Hotel Hafen Hamburg

Historic maritime hotel in St. Pauli with 360° harbor views from the Tower Bar

Accommodations & Rooms

Hotel Hafen Hamburg's accommodations are split between a historic old building with maritime antiques and a bright new building. Family rooms at the Hamburg Hafen hotel accommodate up to four persons. Room categories include Kajüte, Lieutenant, Captain, Commander, and Sailor, each with a flat-screen TV, safety deposit box, and hairdryer.

Dining & Entertainment

Hotel Hafen Hamburg's dining includes Restaurant Port, serving regional dishes on a terrace with harbor views. Willi's Bierstube offers a traditional pub environment for drinks and social gatherings. The Tower Bar provides 360° panoramic views of Hamburg and the harbor.

Location & Surroundings

Hotel Hafen Hamburg is located in St. Pauli, a 3-minute walk from Landungsbrücken and the Reeperbahn. Nearby attractions include the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, St. Michaelis church, and Miniatur Wunderland. St. Pauli's nightlife and cultural attractions are within walking distance.

Business & Events

The hotel has six characteristic conference rooms with harbor views. Meeting and banquet facilities, fax/photocopying, and dry cleaning services are available. Its location near public transport and major Hamburg attractions suits business travelers attending conferences or events.

Family & Accessibility

Hotel Hafen Hamburg offers family rooms that accommodate up to four persons. The hotel is wheelchair accessible with an emergency cord in the bathroom, raised toilet, and toilet with grab rails. Bicycle rental, billiards, and a kids' meals menu are available.

• Rooms: Traditional maritime antiques and bright new-style rooms
• Dining: Restaurant Port, Willi's Bierstube, and Tower Bar with 360° views
• Location: 3-minute walk to Landungsbrücken and Reeperbahn
• Business: Six conference rooms with harbor views
• Family: Family rooms up to four, kids' meals
• Pet-Friendly: Pet bowls and designated pet areas
• Sustainability: Integrated sustainability practices