Scandic Hotels, a Swedish hotel chain based in Stockholm, a pioneer within sustainability with the majority of its hotels certified with the Nordic Swan Ecolabel requirement, signed a lease agreement to open a new hotel in Hamburg, a major port city in northern Germany, connected to the North Sea by the Elbe River, well known for its bustling harbour, historic warehouse district, cutting - edge architecture and energetic nightlife, a centre that combines maritime heritage with modern innovation highlighted by a vibrant atmosphere and several attractions.
The development is part of Scandic's strategy to enlarge its portfolio with more hotel destinations in Germany. The establishment set to open in 2030 will be developed under a long - term lease agreement with PEG and Reiss+Co, the co - owners of the property on which the hotel will be constructed.
The hotel will be located near Ankelmannplatz square and the Berliner Tor station, a central hub for transport and public transit in Hamburg situated in St. Georg, part of the borough of Hamburg - Mitte, to the east of the city centre, near the former medieval fortifications and the Hamburg University.
The property's design will feature a modern façade and Nordic design elements providing approximately 430 rooms, a lounge, rooftop bar, fitness centre, and a terrace on the top floor.
The ground floor will house a restaurant and bar area and plans include parking space in the basement for guests and visitors.
Scandic Hotels expansion continues in Germany aligning with the company' growth strategy in the region. The future hotel will the second location in Hamburg, German's second - largest city, with a population of nearly 2 million, a very significant hub and leading centre for science, research, education, logistic, trade, congresses, fairs, events, as well as for both international and domestic tourists.
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https://www.scandichotelsgroup.com/media/press-releases/2025/broadening-offering-in-germany-scandic-to-open-new-hotel-in-hamburg/
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