Grand Hyatt Berlin
Modern and extravagant, yet timelessly elegant and extremely luxurious: the Grand Hyatt Berlin is one of the gems at Potsdamer Platz and one of the best hotels in the capital.
Among all the hotspots around Potsdamer Platz, the entrance to the Grand Hyatt Hotel looks rather inconspicuous. This makes it all the more surprising when you enter the huge lobby of the 5-star hotel and find yourself under a boldly designed glass roof construction and an oversized picture frame by artist Gerold Miller.
This particularly artistic look, which is as futuristic as it is harmonious thanks to fine woods and muted colors, runs through the entire hotel, arouses curiosity and inspires discovery tours, such as a ride in the hotel elevator: on each floor, where the doors open with a soft "clink", you stand in front of huge stone or wood installations by South Korean artist Jaehyoo Lee. The Grand Hyatt has acquired a total of 150 contemporary paintings and sculptures from the neighboring Daimler-Benz art collection. In addition, there are photographs from the Berlin Bauhaus archive, which are spread across the 321 rooms and 21 suites. Depending on the category booked, these also have access to the Club Floor with concierge service and exclusive lounge, including continental breakfast, snacks and drinks. The Daimler and Maybach suites are particularly luxurious. While one boasts 161 m² and a view of the Philharmonie, the other boasts 210 m² and a view of Potsdamer Platz. What both high-class retreats have in common are private steam baths, separate dining rooms and grand pianos in the living room.
The Club Olympus with gym, 250 m² grassy roof terrace and spectacular views is accessible to all guests. Culinary delights at the Grand Hyatt Berlin include the Vox restaurant with its open show kitchen, first-class breakfast selection as well as sushi, sake and seasonal fine dining cuisine in the evening. In combination with a Berlin chocolate manufacturer, the Vox Bar also celebrates the combination of smoky whisky and dark cocoa creations.
Art gallery
This particularly artistic look, which is as futuristic as it is harmonious thanks to fine woods and muted colors, runs through the entire hotel, arouses curiosity and inspires discovery tours, such as a ride in the hotel elevator: on each floor, where the doors open with a soft "clink", you stand in front of huge stone or wood installations by South Korean artist Jaehyoo Lee. The Grand Hyatt has acquired a total of 150 contemporary paintings and sculptures from the neighboring Daimler-Benz art collection. In addition, there are photographs from the Berlin Bauhaus archive, which are spread across the 321 rooms and 21 suites. Depending on the category booked, these also have access to the Club Floor with concierge service and exclusive lounge, including continental breakfast, snacks and drinks. The Daimler and Maybach suites are particularly luxurious. While one boasts 161 m² and a view of the Philharmonie, the other boasts 210 m² and a view of Potsdamer Platz. What both high-class retreats have in common are private steam baths, separate dining rooms and grand pianos in the living room.
With the best view
The Club Olympus with gym, 250 m² grassy roof terrace and spectacular views is accessible to all guests. Culinary delights at the Grand Hyatt Berlin include the Vox restaurant with its open show kitchen, first-class breakfast selection as well as sushi, sake and seasonal fine dining cuisine in the evening. In combination with a Berlin chocolate manufacturer, the Vox Bar also celebrates the combination of smoky whisky and dark cocoa creations.
