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The Grand Hyatt Berlin on Marlene-Dietrich-Platz was designed by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, with the interiors created by Swiss designer Hannes Wettstein. In addition to 342 rooms and suites, there are four dining establishments and a spa of over 800 square meters with an indoor pool and city views. The Grand Ballroom can accommodate up to 850 guests.

Architecture by Rafael Moneo at Potsdamer Platz

The Grand Hyatt Berlin is located on Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, on the southern edge of Potsdamer Platz, right in the middle of the district that was completely rebuilt in the nineties. The Philharmonie is within walking distance, the Kulturforum with the New National Gallery is nearby, and the Brandenburg Gate is just over a kilometer away. The building was designed by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, while the interior design and furnishings are by Swiss designer Hannes Wettstein. Additionally, the hotel features an extensive program of contemporary art. The names of the conference rooms demonstrate how much the hotel sees itself as part of this urban district: they are named after the architects of Potsdamer Platz, namely Piano Moneo, Isozaki-Kollhoff, and Richard Rogers. During the Berlinale, press conferences for newly presented films take place at the hotel. Parking is available for self-parking or with valet service, and there are also charging points for electric cars. The nearest public transport stop is directly adjacent to the building, making everything accessible even without a car.

342 Rooms, Four Restaurants, and a Spa with Views over Berlin

The Grand Hyatt offers 321 rooms and 21 suites, totaling 342 units. Gastronomically, the hotel operates on four fronts. The Vox Restaurant with its terrace has been located at Potsdamer Platz since 1998, combining European cuisine with French and Japanese influences. It features a large show kitchen and its own sushi counter, with Hugo Thiébaut as head chef. The Vox Bar offers over 300 whisky blends and hosts live music and DJs. The Tizian Lounge serves international classics, and the mesa restaurant offers traditional German dishes for sharing. The Club Olympus Spa and Fitness measures over 800 square meters and is located on the upper floor of the hotel: The indoor pool has a terrace and city views, complemented by a sauna, steam bath, and a fitness area with Technogym equipment. External guests can purchase a day pass. Dogs are expressly welcome and receive a bed, bowls, and a walking map; a dog sitter can be arranged upon request. For events, the Grand Ballroom is available, measuring 724 square meters with ceiling heights of up to six meters. It accommodates 504 guests for banquets and 850 for receptions.

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Rooms and Suites

321 rooms and 21 suites, totaling 342 units.

Architecture

Designed by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, interior design and furnishings by Swiss designer Hannes Wettstein.

Art in the Hotel

An extensive program of contemporary art runs throughout the building.

Vox Restaurant

European cuisine with French and Japanese influences, a large show kitchen and its own sushi counter, head chef Hugo Thiébaut. The restaurant has been located at Potsdamer Platz since 1998 and has a terrace.

Vox Bar

Over 300 whisky blends, plus live music and DJs.

Further Gastronomy

The Tizian Lounge serves international classics, the mesa restaurant offers traditional German dishes for sharing.

Spa and Fitness

The Club Olympus Spa and Fitness measures over 800 square meters, with sauna, steam bath, and a fitness area with Technogym equipment.

Pool

The indoor pool has its own terrace and city views; use is free for hotel guests.

Spa for External Guests

A day pass is available, registration requires identification.

Event Rooms

Nine rooms, including the Grand Ballroom measuring 724 square meters with ceiling heights of up to six meters, accommodating 504 guests for banquets and 850 for receptions. The conference rooms are named after the architects of Potsdamer Platz: Piano Moneo, Isozaki-Kollhoff, and Richard Rogers.

Dogs

Dogs are welcome via the Very Important Dog service and receive a bed, bowls, and a walking map; a dog sitter can be arranged upon request. The fee is 35 Euros per dog per night.

Location and Parking

Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 2, 10785 Berlin. The Philharmonie is within walking distance, the Kulturforum with the New National Gallery is nearby, and the Brandenburg Gate is just over a kilometer away. The nearest public transport stop is directly adjacent to the building; parking is available for self-parking or with valet service, and charging points for electric cars are provided.

Opening Hours

  • Daily: Open 24h

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