Hamburg Hotels

Fairmont Vier Jahreszeiten

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • luxury hotel with great view of Alster lakes
  • close to shopping on Jungfernstieg
  • charming, large rooms

    Cons

  • formal service
  • high prices even in off-season
  • far away from new city quarters like Schanzen- and Katharinenviertel

Fairmont Vier Jahreszeiten Review

Some claim that this 19th-century town house on the edge of the Binnenalster is the best hotel in Germany. Antiques—the hotel has a set of near-priceless Gobelin tapestries—fill the public rooms and accentuate the stylish bedrooms; fresh flowers overflow from massive vases; rare oil paintings adorn the walls; and all rooms are individually decorated with superb taste. Thankfully the technology found in the rooms is 21st century with Nespresso pod coffeemakers, DVD players, and iPod docking stations. One of the three restaurants, the Jahreszeiten-Grill, was restored in 2010 to its 1920s art deco look with dark wood, making it worth a visit.

    Hotel Details

  • 124 rooms, 32 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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