This authentic hotel, known for its lush green terrace, is actually a former Nazi bunker from World War II.
Today, Reverb by Hard Rock Hamburg is used for entertainment, art, and cultural events, but it stands out for originally being a bunker built in 1942 at the request of Adolf Hitler. The St. Pauli Bunker, a four-story structure spanning 75,000 square meters, was constructed to protect Nazi workers from British air raids and is one of the significant historical buildings remaining from World War II.
In addition to its historical significance, Reverb by Hard Rock offers an unforgettable experience for tourists visiting Hamburg with its two restaurants and unique terrace view. The nightly rate for this hotel ranges between €300 and €400 for two people.
