rush hour because of this. The underground is easy to use, and taxis regardless of who you use, are generally fixed and the taxi drivers aim to get you from a to b quickly. All in all, a good hotel at a fair price.

Very nice hotel. Very central. Clean and all very friendly.