Holiday rentals & lettings in Hamburg

Are you looking for cheap rentals in Hamburg to organise a weekend getaway for a couple? Are you planning to spend several days in the city with family or friends and need accommodation? On Holidu you will find the best offers of tourist rentals for rent between individuals. Most of them are located in the historic centre of the city, where most of the monumental attractions that you must visit during your stay are concentrated and the greatest leisure offer. Very modern rentals with capacity for 2, 3 and 4 people mostly. Decorated with taste and almost all with terrace, so you can enjoy the wonderful views of the city. Do you want your rental in Hamburg to have a sauna or jacuzzi? Do you come with your dog and need a holiday rental that allows pets? You'll find everything on Holidu.

Known as the "Gateway to the World", the "{Venice}{16821}} of the North" or the "City of a Thousand Bridges", Hamburg is the great city and port of the north of the country. Bathed by the Elba River, this destination attracts thousands of tourists every year due to the charm of its canals, its long history and its wide variety of leisure activities designed for both adults and children. Ideal for those who enjoy cultural visits as well as for those who arrive with a great desire to party at night, or both. What are you waiting for to book your rental in Hamburg?

Situated in northern Germany, Hamburg is a city of approximately 1.8 million inhabitants that forms its own federal state. With a metropolitan area of 5.3 million inhabitants including parts of the neighbouring states of Schleswig-Holstein and Basse Saxony. Being the second most populated city in the whole country, only surpassed by Berlin.

According to the opinions of hundreds of travellers who have already rented a letting in Hamburg for a few days, the best area to stay is the centre, unique in its kind. Surrounded by three wide avenues, with very elegant buildings, the Town Hall, two artificial lakes and magnificent views of several of the towers of the city's churches. Being the red zone of Reeperbahn the preferred one by the tourists. But the harbour area is also especially attractive for booking a letting in Hamburg, where you'll find numerous canals evoking the landscape of Amsterdam and Venice, refurbished old warehouses as dwellings and a charming seafaring district where most of the city's nightclubs and bars are concentrated. But if you're looking for something more alternative, nothing better than the Sternschanze neighbourhood.

Hamburg is an ideal city for all those who enjoy visiting or attending cultural shows. It has 40 theatres, 60 museums and 100 music venues and clubs. In addition to a wealth of monuments, with buildings as beautiful as the churches of San Pedro, San Miguel and Santa Catalina, the Hall of the Philharmonic of Elba or the City Council itself.

The Speicherstadt district is home to one of Hamburg's greatest icons, the old red brick warehouses with copper roofs erected in the 19th century. It is crossed by numerous canals through which small boats navigate.

This nightclub is located in the port district of Sankt Pauli. In him they began to make their first little pinitos The Beatles, reason why in him can be found memories of Lennon and McCartney.

Built in 1868, this bridge offers one of the most typical urban postcards of the city on one of its two interior lakes that can be crossed in picturesque boats. The perfect place to take a romantic walk at nightfall.

Since time immemorial, Hamburg's churches have been competing for the best organs and the most attractive concert programme. Many times free.

Just as you couldn't visit Berlin without trying the famous sausages, you can't visit Hamburg without trying its salmon or herring sandwich, very typical of the city. One of the best places to try it is the Alsterarkaden, an old gallery full of shops and bars.

Hamburg is one of the most expensive cities in Germany. The costs for a holiday rental here amounts to about £151.68 per night.

If it is your aim to save the maximum amount during your visit to Hamburg, you should travel in February (£133.75 per night on average), January (£140.42), or March (£141.2) to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

In 2019, the month that offered the highest average prices in Hamburg was May, with an average price of £160.41 per night. This was followed by June, with an average of £159.66, and September, with £159.64.

In order to not have problems finding accommodation in Hamburg it is necessary to think ahead, as 69% of rentals are usually booked, according to last year's data.

The months when it's the easiest to find free accommodation in Hamburg are March (the average amount of properties that are free reached 73.8% of the total in 2019), April (71.75%), and February (42.75%).

Holiday lettings in Hamburg reach their peak in demand in September, with an availability rate of 14.25%. The second most requested month is December, with 16.25%, and third is June with 16.6%.

In Hamburg we work with 14 different providers to give you a choice of 420 properties, so you will not be short of options!