A true home base. Germany's second-largest city is home to a large proportion of the Accor group's brandsFrom the prestigious Fairmont Vier Jahreszeiten to the Mövenpick Hamburg located in a former water tower in the heart of Sternschanzenpark, from the lifestyle 25Hours Hamburg HafenCity to the residential Adagio Access, not forgetting the classic Ibis, Mercure and Novotel brands.
The French group, which already has more than twenty hotels in the Hanseatic city, has no intention of stopping there. The last few days have seen the opening of a new Novotel perfectly located for business trips asclose to the main station and the Mönckebergstrasse shopping street.
Connected to the city as well as to the airport and exhibition centre by the Steinstrasse underground station, the Novotel Hamburg Central Station takes advantage of this location to offer a range of services for business travellers, including five meeting and event roomsThe largest has a surface area of 100 m². Customers can also work or relax in the Play & Relax area, or keep fit in the fitness centre. Catering is Scandinavian-inspired at the MYSA Eatery, complemented by the MYSA Bar & Lounge for a tea or coffee break or an evening drink.
Inspired by Hamburg's traditional brick architecture, the contemporary design of the Sundukovy Sisters studio houses 227 rooms and suitesThese include intelligent televisions, Nespresso coffee machines and rain showers. However, the Novotel brand, which already has another establishment in the city near the Alster, is close to making it three in Hamburg.
In association with another Accor brand, ibis Styles, Novotel will be working together to revitalise the Übersee district, a new district within HafenCity which combines flats, offices, shopping and a cruise terminal. The hotel complex is due to open in the second half of 2024, with 170 rooms at Novotel Hamburg HafenCity and 470 rooms at the budget and design brand ibis Styles, plus a bar and a range of dining options.
