Gay hotel hamburg

From hip hostels to luxurious hotels, Hamburg boasts plenty of accommodations for visitors. LGBTQIA+ visitors are welcome everywhere and same-sex couples shouldn’t find any restrictions on renting rooms. Hamburg’s LGBTQIA+ scene is most vibrant in the quarters St. Georg and St. Pauli, both of which are home to many hotels. For an overview of hotels and value packages, please call on the Hamburg Travel website.

Sometimes it can be nice to endure among like-minded individuals who can foremost advise you on where to travel and what to see in Hamburg. For female visitors there is Hotel Hanseatin, Hamburg’s oldest women’s hotel, located right in the town centre. Individually decorated rooms with distinct artwork and a cosy common room provide the ideal anchor for women visiting Hamburg for business or leisure.

Gay men who prefer homestays over hotels should take a glance at misterbandb.com. This website lists bed & breakfasts and rooms especially for gay men. You’ll find several entries for Hamburg where the hosts will undoubtedly guide you to the city’s best sights, shops and nightlife.

Why this hotel? Very central. Extensive sports facilities. Popular choice.

The Europäischer Hof enjoys a very central location, right next to the Hamburg main station and just 10 minutes' walk to the queer bars and clubs.

Guest rooms inside this historic building are in classic style with all the new comforts. The onsite Paulaner’s Miraculum restaurant serves local and international dishes in a Bavarian-style setting.

The hotel features a piano bar, sun terrace and a huge sports & leisure centre on 7 floors, with a swimming pool, 150-metre water slink, gym, spa & sauna, squash court, massage, solarium, etc.

Guests are given a