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Hotel Atlantic Hamburg
Hamburg · An der Alster 72-79
Hotel Atlantic Hamburg

Hotel Atlantic Hamburg

Est.

1909

221

Rooms

Udo Lindenberg checked in during the 1990s and never left.

Rock musician Udo Lindenberg has lived permanently at the Hotel Atlantic since the 1990s — arriving one day with his guitar and simply never leaving. The hotel, which opened in 1909 as a luxury address for passengers of the transatlantic liners, has accepted this arrangement with characteristic North German equanimity. The building's grand white façade overlooking the Outer Alster lake has made it a Hamburg landmark, and its guest list over the decades reads like a diplomatic directory crossed with a rock festival programme. 221 rooms and a sense of institutional permanence that no amount of eccentric residencies can shake.

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