Roomers Berlin Steinplatz
In a quiet side street off Ku'damm, a Californian team of architects with Berlin roots has created a building that mixes cool lifestyle, history and culinary delights with casual luxury: Roomers Berlin
On January 1, 2025, the Gekko Group took over the renowned hotel on Steinplatz, which will now welcome its guests as Roomers Berlin. Vladimir Nabokov, Heinrich Böll, Günter Grass, but also Luciano Pavarotti, Yehudi- Menuhin, Alain Delon, Bardot and Zarah Leander: the old Hotel am Steinplatz with its legendary bar "Volle Pulle" has seen them all - and kept their secrets behind its richly decorated Art Nouveau façade. Only one scandal made it into the tabloid press in the 1960s: Back then, Romy Schneider actually dared to go to her own room "accompanied by a gentleman", but the strict night porter loudly denied her access, which ultimately ended in a rather unnamed scuffle. The consequences: an injured porter, an angry Schneider, a rejected lover and a hotel whose name became a little more famous.
Since its opening in 1913, the building has undergone numerous renovations and served as a meeting place for artists, intellectuals and celebrities. As part of the renaming to Roomers Berlin, this historical legacy of the hotel will be preserved and continued through the luxury lifestyle concept of the Gekko Group. A special highlight will be a new restaurant in collaboration with The Duc Ngo, which will form the heart of the hotel.
A new beginning
Since its opening in 1913, the building has undergone numerous renovations and served as a meeting place for artists, intellectuals and celebrities. As part of the renaming to Roomers Berlin, this historical legacy of the hotel will be preserved and continued through the luxury lifestyle concept of the Gekko Group. A special highlight will be a new restaurant in collaboration with The Duc Ngo, which will form the heart of the hotel.
