Berlin offers many luxury hotels. Ranging from historic factories to modern boutique properties, each hotel provides a distinct experience and are conveniently situated nearby famous sites.
Once a Stasi spy hub, this hotel exudes history. Former residents include Brigitte Bardot and Vladimir Nabokov - yet its rooms offer more contemporary feel despite its decor.
The Ritz-Carlton
Though Berlin may be synonymous with avant-garde international hipsterdom, this elegant hotel remains true to tradition. Set within a skyscraper at Potsdamer Platz's revitalized area, this building pays homage to Berlin during its 1920s glory days.
Welcomed into the hotel is the stunning lobby, boasting marble columns and ornate chandeliers. This style continues into each of the 303 refreshed guest rooms that exemplify modern interpretations of art deco design with geometric headboards, black-accented marble bathrooms, pops of rich purple color accented by black accented fixtures, as well as separate living and dining areas featuring city views from some suites.
At POTS Restaurant and Fragrances Bar, they serve classic German fare with a contemporary flair, while Fragrances Bar creates innovative cocktails inspired by fragrance aromas. One of the city's most coveted bars and clubs, Curtain Club attracts both business travelers and leisure guests.
The InterContinental
InterContinental Berlin Embassy District Hotel offers comfortable rooms equipped with the latest amenities. Just steps away from Tiergarten Park and Brandenburg Gate, guests can also find stylish restaurants and bars, an exquisite spa and luxurious amenities at this popular Berlin destination.
At the trendy Marlene Bar, guests can relax with cocktails and cuisine while Hugos restaurant boasts Michelin star cuisine with stunning city views. Additionally, in-room dining services are provided if preferred.
InterContinental offers 558 guestrooms equipped with iPod docking stations and flat-screen TVs featuring premium satellite channels and pay-per-view movies, coffee/tea makers, refrigerators, bath/shower combinations with deep soaking tubs and rainfall showerheads, in-room desks for business travelers and high-speed Internet access; for leisure activities there's also a fitness centre, indoor pool and sauna onsite as well as tennis courts and complimentary bike rentals available to them.
The Mandala Hotel
In an area filled with luxury hotels, this independent yet discreetly luxurious property stands out. Once apartments themselves, its 82 suites still evoke their past with kitchenettes, wall-sized windows and plenty of closet space.
Inside, white walls and blonde wood accents combine for an airy yet homey aesthetic. Each suite boasts living areas and separate bedrooms equipped with premium bedding, 32-inch flat-screen televisions and free wired Internet access; some offer balconies.
FACIL, a two Michelin-star restaurant featuring an open glass roof that opens during summer, as well as its casual QIU Restaurant are among the amenities provided at this hotel. ONO spa area features gym and lounge. Massages, beauty treatments and in-room massages can also be arranged, while concierge services help plan activities and tours around Potsdamer Platz a half-mile away. Also nearby is Deutsche Kinemathek for German cinema and television enthusiasts and two World War II-related sights such as Topography of Terror and Memorial to Murdered Jews of Europe that should not be missed.
The Berlin
As expected from an upscale chain hotel, this property provides convenience and classic luxury, but also stands out from other big hotels in Berlin with a unique edge that sets it apart. Designer Dayna Lee created an atmosphere that recalls New York flair while simultaneously maintaining London townhouse elegance without losing its historical character. Rooms feature spacious accommodations featuring sophisticated decor, flat-screen TVs, en suite bathrooms and most overlook the Berlin Zoological Gardens.
Hotel Mani by Amano offers another luxurious stay option in Berlin. Its black facade and rockstar-chic interior hint at its exclusive stay ahead. Rooms feature soundproof windows, curated minibars with Marshall speakers and Edison bulbs as standard amenities.
Formerly used by Stasi as a spy hub, Berlin Palace exudes old world glamour. From its Orient Express-inspired architecture to hosting A-list celebrities who frequent it, this hotel feels like an intimate luxury hideaway. State-of-the-art amenities include Roman-themed spa and an expansive indoor pool - both are state-of-the-art amenities in their own rights.
