Steindamm 24
Hamburg, 20099 Nightly Rates(157.78 - 157.78)3 Star
Property Description
A nice and cozy convivial hotel in the heart of Hamburg. The hotel is close to the main train station. Our hotel is situated in an ideal place, which will inspire you. We are in the heart of downtown Hamburg, not far away from the main station from where you can be easily connected to any corner and to any sight and monument in our town. In some minutes you will reach the biggest shopping mile of Hamburg and the Alster, which is a tourist cal attraction and where you can spend time and enjoy a coffee in one of the counters coffees. Come and experience by yourself such a metropolitan city. All rooms were completely reconditioned in the middle of 2003 and again equipped.
Amenities
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Pets Allowed
Parking
Parking
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Single Room
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Standard Single Room with private bathroom en suite-telephone-television and hairdryer. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 1.
Standard Double Room
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Standard Double Room-bathroom-telephone-television-including breakfast and all taxes. Sleeps 2.
Standard Twin Room
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Standard Twin Room-bathroom-telephone-television-including breakfast and all taxes. Sleeps 2.
Standard Triple Room
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Standard Triple Room with private bathroom en suite-telephone-television and hairdryer. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 3.
Standard Quadruple Room
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Sleeps 4 Standard Quadruple room-bathroom-telephone- television-including breakfast and all taxes
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 11AM
Opened in N/A
Renovated in 2004
20 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
By Car/From the airport to the property take motorway A1 or A7. After you exit the motorway follow the signs to the main train station. The hotel is only a few steps away from there.By Public Transportation/Take the bus shuttle to the main railway station. Then take a taxi to Steindamm Street and the hotel is located on the left hand side. Traveling from the subway get off at Lohmuhlen Street and the hotel is 100 meters on the right hand side. The ZOB Bus terminal will take you to Lohmuhlen Street and the hotel is located 50 meters on the left hand side.
Located in St George-Main Train Station-just a few steps away
HAM-Fuhlsbuettel Airport-6 Mi S
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. A deposit is not required. Exceptions may apply during holidays-special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled at least 1 day prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay including tax. No-Show Fee-1 night stay including tax. -01Jun06-16Jul06 Must be cancelled 45 days prior to arrival.
Restaurant Information
The property does not have on-site food and beverage facilities.
Meeting Facility
The property does not have on-site meeting facilities.
Recreation Information
The property does not have on-site Recreation Facilities.
Closest Main City/Hamburg
1.0 Miles East
Michel Cathedral
2.0 Miles East
Main Train Station
0.0 Miles East
Exhibition Center
1.0 Miles South East
Reeperbahn Red Light District
2.0 Miles East
Harbour
2.0 Miles East
St Pauli
2.0 Miles East
Neue Flora Theatre
3.0 Miles East
Hamburg Zoo
5.0 Miles South East
University of Hamburg
2.0 Miles South East
IBM Hamburg Am Sandtorkai
1.0 Miles North East
IBM Hamburg Uberseering
4.0 Miles South
LBC Blankensee Airport
40.0 Miles South West
HEI Heide Airport
66.0 Miles South East
KEL Holtenau Airport
61.0 Miles South
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