Gaestehaus Hansa Residence 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Child-friendly
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Wheelchair access
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No pets allowed
Location
Nestled in the Flittard district of Hamburg, the recently renovated Gaestehaus Hansa Residence Hamburg hotel is 2.4 km from such cultural places of interest as the large non-denominational Ohlsdorf Jewish Cemetery. The 3-star aparthotel features Wi-Fi, provided in the rooms.
Hamburger Kunsthalle Museum lies nearly 15 minutes' drive away, while the municipal public Stadtpark Hamburg is within 10 minutes' drive of the hotel. The Hamburg Planetarium is also located 3.2 km from the Gaestehaus Hansa Residence. The property is also not far from Inner Alster Lake. Feel in total harmony with nature by visiting Bramfelder See Lake, around 25 minutes' walk from this Hamburg hotel. Schwarzer Weg bus stop is right near the accommodation.
The Gaestehaus Hansa Residence Hamburg welcomes guests to 30 allergy-friendly rooms. Some of them come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with tea and coffee making facilities. They also have private bathrooms.
The fast food restaurant Crazy Croque Imbissbetriebe lies in the vicinity of this hotel.
Review by hotel critic
As a native of the lovely city of Barcelona, Spain, I have a deep appreciation for eco-friendly accommodations and sustainable tourism practices. During my recent city break in Germany, I was delighted to come across a hidden gem that perfectly aligned with my values. The hotel I chose for my stay effortlessly combined comfort and convenience. From the impeccably clean rooms to the cozy beds, every detail was thoughtfully designed. the self-check-in and checkout option provided a seamless experience, allowing me the flexibility I cherish while traveling. the presence of a lift, a well-stocked fridge in the room, and a serene terrace added to the charm of the place. It was truly a pleasure to find a hotel that not only met but exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend this accommodation to anyone seeking a delightful and stress-free stay in the heart of Germany.
