Perfectly positioned between the sparkling Alster Lake and the city centre, just steps from Hamburg’s main train station, Garner™ Hotel Hamburg – Graf Moltke offers a charming base for your stay. Housed in a beautiful white-fronted building with a bright, welcoming entrance, it blends classic elegance with city convenience.
From the hotel, it’s a short walk to cultural highlights like the Museum of Arts and Crafts, the Ohnsorg Theatre and the traditional Savoy cinema in St. Georg featuring OV films. Bars, cafés and restaurants are right on your doorstep, while the harbour, Landungsbrücken and St. Michael’s Church are only a few minutes away by public transport. The exhibition center and Heiligengeistfeld, ideal for events like OMR or the Hamburger Dom, are both around 20 minutes away by public transport. Hamburg Airport is accessible within 30 minutes by public transit as well.
Whether you’re travelling solo or as a family of five, you’ll find just the right room among the hotel's 89 guest rooms. All categories feature a large, comfy bed, flat-screen cable TV, complimentary safe, and private bathroom with plenty of space to unwind.
Enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and start your day with a generous breakfast buffet. The 24-hour reception is always on hand with local tips and friendly service, and a drinks machine is available in the lobby.Everything you need for a relaxed and well-connected stay in Hamburg.
"This is a no frills hotel good for staying a couple of nights. It is quite expensive for what it actually is, but it was among the cheapest options I coule find when booking. Perhaps that's the price standard in Hamburg. The room looked a bit dated but it was quite spacious compared to other hotels in Europe. The location is great, close to the city centre and train station. However, you do see a lot of weird people wandering around the area near the hotel. I did not have any issues, but I would recommend staying vigilant. Breakfast is basic, but at least it is included so you won't leave hungry in the morning."