Hamburg hotels near Jüdischer Friedhof Altona

Cons: The shower could have been cleaner

Cons: English TV limited to CNN, Bloomberg, and BBC...other stations in German could not even be close captioned in English. Breakfast at hotel was expensive at 18 euros but may not be bad if you consider it a brunch.

Cons: I have stayed at the Radisson a few times over the past year for business. My main observation is that the service/quality has dropped. Check in was efficient and I was given a room on the same floor as the business class rooms and for a standard room it had a very nice view (20th floor). I recently became a VIP member of a frequent traveler program and it was only after I checked in and received an email from them asking if I had been informed about my VIP benefits that I realized that maybe my room assignment was partly because of that benefit and they had forgotten to inform me. However upon check out when I asked if my food and beverage had been discounted as per my membership benefits, I had to provide the email as “evidence”. On top of that the discount only applied to meals at the restaurant but not breakfast or minibar drinks. Other things to note: value for money is not as good. For example, many other hotels now have nespresso coffee machines as standard in their rooms. Here it only is available if you book a business class room. Rooms are clean but the bathrooms need upgrading. Breakfast used to have an egg station but that has now gone, although there is a good selection for breakfast items, it is expensive compared to other hotels in money vs selection. Finally there is a significant amount of construction around the area. During my previous stays, taxis were waiting outside the hotel during the mornings but now it seems like they only come through the area for drop off at the train station. I had to wait 20 minutes one morning to get a taxi from there.

Cons: Restaurant was closed for evening meals during my visit as there was construction around the hotel. Only bar meals available with very limited menu. Given the closure, I would have expected that they could have varied the bar menu to accommodate guests but that was not the case. Even room service was unavailable for a few days but again a limited menu. The location of the hotel is also in a very residential area with limited resources nearby. I have stayed at other hotels closer to the city center which are better located. Room is basic with limited amenities (kettle and tea/coffee, 1 free bottled water but then not replaced despite staying almost 2 weeks, limited bathroom supplies). There was a bedside chocolate the first night but then never replaced. Not sure if that was intentional or whether housekeeping just didn't bother. Staff at breakfast were not very attentive to customers. Sometimes took a while to find someone to ask for coffee. Overall if you are looking for a no frills, basic hotel and will spend limited time there, then the Dorint is ok.