Hamburg, Hamburg

Reverb by Hard Rock Hamburg

Name: Reverb by Hard Rock Hamburg
Address: Hamburg, Hamburg, Deutschland
Price range: Ab 160 €
Rating: 3.8

Ein Weltkriegsbunker wird zur grünen Hotel-Pyramide über St. Pauli

Eröffnet · Juli 2024

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Seit Juli 2024 beherbergt der ehemalige Flakbunker an der Feldstraße in St. Pauli mit dem Reverb by Hard Rock Hamburg das erste europäische Haus der jüngeren Hard-Rock-Zweitmarke. 134 Zimmer verteilen sich auf fünf neu aufgesetzte, pyramidenförmige Geschosse über dem denkmalgeschützten Sockel, gekrönt von einem öffentlichen Dachgarten. Damit wird einer der markantesten Kriegsbauten der Stadt erstmals einer touristischen Nutzung zugeführt.

Das Wichtigste

Gruppe: RIMC Hotels & Resorts / Hard Rock Hotels (Reverb by Hard Rock)
Eröffnung: Juli 2024
Zimmer & Suiten: 134 Zimmer und Suiten
Segment: Lifestyle/Upscale
Designer: phase 10 (Architektur)
Einstiegspreis: Ab 160 €

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Der Ort

Das Hotel liegt im Herzen von St. Pauli, direkt am Heiligengeistfeld und nur wenige Gehminuten von der Reeperbahn und dem Millerntor-Stadion des FC St. Pauli entfernt. Die Adresse Feldstraße ist eine der bekanntesten Landmarken des Viertels, der ehemalige Flakbunker war jahrzehntelang ein grauer Betonblock inmitten des Kiez-Trubels. Wer hier wohnt, hat Schanze, Fischmarkt und Hafenkante in unmittelbarer Nähe.

Das Konzept

Der 1942/43 von Zwangsarbeitern errichtete Hochbunker an der Feldstraße diente ursprünglich als Luftschutzraum für die Hamburger Bevölkerung und stand nach dem Krieg jahrzehntelang weitgehend ungenutzt. Seit 2019 hat das Architekturbüro phase 10 den denkmalgeschützten Sockel um fünf pyramidenförmig zurückgestufte, begrünte Geschosse aufgestockt: eine bauliche Operation, die den sogenannten 'Grünen Bunker' zu einem der meistdiskutierten Bauprojekte Hamburgs machte. Auf den neuen Etagen betreibt die Hamburger RIMC Hotels & Resorts Group seit Juli 2024 das erste 'Reverb by Hard Rock' Europas, eine 2019 lancierte, bewusst zugänglichere Zweitmarke von Hard Rock Hotels. Der Bunker selbst war zuvor nie ein Hotel, die neue Nutzung sitzt komplett auf dem historischen Baukörper auf, ohne dessen Substanz zu ersetzen.

Gastronomie & Wellness

Zur Gastronomie zählen das Hauptrestaurant La Sala, die Bar Karo & Paul des TV-Kochs Frank Rosin sowie das Café Constant Grind für den schnellen Kaffee. Auf dem öffentlich zugänglichen Dachgarten in rund 58 Metern Höhe sorgt der Gastro-Container Green Beanie für Verpflegung mit Blick über die Stadt. Ein Rock Shop rundet das musikaffine Markenkonzept ab; ein eigener Spa-Bereich ist nicht Teil des Konzepts.

Google-Gästebewertungen

3.8/5 · 604 Bewertungen

Very nice, clean & quiet centrally-located hotel in Hamburg that is built on top of a WWII Flakturm Bunker – an awesome idea. The rooms had everything you need for an overnight stay. The staff were competent & friendly; and the breakfast buffet was great. Parking is extra with plenty of spaces right outside the bunker. The hotel is located very close to a metro line so that is a plus. We had a great relaxing stay and are going back in August.
Larry Tomsyck · 5/5

This hotel is nearly brand new and the rooms are quite nice and comfortable — aside from the plastic coffee cups, which are a bit odd since there's real glass for the water. I saw a good offer but I almost didn't book because the ratings are so low, until I read them. Most complaints are regarding the service, which are valid. Aside from the small number of people who were great (two!) everyone I dealt with in any way at reception or in the hallways were so awful that I can understand why people don't want to stay there. Further while the location is certainly very convenient to the U-Bahn station next door it's on top of the WW2 bunker, which means quite a lot of walking and an elevator just to get to the entrance to the hotel which is quite time consuming. I thought it would be a normal hotel near the bunker, like the NH across the street. Of course the bunker is cool but it gets old fast, and there is basically nothing to see except the football stadium next door...largely you are looking at a huge parking lot and a very unattractive part of the city. Finally there's nothing less rock and roll than a check out time before 12; I was a bit surprised really! Amazing how much they must have invested in this hotel which is just wasted by the awful service and the low ratings it attracts.
A K · 3/5

Room was pleasant, beds were comfy. Not a huge fan of the windows in showers thing that hotels do these days but it was at least well obscured. Wish the bathroom door was better sound proofed! Negative was that one of the sensors for the lights under the bed was faulty and kept turning on and off until we could figure out how to block it. Really annoying. We reported it in the morning. Hopefully they fixed it for the next guests. Breakfast was nice with good options but there were no signs to say what the vegan options are or what things might contain allergens. Views were amazing and definitely a quirky place to stay but I probably wouldn't do it again.
Emma Crofts · 3/5

First of all, the location atop the old air-raid shelter between the Karoviertel and St. Pauli is extremely spectacular. If you rely on Google Maps for orientation, you'll end up behind the bunker. The entrance is on the left (from Feldstraße), but it looks more like a delivery entrance via the parking lot. The lighting could be better in the evening. The elevator takes you to level '00', from where you cross the old bunker roof to the reception. The rooms are simply and modernly furnished. However, for this price range, I would have expected a closet or at least drawers for underwear. The concept of motion-sensor-controlled lighting under the bed isn't for everyone, especially since a pair of slippers in front of the bed where enough to constantly activate the light. I would have preferred a switch to deactivate it. I skipped breakfast because the price is unreasonable. In the neighboring Karoviertel, as well as in the 'Rindermarkthalle St. Pauli', a two-minute walk away, you'll find everything your heart (or stomach) desires. Upon departure, the local culture and tourism charge will be billed, which is applicable to private trips and is not included in bookings made through the various portals. Conclusion: Great location, hotel: OK
Michel Carus · 4/5

Not impressed at all; the hotel entrance hard to find, the hotel had a 'new system' and couldn't check in till 3pm, and then everyone clustered around the desk to check in just to find out that a registration form had to be filled out before checking in, maybe someone could have passed these out earlier to cut down the processing time at 3pm. The room was okay, the WC (toliet) room was kinda small as was the shower stall, while the sink was in the open room area close to one of the double beds. If I had this information prior then I'd book somewhere else, as this isn't my type or style of hotel...even if it was on top of a rock which was the pull/interest.
Steve McConnell · 2/5

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