Berlin Hotels

Hotel Brandenburger Hof

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • great mansion
  • quiet location only steps away from the Ku'damm
  • large rooms

    Cons

  • stuffy atmosphere
  • extras are expensive
  • no pool or fitness club on-site

Hotel Brandenburger Hof Review

The foyer of this turn-of-the-20th-century mansion is breathtaking, with soaring white Doric columns, but once past these you'll find luxurious minimalism. You can breakfast and sip afternoon tea at the sun-soaked tables in the atrium courtyard or, in the evening, sit and listen to piano music. Between courses of New Nordic cuisine in the restaurant Quadriga, diners lean back in cherrywood chairs by Frank Lloyd Wright. Guest-room furnishings include pieces by Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe. Complementing the timeless Bauhaus style are ikebana floral arrangements. The location on a very residential street makes this a quiet hideaway, but Ku'damm and KaDeWe are just a short walk away.

    Hotel Details

  • 58 rooms, 14 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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