Big 5 Room City Apartment+Metro,Clean+free Wifi

• Apartment just for you
• Self-check-in via code
• Free, unlimited high-speed Internet—ideal for working from home and online meetings
• Free Netflix
• Fresh linens and towels
• 1 min to the metro and bus station
• 5 min to downtown / main train station / 10 min to the Congress Center / University
• 15 min. to Reeperbahn / Nonstop connection to the airport in 25 min
• Several supermarkets, bars, and bakeries just 3 min. away
• 2 min to HfbK / Miami Art School
• SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD
• Free parking in the neighborhood

In my bright and cozy apartment in the center of Hamburg, you’re welcome to build a network of contacts or just do your own thing :-)

It’s just perfect for a romantic weekend getaway or for business travelers because everything in our apartment is brand new (fresh linens, fresh towels, fridge, Wi-Fi, Netflix).

Maybe we’ll see each other… maybe not… but we’ll always stay in touch via WhatsApp

Hohenfelde stands out for its central and modern location. Here you can go shopping (the Hamburger Meile shopping center is a 3-minute bus ride away) and find bars (Sky & Sand Bar) and restaurants. Everything is within walking distance. Thanks to its location, the Alster is just a 10-minute walk away and invites you to take a romantic stroll.
You can also reach our city center, museums, and musicals in just 5 minutes by train

You can reach the following public transportation options:

- U1 Wartenau in 1 minute
- Metro Bus Line 5 in 1 minute
- S1 Landwehr in 3 minutes
- Stadt Bike (bike rental / first 30 minutes free / registration on the website required)
- Free parking: Hagenau, Convenstr.

• I only accept bookings from guests who speak German or English without a translator and use the Airbnb app
• Please note that you are booking an apartment, not a hotel. I would appreciate it if you treat the tenants and the property with respect.
🏠 House Rules
Compliant with the platform’s current guidelines for short-term rentals
Effective as of 01.07.2025 | Updated: July 2025
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Welcome—and why these rules are important
A warm welcome and thank you for choosing this accommodation!
Like many hosts around the world, I’ve gained a wide range of experiences over the years—both as a host and as a guest in many countries. These rules were developed based on specific situations, guest feedback, host communities, and discussions on the platform.
The goal is to foster clarity, fairness, and consideration—for you, for me, and for the neighborhood. Some of these rules may seem obvious—but unfortunately, experience shows that they aren’t for all travelers.
These house rules are not meant to restrict or lecture anyone, but rather to create a respectful shared framework—regardless of background or habits. They help ensure that the guests who come after you will also find a clean, quiet, and ready-to-use apartment—just as you would like it to be now.
Thank you for reading these rules with an open mind.
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1. 🔇 Quiet & Consideration – at all times
The house rules are based, among other things, on the zero-tolerance policies of leading booking platforms—particularly regarding parties, noise disturbances, and unauthorized guests. Penalties are imposed only on a proportionate basis—a fee may be charged only in the event of a documented violation of the rules.
Consideration is not limited to specific times but applies throughout the day.
• Music at a reasonable volume is acceptable—but no pre-parties, no party-level noise, and no drinking in the stairwell or entryway.
• Please also avoid loud conversations, slamming doors, or confrontational behavior.
• Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.—including weekends and holidays.
During these hours, please be especially considerate: loud group conversations, boisterous laughter, the scraping of chairs, or alcohol-induced commotion—especially after a night out together or “pre-drinking”—can be perceived as a disturbance of the peace.
Imagine if there were a scene just like this at your home every weekend after midnight—eventually, even the best neighborhood would suffer as a result.
Out of consideration for everyone, we ask that you avoid late-night cooking sessions altogether