Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Hamburg has been the city's leading grand hotel since 1897, on the Binnenalster directly on Neuer Jungfernstieg — Hamburg's most recognised waterside address. The 156 individually decorated rooms and suites look over either the lake or the city, and the building remains a working monument to Hanseatic hospitality.
The fifth-floor Vier Jahreszeiten Spa & Fitness stretches across almost 1,000 square metres, with a traditional sauna, a steam bath, and a rooftop terrace that opens onto Hamburg's rooftop skyline. The treatment menu covers massages, facials, and longer body programmes, and the modern fitness studio runs alongside for guests staying active between dinner reservations.
The kitchen is its own attraction here. Nine restaurants and bars include the two-Michelin-star Haerlin for German fine dining and the popular NIKKEI NINE for Japanese-Peruvian fusion — a culinary spread that few Hamburg hotels match. Fairmont Vier Jahreszeiten is the grand-hotel pick for travelers who want sauna culture inside one of northern Europe's last classic five-star addresses.
