Hotels

Three unique stays that are more than just places to rest your head.

Château Royal, Mitte
Located just off Unter den Linden, this hotel’s interiors hark back to the belle époque and the swinging 1920s. In each of the 93 rooms hangs a unique work by an artist connected to the city. “We wanted to make sure that when guests wake up, they know that they are in Berlin,” says co-owner Moritz Estermann.

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Telegraphenamt, Mitte
Most forms of long-distance communication in Berlin, from letters and telegrams to the citywide pipe-mail system, used to pass through the Haupt-Telegraphenamt. Following three decades of disuse, the building reopened in 2022 as a grand hotel with nearly 100 well-appointed rooms.

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Michelberger Hotel, Friedrichshain
Tucked away in a busy corner of Friedrichshain, this design-conscious stay offers rooms at reasonable prices and is known for its delectable all-organic breakfasts. Owners Tom and Nadine Michelberger are behind restaurants Ora and Theke, as well as a farmstay outside the city.

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