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25Hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt

Hamburg, Germany • HafenCity • SPLURGE

avg. $488 / night

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A converted 1890s harbour building in HafenCity with Aisslinger interiors that juxtapose heritage masonry against salvaged furnishings.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring HafenCity's industrial revival

Highlights:

  • 1890s red-brick harbour authority building with original arched windows
  • Werner Aisslinger interiors mixing salvaged doors, anchor chain tables, and exposed copper
  • Bare brickwork and steel beams in lobby layered with kilim rugs
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Hamburg's HafenCity district has spent two decades rebuilding its industrial waterfront identity, and few conversions capture that project as honestly as the 25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt, which was fitted into a late nineteenth-century red-brick harbour authority building — the Altes Hafenamt itself — whose arched windows and Hanseatic masonry have been left almost entirely untouched. The conversion, carried out with interiors by Werner Aisslinger's Berlin studio, opened in 2017 with 170 rooms across five floors, the building's civic bones providing an immediate counterweight to whatever hospitality softness might otherwise have crept in. Aisslinger's approach throughout is one of productive friction — heritage structure played against deliberately provisional-feeling furnishings. Rooms are painted in dusty rose with exposed copper pipework tracing the walls, headboards fashioned from salvaged panelled doors still showing their numbering, side tables assembled from boat anchor chain, and teal-blue carpet laid beneath bamboo folding chairs that carry a faint echo of mid-century campaign furniture. The lobby lounge leans further into the building's past, with original brickwork left bare under exposed steel beams and ductwork, layered over with kilim rugs and chesterfield sofas in a combination that feels closer to a harbourmaster's private library than a hotel bar. The restaurant continues the material conversation: an onyx-topped counter runs the length of the room, bentwood café chairs pulled up alongside tartan banquette seating, pendant lights fabricated from what appear to be salvaged metal petals hanging above the pass.

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25Hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt Reviews

486 reviews

"We’ve been interrailing around Northern Europe for the past few weeks, and this hotel proved to be my favourite. It’s quirky and sufficiently stylish without being pretentious. It’s located in a great area and an easy walk to all main tourist attractions. If there were one thing I’d improve… it’s the quality of the pillows, they’re just too thin. Otherwise, a fun, fab hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 18, 2026

"Booked 3 nights from 8-10 May in this old building hotel , on the second day 9 May which is a Saturday there is no room cleaning and tidying up of bed , don’t no why ? Not sure if room maids are not working on Saturday in this hotel ! Also at night (9 May) when back to the hotel room there is no hot water in the tap and the shower. That means we can’t shower before going to bed. The concierge replied that the hot water needs to be repaired but no idea when that can be done as the staff is on leave ! I feel really disappointed and miserable to stay in a hotel that costs £200 a night but not providing any cleaning and hot water. We will certainty not book this hotel ever again. Hope that they will fix the hot water tomorrow but it’s a Sunday. Really not sure. This is madness."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 09, 2026

"Located in the "Hafencity", the hotel has been opened in a converted old functional building of the former harbour administration. Although there is no subway line nearby, the hotel is easily reachable via Buslines and a short walk. Staff is friendly, check-in was easy. The decoration of the room is a bit "out of the ordinary" but lovely, the bathroom is small but the shower is large, so all good. Remarkably, although it´s an old building, you can hear a lot of what´s going on the floor above or next door. Combined with a price that is a touch too steep (€ 220), this is what costs the fifth star in my evaluation."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 11, 2026

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