Louis C. Jacob
Splendor ahoy! The Hotel Louis C. Jacob sets the scene perfectly in Hamburg's finest neighborhood. Here, the famous Hanseatic coziness reigns and romance lets delicate buds blossom.
You could spend the whole day like this: Take a seat on the lime tree terrace under the canopy, order coffee, eat cake, watch the cruise liners steam off. The Hotel Louis C. Jacob is perfect for cruise fans: with a direct view of the Elbe, you can celebrate the maritime lifestyle on the terrace. Especially when the Queen Mary 2 sails past: She is given a proper send-off - with cannon shots, finger food and lots of waving. The Lindenterrasse is so legendary that it was also captured by the impressionist Max Liebermann: The atmospheric painting can be admired in the hotel lobby, along with 500 other works of art that adorn the entire 5-star hotel and form the largest publicly accessible private collection in the north.
If you can tear yourself away from your soulmate and the ships, you can enjoy French cuisine at the Hotel Louis C. Jacob starred cuisine by Thomas Martin - rewarded with 2 Michelin stars -, a refreshing cocktail from the hotel bar or a dry Riesling from the wine barrel.
Everything for the most beautiful day of your life: it doesn't take much to celebrate your wedding at the Hotel Louis C. Jacob to celebrate. There is a choice of different function rooms, from the large Elbe Salon to the Biedermeier Room, which always combine history with comfort. The French Room is elegantly playful, with its stucco ceiling and crystal chandelier perfectly imitating a wedding at the French court. The Jacobs wedding package is also royal, taking hearts by storm with its individual service, reception, venue and wedding night.
Speaking of wedding nights: be sure to book the Liebermann Room. There, love really is elevated to the highest art form and, in addition to the ship's floor, a view of the Lindenterrasse is served. You are even closer to the water in one of the Elbe suites, which come with binoculars and a view of passing steamers.
A charming wellness area at the Louis C. Jacob offers a large sauna, a fitness room with cardio equipment and a spacious relaxation area with a fireplace
All in all, the hotel sets the scene perfectly: great cinema
Two stars on a plate
If you can tear yourself away from your soulmate and the ships, you can enjoy French cuisine at the Hotel Louis C. Jacob starred cuisine by Thomas Martin - rewarded with 2 Michelin stars -, a refreshing cocktail from the hotel bar or a dry Riesling from the wine barrel.
All the best!
Everything for the most beautiful day of your life: it doesn't take much to celebrate your wedding at the Hotel Louis C. Jacob to celebrate. There is a choice of different function rooms, from the large Elbe Salon to the Biedermeier Room, which always combine history with comfort. The French Room is elegantly playful, with its stucco ceiling and crystal chandelier perfectly imitating a wedding at the French court. The Jacobs wedding package is also royal, taking hearts by storm with its individual service, reception, venue and wedding night.
Speaking of wedding nights: be sure to book the Liebermann Room. There, love really is elevated to the highest art form and, in addition to the ship's floor, a view of the Lindenterrasse is served. You are even closer to the water in one of the Elbe suites, which come with binoculars and a view of passing steamers.
A charming wellness area at the Louis C. Jacob offers a large sauna, a fitness room with cardio equipment and a spacious relaxation area with a fireplace
All in all, the hotel sets the scene perfectly: great cinema
