Hotel Atlantic Kempinski, Palace hotel in St. Georg, Hamburg, Germany.
The Hotel Atlantic Kempinski rises near the Außenalster lake with a white facade adorned by classical architectural elements and ornate details from 1909.
The British Armed Forces used this establishment as their Hamburg headquarters from 1945 to 1950 before returning it to hotel operations.
The establishment maintains a culinary tradition through its restaurants, serving regional specialties and international dishes in grand dining rooms with lake views.
Located between Hamburg Central Station and Außenalster lake, the hotel contains 245 rooms equipped with modern amenities and period furnishings.
Parts of the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies were filmed in this heritage-listed building, showcasing its grand interiors to international audiences.
Location: Hamburg-Mitte
Inception: 1909
Official opening: 1909
Industry: hotels and similar accommodation, accommodation and food service activities
Address: An der Alster 72 – 79, 20099 Hamburg
Phone: +494028880
Email: hotel.atlantic@kempinski.com
Website: http://kempinski.com/de/hamburg/hotel-atlantic
GPS coordinates: 53.55722,10.00472
Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:01
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