ผผู้เข้าพักHello,
As a feedback from my stay at your hotel for four nights. I have nothing else than very positive feedback to give to this hotel.
I had a very comfortable stay in there, everything was functioning very well and all the hotel staff with whom I interacted, were professionals and had a very positive and client-oriented frame of mind with them.
Nothing but an excellent stay at your hotel and - of course - in Hamburg which really is a wonderful city. I have to visit Hamburg anothe r time.
best regards,
Timo Karhunen
Helsinki, Finnland
LLennox.Booked B&B hotel hamburg, as a last minute deal, this is a clean and mordern hotel, which is located outside of the main ***** in hamburg, which had good transport links or walking distance if you dont mind walking.
Easy self checking when you arrive, we booked a double room, which was pleasant enough.
Room is keyless but code pad required, so you'll need to write the number down or take a photo.
There was no tea or coffee facilities or bottled water, but for the price dont blame them.
Cosy double bed, nice shower.
We didnt have the breakfast but did look yummy as we left.
Would encourage a stay here, but we did experience noisy neighbours in the morning, who allowed their children to run up and down at 6:45am two days in a row!!!
And yes it was the weekend, respect clearly wasnt top of the parents minds sadly.
Room was also quite hot, despite turning the heating off, was still quite hot with no function to turn down.
Was on a main street so unless you want to feel like your sleeping on the street ask to be located to the rear (not street side).
We did have a pleasant stay here and feel others would have a good time too.
SSaadzbilalThe Good:
Overall, it was a good stay. The entire property runs on a highly efficient self-service system, which made checking in and out quick, seamless, and hassle-free. If you like a smooth, automated process without long queues, you'll appreciate how they have things set up here.
Areas for Improvement:
The Rooms & Beds: The rooms are quite compact and on the smaller side. Additionally, the beds were a little uncomfortable, which made it a bit tough to get a perfectly restful night's sleep.
Payment Policies: A major point of frustration was paying the local city tax. The hostel should really accept paper money (cash) for this fee. Forcing digital or card payments for a small, mandatory local tax isn't ideal for every traveler and lacks flexibility.
Verdict:
A decent, budget-friendly option in a lively location if you just need a functional place to crash and prefer a self-service vibe, but don't expect premium comfort.