The George - Hotel Hamburg

Hotel · St. Georg ·

The George - Hotel Hamburg

Hotel · St. Georg ·

Rooftop lounge with river views, Italian restaurant, Marrakesh spa

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Barcastraße 3, 22087 Hamburg, Germany Get directions

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"This boutique hotel, located in the vibrant St. Georg district, has a distinctly British theme, from its sophisticated name to its dapper decor, which includes Osborne & Little wallpaper, chesterfield armchairs, and rocking chairs with Union Jack cushions. Guests will also find colonial style in the form of exotic wooden furnishings and dark timber floors, as well as Italian flavors at Restaurant DaCaio, which serves classic dishes like black truffle tagliatelle and flambéed king prawns. There’s also a bar specializing in cocktails made with rare spirits, an elegant library, a small garden, and a light-filled spa. The immaculately appointed rooms, including seven suites, feature a refined earth-tone color scheme, monochrome bathrooms, and a mix of art, fashion, and historic photos on the walls. In summer, the rooftop Campari Lounge is a wonderful place to sip drinks while watching the sun set over the Alster."

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The George - Hotel Hamburg

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The George Hamburg, a Design Boutique Hotel Hamburg, Germany

"This 4-star design hotel next to Hamburg’s Alster Lake offers large rooms with flat-screen TVs, a Marrakech-style spa, and free Wi-Fi. The city centre is only a 15-minute walk away. Each of the spacious rooms at the George Hamburg includes air conditioning and windows that open. The George's DaCaio restaurant serves fine Italian food and wines. The Bar DaCaio offers traditional British chairs and furniture as well as afternoon tea and a large selection of spirits. The roof terrace on the George’s 7th floor offers scenic views over the Alster. The George also has a library and an English garden. The Barcastraße bus stop is directly outside the George Hamburg. Buses run to the city centre in less than 5 minutes." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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The George - Hotel Hamburg

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The George Hamburg (Hamburg, Germany) 25 Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"The gentrifying and newly hip Hamburg neighborhood of St. Georg is where the George gets its name — and you can bet there’s a sensible reason why they’ve anglicized it. Hamburg’s relationship with England goes back a long way — it’s no accident that the Beatles did their apprenticeship here — and it’s that relationship in particular that the George’s owner and designer sought to underline." - Tablet Hotels

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The George - Hotel Hamburg

WanderingMan

Google

This is a very esthetically pleasing hotel - the interior is sheik and well-thought-out, with loads of attention to detail. There are several sitting rooms around the property, with fine leather chairs and other dark wooden furniture - think "1970's Playboy cigar lounge." The bar/restaurant "Dacaio" is fun and kitschy, but can be quite loud in the evenings. The craft cocktails are tasty, if a bit pricy. Unfortunately, despite being part of the Marriott family of hotels, many of the amenities one might expect from a Renaissance or JW simply aren't present here. There's no gym, and the sauna is "Pay to play." The climate control in the rooms is an odd ambient system which (according to the staff) doesn't cool like regular air-conditioning. (My room was quite warm, and I had to leave my window open for cooling.) All-in-all, it's a nice looking boutique establishment, but there are better Marriott options in the area.

John R.

Google

I had a good time here on a business trip. The room was cozy, the breakfast was decent. I did lose an hour one evening when they forgot to turn on the sauna after I asked and paid for it at the reception. No big deal, but how can that even happen.

Bruno D.

Google

This was my first stay and i enjoyed every moment. This place gives you instantly good vibes, the back ground music is trendy, the bar and restaurant very classy. Rooms are decorated with subtle objects. I will come back next year !

Frank S.

Google

Modern and new(?) hotel. Location at the quiet edge of the busy St. George. Parking under the hotel. But far from U-bahn, but busses stop closeby. Rooms look good. Beds good, but for me a bit too hard. Temperature in the room too warm at night, we could not figure out of and how the airco should be working. Size of room just Oke. Wifi good but without password. Interior of the hotel is hip/yup, but very dark. Nice fancy bar, but was smelling badly (i think might be the truffle carpaccio sauce that you good smell everywhere). 2nd night there was some party going on with loud music and guests not from the hotel. Both nights no comfy chairs. Parking is expensive (27 euro for the night). Breakfast is expensive (26 euro). Cocktails bay from 10 to 98 !!! Euro. All kind of fancy drinks for the rich and famous. I guess Hamburg is getting expensive, including this hotel. Did not go to top floor terrace, nor Spa, not sure if they were open or existing at all? Must be more expensive anyway. Value for money: no

Kathy A.

Google

This is the second time at The George, the first time in 2023. Both times I stayed 4-5 nights. The hotel is modern, comfortable beds, convenient location to groceries, bus, trains, and restaurants. Room service was timely. The restaurant is superb. The staff is friendly and very accommodating. Anytime I travel overseas to Hamburg, I will stay at The George!

YATREEGAN

Google

Its beyond what our initial expression and thoughts.|I wish we could have known few facts in advance.|Spend your evening with them specially after 8PM onwards.||location: Day time its very rough and not appealing. Good 30 min. walk from centre and neighborhood look sad ( only day time) this turned into great place in evening and we were blown away.||Reception: 9/10 missing Marriott standards by 1 point. Girls can be more welcoming. |( make feel special is an art)||Room: 10/10-Gorgeous decorative-Quality |Neat and clean- Great job|No bus service near by-||checkout : *****Person at check out ( **Sorry forgot your name) wow what a ownership and management skills he has...Keep it going||Staff and rooms are their most

D5593XNmichaelk

Google

This is a wonderful hotel but the staff is what sets them above others ( I am a lifetime titanium member). My stay lasted 5 weeks and it was an extremely difficult time in my life. The staff constantly showed kindness and interest over the entire stay. I cannot thank them enough. I cannot thank them all, but special thanks to the Front desk Mgr. Baris, and the entire front desk staff. Also Petra, DaCaio restaurant and Fardin.05 DaCaio bar. Thank you very much!!!!!

KlaudiaK3797

Google

The hotel is very nice. We loved the decoration. The rooms are not big but sufficient, the breakfast is not cheap but definitely worth the value. The breakfast staff is super friendly and serving you quick you get fresh coffee and eggs, omelette included in the price. The location is good there is a bus stop very close which takes you to the centre. On the other side of the hotel there is the river and a river restaurant. The bar has a very big offering and it has a great atmosphere. We enjoyed having a beer there.||The two negative things for us over that the hotel actually didn’t have any summer blankets in June we got very thick winter blankets. And even if we asked for change, they said they do not have any. It was very warm like that. The other thing is rather minor but it could be an easy fix: the hairdryer was full of dirt and therefore it couldn’t take any fresh air so it switched off after 1 minute then you have to wait again until it cools down. this should be definitely replaced.

Qype User (.

Yelp

So the food is good, expensive for Hamburg, but well presented and a carefully selected menu. Great tiger prawns. The bewildering thing is that whilst the waiters, maitre d' and the menu all seem Italian, the food seems remarkably French - lots of jus and reduction, not so much of the fresh flavour. If someone knows the chef, say bonjour from me. Very stylish, and seems to hit it off with the well-heeled of Eppendorf. Really good wine list, including a great Sardinian white (can't remember the name). To go to the toilet you have to voyage far into the centre of the earth, and may well miss coffee navigating back. I'd go back.