When the Cold War ended and the Berlin Wall came down, the city experienced a construction boom. As a result, there is a glut of hotels, mostly in City West. Hotel prices are lower than some other European cities, like Paris and London, and the rooms tend to be more spacious as well.
Modern, sleek and uber stylish, award-winning Lux 11 embodies the sensibilities of the new Berlin. Each comfortable apartment is like home: fully equipped with everything you need. There is a popular bar, restaurant, boutique, and hair salon on site as well.
The Hotel Adlon was rebuilt in 1997 after having been destroyed during World War II. No detail was forgotten in the ornate decor, including large bathroom of black marble. The service is legendary, and the spa is among the best in Europe.
Individually-designed rooms with quirky features like airplane seats and beds suspended form the ceiling make Arte Luise Kunsthotel a truly unique lodging experience. It is in a nice, quiet location, convenient to good restaurants and the train station.
Fora truly stylish lodging experience, Soho House might beat all other options. This new hotel is designed for the trendy party goer, with large, fun guest rooms, and spaces intended to create a club-like atmosphere, like a lounge, library, and a roof top pool.