Find hotels near Altonaer Volkspark, Hamburg from AED 259

"After a bumpy start at another hotel that was not wheelchair accessible, we checked in at the Hamburg Marriott Hotel. The staff was very welcoming and helpful. They set us up with a nice and quiet room and provided parking right out front to ensure we could access our vehicle when we needed it. We didn't eat at the restaurant, but had drinks at the piano bar. It was very relaxing and the drinks were delicious. I highly recommend a stay at this location. It is walking (or wheelchair) distance to all the main things you want to see in the Hamburg city center. I will definitely book here first when we go back. "

"Recent facilities, secure parking, helpful staff, automated self check in, good breakfast, convenient location close to Hamburg airport and close to S Hahn to reach the city center. Highly recommended"

"Best hotel we've stayed at in a long time. Great theme, friendly staff especially in the restaurant. Decent garage with chargers. Will be staying again."

"Helpful staff, easy parking. Close to the Volkpark. Great value"

"Hidden gem of a hotel with excellent renovated room design & amenities. Helpful staff, quality breakfast."

"This is NOT a HOTEL, it is a HOSTEL. It was only after talking to the manager that we got a “Self - Contained Room. I.e. The room had its own toilette. Coming back from shopping the car park was full. Had to park out front."

"Clean room"

"Rooms with no bathroom are very small. Pay more if you just don't go to sleep there"

"This was an interesting new type of hotel stay for us. My mother grew up in Altona in the 50s after the war. I hadn’t been to Hamburg in about 20 years so we decided to visit pre-Christmas for the markets (way too crowded and difficult public transportation during it). The room was well equipped with a refrigerator, induction cooktop, convection oven, deep well sink as well as cookware and utensils. It was relatively quiet and situated. Typical German hard mattress and too many smokers outside every door. I couldn’t live in a city like this, but an occasional visit should only take a few days off my life. "