Located within the new Zoofenster skyscraper, which is designed by the German architect Professor Christoph Mäckler, the new hotel features 232 luxury guestrooms and suites. The hotel features a total of 32 floors and stands tall at 118 meters. Crafted with stone and glass, the presidential suite which is the city’s highest suite, is situated on the top floor.
The interior, which is designed by the Parisian agency Inter Art Etudes, features innovations reflecting art deco style. Providing a variety of settings and styles, the hotel features upscale restaurants serving mouth-watering food.
It also features the Romanisches Café on the ground floor and a New York-styled Lang Bar to serve a range of cocktails and artisan beers. The spa at the hotel, named as the Guerlain Spa Waldorf Astoria, offers eight therapy rooms amid a spacious 1,000 square metre spa area. Each of the rooms are individually designed to complement the delivery of a variety of treatments.
In addition to that the Waldorf Astoria Berlin also provides a venue for meetings, conferences and events hosting from 10 people up to 1200. It also features a 3550 square foot ballroom in the second floor for weddings, award ceremonies or banquets.
Providing state-of -the-art benefits, the hotel offers five private rooms with natural lighting throughout and a terrace overlooking the city, for up to 200 people on the sixth floor.
