Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg

General Information

The Atlantic Kempinski features a long heritage for pampering both work and recreation travelers. Surrounding are the Windjammer Rickmer, Museum of Hamburg History, Carl Hagenbeck’s Tier Park, St. Michaelis Church, and Hamburg Kunsthalle. Onsite restaurants cater true Chinese cuisine and world-renowned classical dishes. The Energy Clinic has thermal and health treatments, or clients able to appreciate the swimming pool and gymnasium. Together with surrounding boutiques, restaurants, nightclubs, and treveller destinations, the Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg is also next to the main railway station, subway, and cab amenities, or for visitors driving, an onsite parking place is supplied.

The 220 rooms for guests of the Atlantic Kempinski in Hamburg are generously appointed and planned in sumptuous Grand Hotel fashion. With a mixture of fashion and progression, facilities include cable tv, phone, tele-fax machines, voicemail, use of personal computers, and Internet access.

Originally built in 1909 and completely renowated in autumn 2010, the Kempinski Hamburg is fondly referred to as the “White Castle”, being a common landmark situated on Lake Alster. Apartments are nestled around an indoor patio and the 300-member personnel proposes unmatched visitor amenities, making customers feel greeted.

Dining Information

A breath of crisp wind on the shores of Hamburg's lake Alster. At the refined Atlantic Restaurant, not just the vista of Hamburg's lake Alster is 1st class, but furthermore the facilities of the courteous yet unobtrusive Mitre Wilfried Kopf and his team.

The recent Executive Chef Oliver Pfahler is famous in the German upper gastronomy. He features been working with some of Germany's most reputed addresses and features become famed for his variation of contemporary French cuisine, focusing on fresh and seasonal ingredients.

Oliver Pfahler combines wealthy the contemporary and the classical to establish a mix of tastes. His true creations have gone down well with regular customers. Word features spread, and plenty of recent patrons are flocking to the Atlantic Restaurant.

Location Information

"Venice of the North" - welcome to Hamburg. Although Hamburg is Germany's most northern metropolis, it's highly often compared to a superior town in Italy's north. Its Venetian counterpart, however, cannot lay claim to the unexampled ambiance of cosmopolitan flair, gripping Hanseatic heritage and local fascination. 2nd to none as a departing point for investigating this attractive town is the Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg: on the shores of the lake Alster, in the very heart of city, it's itself a superior sample of the town's Hanseatic culture and lifestyle. Where the world comes together ? Since it opened its doors almost a century ago in 1909, discerning tourists have appreciated the considerable Hanseatic convention of the Hotel Atlantic. This majestic hotel on the banks of the Alster features been a beloved rendezvous among cosmopolitan customers ever since: The world is at home in the Atlantic.