Berlin

The Mandala Berlin delivers high-design luxury with heart and personality. This quiet urban retreat rises above the city’s energy, offering spacious suites with room for living and even kitchenettes. Interiors are sleek and uncluttered, warmed by rich woods, silk curtains and artful antiques. FACIL, the rooftop garden restaurant, serves modern, light dishes in a greenhouse-like setting, while the discreet QIU bar is perfect for casual cocktails. The ONO Spa is genuinely relaxing—low-tech ...

Château Royal offers a fresh take on boutique luxury in Berlin, blending sophisticated design with a sense of playful creativity. Housed in a restored 19th-century building with a more recent past as a state office, the hotel transforms this heritage into something quietly bold. Each of the 93 rooms features unique artwork by contemporary artists, parquet floors, and moody, curated interiors that feel more like a collector’s home than a traditional hotel. Downstairs, the sleek bar and seas...

Hotel Luc is the kind of place that surprises you—even before you check in. Located right on one of Berlin’s most beautiful squares, it offers sleek, design-forward rooms with bold blue hues, curated contemporary art and plush fabrics that nod to Prussian heritage without taking itself too seriously. Each space feels thoughtfully individual—from balcony views onto the French Cathedral to clever tech touches and maximised comfort. Downstairs, the restaurant does Mediterranean dishes with...

Roomers Berlin Steinplatz is effortlessly cool—where Art Nouveau grandeur meets bold, contemporary flair. Set in a 1913 landmark building, the interiors pair curved wood panelling and plush fabrics with dramatic 1920s-inspired design. Most rooms are spacious and individual, often with high ceilings and modern amenities like Bose speakers and underfloor heating in bathrooms. Dining is relaxed but polished, while the rooftop spa and gym serve up genuine relaxation with city views. The vibe is...

Hotel Telegraphenamt brilliantly reimagines a grand neobaroque building—Berlin’s former Haupttelegrafenamt—as a hotspot of industrial-chic elegance. Walls of exposed brick, visible steel girders and vintage pneumatic-tube artefacts are balanced by Art Deco flourishes and warm, modern furnishings. Each of the 97 rooms and suites feels thoughtfully individual, with lofty windows, parquet floors, moody lighting and even underfloor heating in bathrooms. ROOT restaurant thrives beneath a gla...