Art'otel Berlin Kudamm
Berlin
About Art'otel Berlin Kudamm
Enjoying a perfect location in Berlin's trendy Charlottenburg area, art'otel berlin kudamm is dedicated to pop art genius Andy Warhol, with over 250 of his pieces and photos taken by his best friend Christoper Makos permanently on display. The ideal base for a weekend break in Germany's buzzing capital, we're minutes from the legendary Kurfürstendamm shopping street with its boutiques and designer stores. Landmark attractions such as the Bundestag, the Tiergarten, the Zoo, the Theater des Westens and Aquarium, the memorial church and the Kadewe.Each of our 152 Art Rooms, Art Rooms XL and Art Suites showcases Warhol's pop art and offers complimentary wi-fi, satellite TV and indulgent Elemis guest amenities. Choose a larger Art Suite to enjoy more space, a tea and coffee machine, a luxuriant bathrobe and slippers, and a bathroom with a bathtub or walk-in shower. Inspired by Warhol's studio factory and the metropolitan New York approach to life, our Factory bar is based around a modern, international food concept. Warhol's work adorns the walls, while original cocktail variations can be enjoyed on an elegant stool alongside the stunning marble bar accompanied by chilled lounge music. Our sauna includes a relaxation room and an invigorating shower route' while the gym is kitted out with ultra-modern fitness equipment. And alongside Warhol's work, we have Christopher Makos's famous photos of Warhol and other superstars in specially designed spaces as a grand tribute to an exceptional artist if you're curious to learn more, simply request a personal guided art tour.
- Type: Hotel
- Sleeps: 304
- Check-in: 14:00 Check-out: 11:00
Facilities
- Room Service
- Air conditioning
- Lounge
- Safe
- Sauna
Important Information
Cancellation Policy:
No cancellations or refunds.
Booking Information:
Deposit on arrival.Identification card at arrival.Check-in hour 14:00-.Car park YES (with additional debit notes).
Art'otel Berlin Kudamm Map
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling