This quiet apartment with its tasteful furniture and individual interior lies at the end of a dead end street in the heart of the quarter Eppendorf. The apartment is located on the ground floor and offers beautiful views of the Ise canal from all of its windows. Some 100 metres down the canal, there are several boat rentals, and one can watch the famous dragon boats passing by. In Eppendorf, there are many shopping facilities. Various restaurants, cafés and bars are inviting the guests to stay and enjoy. On the opposite side of the canal, the Ise market, which is the most beautiful farmer's market in Hamburg, is worth a visit. Two bikes are available for rent for sight-seeing tours or excursions.

A beautiful footpath leads to the river Alster in only 15 minutes. The kitchen is fully equipped. On request, shopping will be done according to the guests' whiches upon arrival. A safe, WLAN, TV, stereo from Bang & Olufsen and telephone are at the guests' disposal as well. The natural stone bath with jacuzzi and rain shower is the perfect place for relaxing. Bus and underground stations can be reached in only 3 minutes. The airport and the train station are only 15 minutes away. A transfer will be organized on request.

At a glance:
baby bed/cot - electric iron - bicyclesbicycles - pets allowedpets allowed - heating - internet - coffee machine - fireplace - highchair - safe box - SAT/cable-TV - stereostereo - telephone - TVTV

With its charm and Mediterranean atmosphere, Hamburg ranks among Germany's most beautiful cities. The seaport at the Elbe river is full of city life and cultural experiences, nature and interesting shopping. The Hanseatic city's landmark is the "Michel", the tower of St.Michaelis church, from where one can enjoy fantastic views of the city, the port and the surroundings. The Alster river offers numerous leisure activities. Hamburg is famous for its port, which is the second largest in Europe and is visited by approximately 13,000 ships each year. The cruise terminal, the historical Speicherstadt and the container harbour are the gateway to the big, wide world. Hamburg's fish market is an absolute must for anyone visiting the city. Since 1703, citizens and visitors deal in various goods from all over the world here. For evening entertainment, St.Pauli is still the first choice. Along the Reeperbahn, there is a great number of bars, restaurants, cafes, shops and live-clubs, where even the Beatles played at that time. Hamburg has a lot of cultural events on offer, for example internationally renowned musicals like "Lion King" or "Dirty Dancing".