Alexander Plaza

Frommer's Review

A short walk from both Alexanderplatz and the historic district of Hackescher Höfe, this hotel originated in 1897 as an office building. In 1997, it was converted into one of the neighborhood's most charming and best-managed hotels. A labyrinth of hallways opens into rooms with unique floor plans. Each has parquet floors, high ceilings, and neo-Biedermeier blond-wood furniture. The Executive rooms are very large. Low-end rooms are smaller and less dramatic, but still very comfortable. Each midsize unit comes with a private bathroom equipped with tub or shower. The staff here is among the most attentive in Berlin.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; health club; sauna; solarium; steam room; room service; nonsmoking rooms

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