The Medium Rooms at 25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt are designed with the 'Captain's Cabin' aesthetic in mind, blending comfort with adventurous flair. These rooms maximize the historic bones of the building, featuring high ceilings and large windows that flood the space with natural light. Each Medium Room is equipped with a comfortable queen-sized bed, high-quality linens, and a dedicated workspace for those on the move. The decor is a curated mix of vintage finds and custom-designed furniture, creating a warm, residential atmosphere. Modern essentials like high-speed WiFi and air conditioning ensure that your stay is as functional as it is stylish.

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Osakaallee 12, Hamburg, Germany

Culinary Delights & Social Spaces

Dining at the hotel is anchored by NENI Hamburg, a culinary destination that draws a lively mix of locals and international guests. The restaurant serves 'Molotov' cuisine—a vibrant fusion of Israeli, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean flavors designed for sharing. Adjacent to the dining room is the Boilerman Bar, a specialized hangout focused on highballs and artisanal spirits. It is the perfect spot to unwind after a day of sightseeing or to kick off an evening in the city. The social energy here is palpable, reflecting the hotel's ethos of community and maritime hospitality. Expect curated playlists, expertly mixed drinks, and a buzz that lasts well into the night.

The Neighborhood

HafenCity is Europe's largest inner-city urban development project, جہاں state-of-the-art architecture meets the historic charm of the Speicherstadt (the world's largest warehouse complex). Located on Osakaallee, the hotel is perfectly positioned for guests to explore the Lohsepark greenery, the Discovery Dock, and the stunning Elbphilharmonie. The area is a vibrant mix of trendy cafes, independent galleries, and the bustling energy of the Port of Hamburg. It is well-connected to the city center while offering a distinct, waterfront atmosphere.

About 25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt

Built in 1885 as the Office for Port and Warehousing, the 25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt is the oldest building in Hamburg's HafenCity district, now serving as a meticulously restored boutique sanctuary. The hotel’s design ethos, created in collaboration with the Dreimeta design studio, revolves around the life of a seafaring captain who has retired to the city, filling his quarters with treasures and stories from around the globe. This narrative comes to life through a rich palette of weathered materials, industrial accents, and vintage-inspired furnishings. The property features 49 rooms (Cabins) that emphasize comfort and character. The Medium Rooms provide a cozy yet functional space, complete with high-end amenities like queen beds and premium toiletries. Gastronomy is a central pillar of the Altes Hafenamt experience; the in-house NENI Hamburg restaurant offers an eclectic 'Balagan' (sympathetic chaos) dining style with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences, while the Boilerman Bar specializes in premium highballs. Beyond its walls, the hotel encourages exploration. Guests are located just steps away from the Elbphiharmonie and the historic Speicherstadt. For those looking to venture further, the hotel offers a fleet of Schindelhauer bikes to navigate the city's canals and bike paths. 25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt seamlessly combines the rugged spirit of the docks with the sophisticated requirements of the modern traveler, making it one of Hamburg's most unique and highly-rated destination hotels.

A Maritime Legend Reborn in HafenCity

Housed in the oldest building in Hamburg’s modern HafenCity district, the 25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt is a masterclass in nautical storytelling and industrial heritage. Once the office for port and warehousing authorities, this landmark brick building has been transformed into a vibrant sanctuary for modern explorers. The design pays homage to the 'Captain’s life'—a mix of rugged charm, seafaring nostalgia, and contemporary luxury. Located at Osakaallee 12, it serves as a bridge between the historic Speicherstadt warehouse district and the bold architecture of the Elbe waterfront. Whether you are here for business or to soak in the maritime atmosphere, the hotel offers a soulfully curated environment that celebrates Hamburg's rich history as a gateway to the world.

The Harbour Experience

Stepping inside the Altes Hafenamt feels like entering a private club for well-traveled sailors and urban wanderers. The experience is defined by an attention to detail that honors the building's past while embracing a playful, modern spirit. From the lobby's weathered wood accents to the cozy corners perfect for sharing travel tales, every inch of the property tells a story. Guests can explore the local neighborhood on distinctive Schindelhauer bikes provided by the hotel, or simply relax in the communal spaces designed with a 'living room' feel. It is more than just a place to sleep; it is a hub for culture and creativity in the heart of the harbor.

Historic landmark architecture
Nautical-inspired interior design
In-house NENI restaurant
Schindelhauer bike rentals
Steps from the Elbphilharmonie

Your Gateway to Hamburg's Waterfront

25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt is the ideal base for those who want to experience the soul of Hamburg. Positioned at the intersection of history and innovation, it offers unparalleled access to the city’s most iconic landmarks, from the UNESCO World Heritage Speicherstadt to the contemporary Elbphilharmonie concert hall. Whether you are wandering through the nearby International Maritime Museum or enjoying a harbor cruise from the Landungsbrücken, the hotel provides a welcoming and stylish return. Book your berth in the Altes Hafenamt today and discover a side of Hamburg that is both timeless and cutting-edge. Your maritime adventure awaits at the Osakaallee.

The Nova Collection Says

The hotel blends historic maritime charm with modern design, evident in its stylish cabins and captivating maritime-industrial aesthetic.

Design Forward

The hotel is set in the oldest building in Hamburg's HafenCity district, a landmark brick structure that infuses the property with a sense of history.

Historic Splendor

The hotel is perfectly positioned to explore HafenCity's unique blend of modern architecture and historic Speicherstadt charm, with bespoke Schindelhauer bike rentals encouraging local exploration.