Best Luxury Hotels in Germany

Part of the legendary and very luxurious Four Seasons portfolio, this sumptuous hotel does not disappoint. This historic hotel originally opened its doors in 1858 and was once one of the city’s most modern establishments as it boasted gas lighting and hot water. Although times and expectations from guests have moved on significantly, this hotel is still committed to being at the top of its class. The hotel is located at the Maximilianstrasse and there are 67 large and very luxurious suites for guests to choose from. Unwinding on the huge balcony and taking in the views of the cityscape is a great way to unwind, while the indoor swimming pool is an elegant place to splash around.

As you would expect from a Mandarin Oriental, guests who check into this are treated to nothing but the best. Without a doubt, guests will want to make sure that they secure one of the 25 spacious suites. Each suite combines classic elegance with modern convenience, although the thing that elevates these accommodation options above the rest is their wrap around balconies. The corner suites are by far the most spacious and luxurious and guests will be treated to views out over the historic city centre while they catch up on a little work or simply sit and sip a cocktail or two while the sun sets over the city. The China Moon Rooftop Terrace is the perfect place to swim or dine in style as guests are treated to a range of excellent dishes and drinks as well as an unforgettable 360-degree view of Munich’s cityscape.

With the historic old town just 400 meters away and boasting a location on one of the city’s most prominent shopping streets, the Hotel Kö59 Düsseldorf offers guests a fantastic location. In addition to a large and lovely room, guests over the age of 18 are treated to full access to the Holmes Place Health & Fitness Club, which can be found right next door. Bar 59 is the perfect place to unwind in the evening, while the Vintage wine room is a classy establishment where guests can sample wine from all over the world.

Set in the heart of Dusseldorf’s downtown district, the Breidenbacher Hof Düsseldorf has established a strong reputation for being one of the best hotels in the whole of Europe. This elegant establishment boasts just 79 rooms and 16 spacious suites for guests to choose from, which helps to create an intimate yet very refined atmosphere. Lovers of fine dining can enjoy an excellent range of traditional German dishes at the onside restaurant, while the indoor swimming pool is the perfect place to unwind.

Situated just steps from the city’s shopping and entertainment district, this iconic luxury hotel is ideal for people who like to stay in style. While the area is famous for its excellent nightlife scene, the Steigenberger Parkhotel Duesseldorf also features three impressive restaurants right on the site. Spending time in the Finish sauna is a real treat for people who have spent all day seeing the sites, while there is no better way to unwind than by securing a spot on the terrace in the evening and taking in the views right across the city.

There are plenty of opportunities to unwind beside the water at the Hyatt Regency Dusseldorf as this modern establishment is located right beside the waiting water of the Media Harbour. This establishment is also famous for being the home of the Rive Spa & Fitness, where guests have the opportunity to unwind in their own personal whirlpool. The hotel boasts 303 guest rooms in total and it is a good idea to choose one of the suites that provides stunning views of the harbour. Guests are also treated to views of the Rhine River and old town from the hotel’s large terrace.

Set right in the heart of Hamburg, this hotel is perfect for business travellers who like to surround themselves with luxury. In addition to just under two hundred spacious and very comfortable guest-rooms, there are six function rooms to make use of, each of which features a wide range of modern communications equipment. The picturesque Binnenalster Lake can be found just a hundred metres from Barceló Hamburg and guests who secure one of the lake facing rooms on the upper floors will be treated to stunning views of the city. However, it is worth venturing out to enjoy a meal in the hotel’s celebrated 1700 restaurant.

Boasting a stunning lakeside location, the Fontenay is likely to appeal to people who have a flair for the flamboyant. This elegant and uber-luxurious hotel showcases plenty of dramatic features that really makes it stand out from the crowd. Guests will want to ensure that they choose one of the suites that looks out over Lake Alster and the spacious balconies that adjoin these suites are the perfect place to unwind after a day exploring the city. The Fonteray Spa is the ideal place to relax in style and guests will be able to make full use of the infinity pool, while this leading hotel is also famous for its excellent dining opportunities.

Boasting a convenient location in the heart of the city, the Reichshof Hamburg treats guests to plenty of luxury and lavishness. Showcasing plenty of Art Deco nostalgia, the dark woods and cream furnishings are liberated by splashes of colour such as period lamps and silk throws. Guests who are seeking plenty of space will love the extra-large suites. There are also two on-site saunas for guests to pick from and a special quiet zone that has been designed for pure relaxation. Whisky lovers will be in their element in the classy Bar 1910, which also features a pool table and an extensive cocktail list, while the business areas are available to use to catch up on a little work.

Gracing the western side of the Inner Alster Lake, the Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten provides guests with a historical and romantic atmosphere. This renowned establishment originally opened its doors in 1897 and guests are greeted warmly as they pass through the dramatic and spacious lobby with its colourful skylight. The entire hotel has been built on a grand scale with marble columns and antique furnishings throughout. By far the best option for luxury lovers is the Penthouse Suite, which comes complete with a private hot tub as well as a spacious balcony and a kitchenette. There are several onsite dining options for guests to choose from, although the double-Michelin-starred Haerlin, with its gourmet cuisine and lakeside views, should not be missed.

People who value style are sure to have a memorable stay at Louis C. Jacob. This elegant hotel can be found just four miles from the city centre and is nestled right on the edge of the Elbe. Food lovers will not want to miss the chance to dine in style in one of the hotel’s two Michelin-starred restaurants. This is a great place to enjoy velvet lobster soup seasoned with champagne while taking in unforgettable views across the Elbe from the decadent Lime Tree Terrace. Even breakfast is a lavish affair here and guests are treated to a rich and extensive buffet each morning.

A lifestyle design hotel, the Fritz Lauterbad is oh so cool. An angular, modern and black wood-clad exterior with lots of glass for prime forest views, gives way to sleek modern studios. Although the approach to furniture is designer minimal, all of the cleverly arranged accommodations include comfy seating areas, workspaces, big luxe floating-style beds and balconies. Natural materials are used throughout, including the 1000 sqm wellness area, which offers clear views of the Swabian Alb. here you can take a yoga class, follow a health programme, or simply chill out and tuck into some fresh, regional cuisine.