The swirling action of the Ku'damm lies right outside the door, but inside the decor is soothing and serene, the work of some of the continent's top designers, such as Philippe Starck and Arne Jacobsen. Formerly a patrician house, it has been skillfully converted to an attractive and well-kept hotel.
Bedrooms are one of a kind, often containing antiques.
In summer, the owner can be spotted out front tending his flower garden, getting ready to welcome you. Comfort and convenience are found in every room, and in the afternoon you can go for long walks along the woodland trails surrounding the property. The owner is a retired U.S. army officer. But the hotel offers more than river views.