B&B Hotel Hamburg-Airport

Recent Reviews: 1346

• User:1Tough_customer

  Trip type: Business

  Does the job for flight cancellations

  23 Sept 2024

  My easyJet flight was cancelled leaving us high and dry and nowhere to stay. This was one of the cheapest available options close to the airport. It cost EUR200 through booking.com and annoyingly there was a separate tax to pay on check-in. Room was functional but not particularly sleep conducive. Lots of noise from aircon unit (even though turned off) and general insulation not great; I could hear all the activity from corridor outside so didn't sleep very well.As it showed only 800m walk from terminal I tried this late at night. I would not reccommend walking - it was dark and unlit paths through parks. Taxi next morning was easy enough and EUR13.

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• User:roryjdoyle

  Trip type: Business

  Good stay

  17 Oct 2022

  Good value for money IBIS Hamburg Airport is less than 10 minutes drive to the airport. Parking is €11. Breakfast is €12. Friendly reception. Clean rooms. Good wifi but no kettle / coffee provided in the room. Bar and restaurant next to reception.simple and efficient

• User:FrancisP01

  Trip type:

  Great location

  17 Sept 2022

  This hotel has a perfect location, is a short walking distance from Hamburg airport terminal. From there you can walk to the S-Bahn and U-Bahn easily within 15 min. Everything is basic, there are no electrical appliances in the room for instance. The room dates back 20 years ago, but is well-kept and perfectly clean. The breakfast option is worth it when you have no time to go out.

• User:vitorbabrazil

  Trip type:

  No longer an airport hotel

  23 Jul 2022

  The concept of an airport hotel is basically its full connectivity, which means most guests there are actually passengers and choose a hotel based exclusively on how it gets integrated with the airport.I had stayed before in this Ibis and the experience was great; this time, however, it was simply awful.First of all, they no longer offer an airport shuttle. How can an airport hotel be called an airport hotel with no direct connectivity with the airport itself??? It is also not possible to use public transportation, for no bus/tube line connects both.Walking is possible, though, it takes a quarter of an hour, but make sure not to have suitcases to drag. A taxi costs 10 euros for a 4min ride.The hotel is not in an easy area, there's not much around it in terms of facilities, the unconnected airport itself being the only one, and still the restaurant won't open for lunch or dinner on weekends - what managerial choice is that??Guests walking along the corridor in underwear, families in more than a room slamming doors, loud children playing in the corridor, noisy snoring neighbours - how can one have a pleasant sleep or rest there??One of the lifts is out of order and the only one in functioning gets constantly blocked by housekeeping or guests.Receptionists have no autonomy and there's never management in the house. And the overnight for over 100 euros isn't exactly a bargain. This time, my feeling is that time and money were completely wasted by staying there; maybe Motel One next door could be a better and cheaper option next time.All in all, to be honest with everyone and since the connectivity doesn't exist at all, the hotel should change its name to Ibis Gross Borstel instead and nobody would feel deceived in the end.

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• User:Adrian B

  Trip type:

  Very Comfortable Stay

  04 Feb 2020

  One night at this hotel. Staff very friendly and helpful. Room and bathroom very clean. Good Continental buffet breakfast. Bed linen clean, bed comfortable. Woken early by doors slamming shut - that was the only downside. Would be good if there was a way to make doors closing less noisy. WolfgangK1724, Leiter Front Office at B&b Hotel Hamburg-airport, responded to this review Dear Guest,Thank you for the great review of our hotel! We are glad that you enjoyed your stay and hope to see you again very soon.SincerelyWolfgang Klammer - Front Office Manager

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