“Für einen Kurztrip geeignet”
Breakfast was good, though the seating wasn’t especially comfortable, and there was no wardrobe in the room.
Gudrun3 settimane fa
★★★·Hamburg·8.3
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oppure scrivilo: “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Motel One Hamburg am Michel, opened August 2010, offers bright, air‑conditioned rooms with flat‑screen TVs, free Wi‑Fi, and granite‑tiled bathrooms. The stylish One Lounge serves warm snacks, drinks, and a daily breakfast buffet. Underground parking is available. Located a three‑minute walk from Michaeliskirche and 600 m from the Reeperbahn nightlife mile.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Breakfast was good, though the seating wasn’t especially comfortable, and there was no wardrobe in the room.
Gudrun·3 settimane fa
The hotel’s location is excellent. The rooms were a bit small but suitable for a city hotel. The bar was open 24 hours with very friendly staff, and the reception team was also very courteous and competent. Unfortunately, the bar seating was very worn and partly too low and uncomfortable for older guests.
Brigitte·3 settimane fa
The hotel is a nice, cozy place with clean rooms that are set up in a standard way. Its location right next to the Michel was perfect for us because we attended an event there. Although it sits on a busy street, the windows seal well, so with them closed we hardly heard anything. We didn’t think the value for money was good; paying 220 € for a regular room without breakfast is a lot even in Hamburg, and an extra breakfast would have cost around 20 € per person, which felt too steep.
Sandyaw·3 settimane fa
The location and the staff were first‑class. The lobby breakfast didn’t appeal to me – we went both early and late, and it was always packed. The food on the small tables with the folding chairs felt awkward.
Meyer·3 settimane fa
The room was missing a minibar and there wasn’t even a bottle of water. We had to find breakfast elsewhere the next day. The tables were very small, there were no egg options, and the cold cuts were sparse. The price‑to‑value ratio was off.
Harald·4 settimane fa