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A magnificent mansion that preserves the spirit of the European grand hotel - its charm and refined aristocratic atmosphere. Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten is located in the heart of Hamburg, on the western shore of Lake Alster. The hotel offers Celebrity suites named after celebrities who have stayed at the Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten - Maria Callas, Peter Ustinov, Thomas Mann, as well as the grandiose Presidential Suite, which is the largest in the city (260 square metres).

A separate topic is the cuisine of the Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten. The hotel restaurants, including the famous Michelin-starred Haerlin, are distinguished not only by their rich menus and splendid surroundings, but also by their attention to detail. The hotel's spa centre, renowned as the best, is run by true beauty gurus who know the ins and outs of aromatherapy, Ayurveda and the miraculous secrets of sea products and herbs. The Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten is also a great shopping opportunity. The hotel will advise you on where the most famous boutiques and shopping galleries in Hamburg are located.

Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg is more than just a hotel. For almost a hundred years, it has maintained a tradition of hospitality, harmoniously combining first-class service with a relaxed, homely atmosphere. It is a great choice not only for tourists but also for business travellers - the superbly equipped meeting rooms are ideal for presentations, conferences and business meetings. Many celebrities have chosen this hotel as their haven in Hamburg. The hotel's restaurants and bars offer gourmet specialities and a wide selection of spirits. The wellness centre offers a variety of treatments, including massages and wraps, using only high-end cosmetics.

The hotel is located a 15-minute walk from the city centre, 2 km (10 minutes‘ drive) from the central station, 9.5 km (20 minutes’ drive) from the airport.

Nestled on the banks of Lake Alster, in one of Hamburg's most beautiful locations, The Fontenay Hotel is the ideal choice to stay in this vibrant city. ‘A hotel in a park’ is how architect Jan Störmer characterised his project when he started work on the drawings. Indeed, from a bird's eye view, the streamlined silhouette of the building is immersed in green vegetation a few steps away from the sparkling surface of the lake. The elegant modern architecture combines urban and natural motifs: the hotel seems to be entirely composed of light and air. There are 131 luxurious rooms, many with breathtaking views of the Alster. Gourmet cuisine can be savoured in the gastronomic restaurant on the 7th floor. A superb panorama can be enjoyed from the hotel's rooftop swimming pool.

The history of the hotel dates back to the late 18th century, when French Huguenot Daniel Louis Jacques, fleeing the French Revolution, married the widow of a Hamburg pastry chef and began to develop her business with passion. At the end of the XIX century, his grandson, already bearing the German name Louis Karl Jakob, turned the restaurant-candy shop into a hotel, which was immediately favoured by politicians, aristocracy and socialites. In the 1950s Maria Callas, Sarah Leander and Hans Albers all holidayed here. The hotel's fate was not without its upheavals, but in the 1990s its star shone brightly when a major renovation transformed the historic building into a modern luxury hotel.

Today there are 85 spacious rooms overlooking the peaceful garden or the glittering Elbe and city lights. Here you have everything you need to relax after a meeting with partners or a stroll through Hamburg's sights.

At Jacob's Restaurant, two Michelin-starred chef Thomas Martin works culinary wonders. His interpretation of French haute cuisine is characterised by a desire for simplicity and minimalism, as opposed to modern gastronomic trends. ‘My dishes are where you get exactly what you see and the focus is on taste. We focus on the essentials, nothing extra. At Jacob's Restaurant, guests can appreciate the best aspects of simplicity,’ explains Martin. When the weather is nice, don't deny yourself the pleasure of savouring delicious desserts based on original recipes at Lime Tree Terrace, a riverside café that is considered to be Hamburg's most popular. This idyllic spot was created back in 1791 by Daniel Louis Jacques, a professional gardener himself, and later inspired two of the Impressionist Max Liebermann's most famous works.

Le Royal Meridien Hamburg is built in the style of a modern country villa. The hotel is located in a nature reserve, yet is very close to the city centre. It is an ideal choice for both business travellers and those who just want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. The hotel's conference rooms are well-equipped and have everything you need for conferences, presentations and business meetings. And after a busy day you can relax in the sauna, swim in the pool and then refresh yourself in one of the hotel's restaurants. The centre of Hamburg and all its attractions are within easy reach, and horse riding, golf and tennis are also available nearby.