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Hotel Price Contact Intercityhotel Hamburg Dammtor-Messe Arrival Global Miller‘s Symposium 20. – 21. April 2017, Hamburg, Germany Hotels Hotel Price Contact InterCityHotel Hamburg Single room St.Petersburger Str. 1 incl. breakfast: 20355 Hamburg Dammtor-Messe EUR 145.00 Phone: +49 (0) 40 600014-140 ★★★ Double room Call-in allotment: 125 rooms, incl. breakfast: until 25.01.2017, code: EUR 165.00 “Global Miller’s Symposium” https://www.intercityhotel.com/hotels/alle-hotels/deutschland/hamburg/intercityhotel-hamburg-dammtor-messe [email protected] Arrival Arriving by train Arriving by car Train station: Via A23 (coming from Northwest) Via A1 (coming from Southwest) Hamburg Dammtor Switch at ”Dreieck HH-Nord“ to A7 Switch at “Buchholzer Dreieck“ The hotel is located 800 m way from the station. towards Bremen, then take the exit to A7 towards Flensburg, take exit ”HH-Volkspark“ and follow the “HH-Volkspark“ and follow the signs ”CCH / Messe“. signs “CCH / Messe“. Via A7 (coming from North) Via A24 (coming from East) Arriving by airplane Exit ”HH-Volkspark“ and follow the Exit „HH-Horn“ and follow the signs ”CCH / Messe“. signs ”CCH / Messe“. Airport: Hamburg Airport / HAM Via A7 (coming from South) Via A250 / A255 (coming from By public transport: Switch at ”Horster Dreieck“ to A1 Southeast) The S1 towards ”Blankenese“ will drive every 10 mi- towards ”Neue Elbbrücken / HH- Towards ”Neue Elbbrücken“, then nutes directly from the airport Hamburg to the main Centrum“, follow the signs towards ”HH-Centrum“ and follow train station. At the main station you need to switch ”CCH / Messe“. the signs ”CCH / Messe“. to S11 or S21 to the Station Hamburg Dammtor. The Via A1 (coming from Northeast) Car park travel time is approximately 40 minutes. Switch at ”Kreuz HH-Ost“ to A24 Public car park is available next to By taxi: towards ”HH-Centrum“, take exit the hotel. The travel time is approximately 30 minutes. “HH-Horn“ and follow the signs “CCH / Messe“. InterCityHotel Hamburg Dammtor-Messe is centrally located and only a short distance from the convention center (approx. 450 m), the CCH - Con- gress Center (approx. 700 m) and quiet parks. Hamburg Dammtor station is about 650 m away and the historic city center is about 2 km away. Highlights: WiFi (complimentary), nutritious buffet breakfast, modern restaurant with regional and national dishes, Sky Sportsbar, bistro and smoker’s lounge, 6 conference rooms accommodating up to 200 people with panoramic view, bicycle rental Vivid colors and elegant furnishings create a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere in our 275 rooms. All rooms come with soundproofed windows, air-conditioning, safe, and flatscreen TV with Sky Sport and Bundesliga. A FreeCityTicket for free use of public transport in Hamburg is included. – Page 1 – Global Miller‘s Symposium 20. – 21. April 2017, Hamburg, Germany Hotels Hotel Price Contact Radisson Single room Marseiller Str. 2 incl. breakfast: 20355 Hamburg BLU Hotel EUR 189.00 Phone: +49 (0) 40 35 020 Hamburg ★★★★ Double room incl. breakfast: EUR 199.00 www.radissonblu.com/hotel-hamburg [email protected] Adjacent to lush botanical gardens, our high-rise hotel in central Hamburg provides the perfect balance of urban convenience and quiet comfort. Corporate travelers appreciate the hotel’s direction connection to the Congress Center and its location less than 1 kilometer from several interna- tional corporations. Be sure to visit Jungfernstieg shopping district and the historic Alstadt quarter. The striking 27-story hotel offers stunning views of Lake Alster and the cityscape, and all 556 rooms and suites boast chic, mo- dern furnishings. You can savor delicious Italian cuisine at Filini Restaurant and unwind in 3 bars, including the plush lounge of The Room Bar & Club. Services include an on-site spa and a new 500 Megabit per second SDSL Internet connection, which is the fastest in the city. Certified Business and Conference Hotel distinctions along with 13 well-equipped meeting rooms make the Radisson Blu Hotel, Hamburg ideal for hosting business and social events. – Page 2 – Global Miller‘s Symposium 20. – 21. April 2017, Hamburg, Germany Hotels Hotel Price Contact Grand Single room Rothenbaumchaussee 10 incl. breakfast: 20148 Hamburg Elysée EUR 210.00 Phone: +49 (0) 40 41 41 22 22 Hamburg ★★★★★ Double room Call-in allotment: 60 rooms, incl. breakfast: until 28.02.2017, code: EUR 230.00 “Global Miller’s Symposium” www.grand-elysee.com [email protected] The Grand Elysée Hotel in Hamburg has an almost perfect location. The city of Hamburg, River Alster and Moorweidenpark can all be quickly and easily reached within a few minutes on foot. The Dammtor railway station for Intercity Express (ICE) and suburban trains is also only 300 metres and four minutes’ walk away. Travel to and from the hotel by train is therefore made simple. Furthermore, Deutsche Bundesbahn offers special rates for all con- ference guests at the Grand Elysée Hamburg. As well as culture, museums and ports, the Reeperbahn, musicals and a unique museum landscape attract many worldwide visitors to the city year after year. With its 5 star status, the Grand Elysée is the number one hotel in Ham- burg. The central boulevard in the spacious hotel foyer offers its visitors four restaurants, the Bourbon Street Bar and the Boulevard Cafe. The building also has Hamburg’s largest hotel function room, more than 30 exclusive conference rooms and an art gallery. Guests can enjoy daily, atmospheric live music. The hotel’s founder, Eugen Block, is proud of the many accolades the hotel has received, such as the awards for Hotelier of the Year, VDR Best Business Hotel and Top Training Institution of the Year. Awards have also been lavished on the restaurants at the Grand Elysée Hotel Hamburg; with their seasonal specialities and popular lunch menus they are among the best restaurants in this famous Hanseatic city. – Page 3 –.
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