Patrick Hellmann Schlosshotel im Grunewald, Berlin
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“For those looking to enjoy Berlin from a less urban home base, the Schlosshotel im Grunewald, in the upscale and leafy Charlottenburg neighborhood, offers bucolic surroundings and luxury.”
“Stroll along the tree-lined streets in Berlin’s tranquil, residential Grunewald district and you could easily miss Patrick Hellmann Schlosshotel. Tucked behind baroque-style gates, it blends in with the surrounding stately homes.”
“This swish historic palace has been resurrected as a hotel under the guidance of German fashion designer Patrick Hellmann. Expect chic, contemporary rooms, a sleek bar, and a wealth of historic details and luxurious touches from the pool to the gardens. It’s finally ready to fulfill its five-star retreat potential.”
What guests liked
- Wonderful staff
- Outstanding hotel
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This stylish and luxury hotel is located in an excellent location where its nearness to some of the most famous attractions in the city of Berlin makes for a perfect place to stay for visitors of the city. Some of the famous centers of attractions near the hotel are; the world-famous Kurfurstendamm Shopping Boulevard which is located at just a simple 10-minute walk from the hotel, the Berlin Trade Fair also located 10-minute walk away from the hotel and almost 5 km from the Theater des Westens. The nearest airport to the hotel is the Tegel Airport which is just 15 minutes away.
Patrick Hellmann Schlosshotel im Grunewald is a perfect mix of cultural identity and modern design of the building; combining the two into perfection to become the masterpiece that the Patrick Hellman hotel building is today. The historic villa has a garden that looks like a park and offers luxurious accommodation options for tourists and travelers alike.
The rooms in the hotel feature the best of modern-day décor with the finest fabrics blended perfectly with the modern furnishes. The rooms feature standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a minibar, full air conditioning and a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
The hotel features other services and amenities such as a bright conservatory, a splendid restaurant which offers a wide variety of cuisines, a beautiful lobby area, and a photo art exhibition where guests can enjoy the sight of some of the best artistic works and an indoor pool where guests can enjoy a good swim.
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