In the days prior to German reunification in 1990, the Kempi (as it is lovingly called) was the paragon of a luxury hotel, where celebrities from Sophia Loren or Hildegard Knef, to Michael Gorbachev and Mick Jagger used to stay when they came to visit Berlin.
Located in a sky-scraper in the heart of Berlin-West – a prime location – this five-star-hotel is a first address for both business and pleasure.
Like its parent company in Paris, the Ritz Berlin is known for its exceptional first-rate service.
Do you prefer a luxury hotel, which is smaller and much more intimate than usual Grand Hotels – maybe a resort for meeting prospective key-accounts, or politicians, or a lover?
The Soho Hoose is an international private members’ club for artists and personalities from the world of media.
Like the Regent in New York, the Berlin Regent is impressive with its sophisticated classic interiors and its high level of luxury and comfort.
The Renaissance-style Palais Pannwitz was renovated into a luxury hotel by the famous Berlin fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld in the late 19th century, and it is now in the ownership of Patrick Hellman, who is also a fashion designer.
This luxury hotel with its elegant, modern Italian style is located in an impressive banking building dating back to the 19th century – the spa and swimming pool, for instance, is found in the former vault with its massive safe doors.
Located in a 19th-century town house, this small private hotel unfolds its charm with highly individualized rooms inspired by holiday hideaways in Rome, Hollywood, Cairo, or China.
Behind an unobtrusive façade, this private five-star hotel surprises its guests with some of the most spacious and beautiful rooms in the German capital. If you are a fan of the Bauhaus-style, you will certainly enjoy the minimal and sober interior design.