Provocateur Hotel

Provocateur Hotel Berlin: When a hotel room wants to provoke

Dutch designer Saar Zafrir transformed a former residential building into an extravagant boutique hotel, where each room is furnished with elegant furniture, velvety textiles, and bold color schemes. The style and furnishings were deliberately designed to provoke: the ambiance evokes a Parisian luxury establishment of the 1920s while simultaneously paying homage to Berlin’s Golden Twenties. Those looking for special hotels in Berlin will find a clear commitment to extravagance here. Equipped with a rain shower, Nespresso machine, and sound speaker, even the smaller rooms are highly recommended. Some rooms also impress with an exceptional color concept and a freestanding bathtub.

Bar, Restaurant, and the night belongs to the Provocateur

Shortly after its opening, the Provocateur Bar became a city hotspot and has already been awarded “Bar of the Year” and “Bar Team of the Year.” Creative cocktails, fine champagne, and exquisite wines are on the menu of the bar in a sophisticated Parisian style, while live DJs attract a trendy crowd until the early morning hours on weekends. This makes the Provocateur much more than just a place to sleep. The Golden Phoenix restaurant, led by Berlin’s creative chef The Duc Ngo, enriches Berlin’s culinary scene with its Franco-Chinese cuisine. In the basement, there is also the exclusive event area “La Cave,” which, with its industrial charm, can be used for special events. Upon check-in, guests receive a complimentary glass of Crémant or a non-alcoholic beverage.