The
Hotel Intercontinental Berlin is a terrific,
five-star hotel located near the Potsdamer
Platz. Not only does the hotel have some of
the largest rooms in the city (the standard
double double measures about 30 square
meters), but the hotel's dining and nightlife
options are wonderful. The highlight is the
Zum Hugenotten restaurant which was awarded 17
points by the Gault-Milau guide and the
Marlene Bar, a tribute to Marlene
Dietrich.
Hotel
Berlin
The
Hotel Berlin is a great option for both
vacationers and professionals visiting Berlin.
The guestrooms are comfortable and guests
receive a high level of service at a
reasonable cost. Some of the nice features of
the hotel include a sauna, solarium and a
fitness facility.
The
Steigenberger Berlin
The
Steigenberger Berlin is a five star hotel
located 10 kilometers from the Berlin Airport
and within walking distance of the
Kurfustendamn, Berlin's theater and shopping
avenue. There are numerous bars and
restaurants inthe area, but the hotel itself
offers several excellent dining options. The
luxurious hotel also has a fitness center,
swimming pool, solarium, massage and sauna for
their guests.
Checkpoint
Charlie is a ringing name in American and
European history. Check out the Haus
am Checkpoint Charlie (House at Checkpoint
Charlie) which has information about the
creation of the Berlin Wall and the tools used
by those trying to scale it.
The
Potsdamer Platz is one of the city's main
attractions and is the hub of a lot of tourist
activity. The area is simply huge and is
filled with restaurants, bars, boutiques and
other fun things to do. The headquarters for
companies such as Sony and Mercedes Benz are
here, demonstrating Berlin's ability to seamlessly
blend industry and commerce.
Museumsinsel,
which means Museum Island, is a collection of
some of Berlin's greatest museums. It's the
oldest complex of its nature in Germany and is
anchored by four of the nation's top museums
including the Nationalgalerie, Altes Museum,
the Pergamonmuseum and the Bodesmuseum.
The
Hotel Intercontinental Berlin is a terrific,
five-star hotel located near the Potsdamer
Platz. Not only does the hotel have some of
the largest rooms in the city (the standard
double double measures about 30 square
meters), but the hotel's dining and nightlife
options are wonderful. The highlight is the
Zum Hugenotten restaurant which was awarded 17
points by the Gault-Milau guide and the
Marlene Bar, a tribute to Marlene
Dietrich. 
The
Hotel Berlin is a great option for both
vacationers and professionals visiting Berlin.
The guestrooms are comfortable and guests
receive a high level of service at a
reasonable cost. Some of the nice features of
the hotel include a sauna, solarium and a
fitness facility. 
The
Steigenberger Berlin is a five star hotel
located 10 kilometers from the Berlin Airport
and within walking distance of the
Kurfustendamn, Berlin's theater and shopping
avenue. There are numerous bars and
restaurants inthe area, but the hotel itself
offers several excellent dining options. The
luxurious hotel also has a fitness center,
swimming pool, solarium, massage and sauna for
their guests.
Checkpoint
Charlie is a ringing name in American and
European history. Check out the Haus
am Checkpoint Charlie (House at Checkpoint
Charlie) which has information about the
creation of the Berlin Wall and the tools used
by those trying to scale it. 
The
Potsdamer Platz is one of the city's main
attractions and is the hub of a lot of tourist
activity. The area is simply huge and is
filled with restaurants, bars, boutiques and
other fun things to do. The headquarters for
companies such as Sony and Mercedes Benz are
here, demonstrating Berlin's ability to seamlessly
blend industry and commerce. 
Museumsinsel,
which means Museum Island, is a collection of
some of Berlin's greatest museums. It's the
oldest complex of its nature in Germany and is
anchored by four of the nation's top museums
including the Nationalgalerie, Altes Museum,
the Pergamonmuseum and the Bodesmuseum. 
