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Come home after work.
Read at your own desk, take care of laundry between workdays and walk towards the harbour at the weekend. You live in a small shared home with four individually rented rooms.
STST89The Suites · HamburgWorking in Hamburg
Hamburg · Schanze
Research at the Nocht Institute. A room with us.
New people, a new team and a research project in Hamburg: arriving should feel manageable. Your room is furnished and your desk is ready. After the institute, there is the Schanze to explore – or simply a home-cooked supper.
Let’s talk about your datesWe rent our rooms privately and independently of BNITM.
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Your journey to work.
The Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine is at Bernhard-Nocht-Straße 74 in St. Pauli. Confirm the actual meeting point with your research group before your first visit.
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Tell us what you have planned.
- When would you like to move in?
- How long do you expect to stay?
- Where will you be working?
Your journey to work.
From our front door to your first day.
Here is the right address and a live route from Stresemannstraße 89. Choose your travel date and the time you need to arrive.
Walking or public transport
Bernhard Nocht Institute · BNITM
Bernhard-Nocht-Straße 74, 20359 Hamburg
Plan a continuous walk through St. Pauli or choose public transport. The institute’s official directions name Reeperbahn S-Bahn station, followed by a walk to the institute.
Addresses and named stops checked against official directions on 31 October 2026. Journey times depend on your day, departure time and entrance.
The Suites
Four rooms. Which one suits you?
Hof, Stuck and Ofen are about 15 m² each. Nest is about 9 m² with a loft bed. Each furnished room is for one person and has its own desk, TV and high-speed internet. You share the kitchen, two bathrooms, courtyard balcony and utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and vacuum cleaner.
We plan to open from mid-December 2026. Current dates appear with each room; we will discuss your requested stay with you personally.
Our house is at Stresemannstraße 89, 22769 Hamburg. The Schanze is a lively neighbourhood; there are acoustic windows on the street side.
The building is heritage-listed and dates from 1886.
approx. 15 m²HofAvailability on requestapprox. 15 m²StuckAvailability on requestapprox. 15 m²OfenAvailability on requestapprox. 9 m²NestAvailability on request
Room pictures are AI-generated visualisations based on the actual rooms. Find details on each room page.
Your stay
Useful to know before you arrive.
Is The Suites inside the Bernhard Nocht Institute?
No. Our private rooms are at Stresemannstraße 89; the institute is at Bernhard-Nocht-Straße 74 in St. Pauli. The route links use both addresses. We rent independently of BNITM.
Official information: Official location information
Am I renting a private apartment?
Hof, Stuck and Ofen are about 15 m² each. Nest is about 9 m² with a loft bed. Each furnished room is for one person and has its own desk, TV and high-speed internet. You share the kitchen, two bathrooms, courtyard balcony and utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and vacuum cleaner.
Can I enquire before moving to Germany?
Yes. Tell us your dates and which room you like. We will discuss availability, rent and next steps with you personally. A room is only reserved once we have reached a binding agreement; the rental contract remains in German.
No-obligation enquiry
Let’s get to know each other.
Tell us what brings you to Hamburg and when you would like to move in. We read your enquiry ourselves and reply personally. Then we can talk about the room, rent and a viewing.
Speak directly with usNo agency feeA personal reply
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