The Ritz-Carlton Berlin was designed by Heinz Hilmer und Christoph Sattler as part of the Beisheim Center near Potsdamer Platz. The 19 stories and 70m high complex was built between 2002 and 2004. Its style is an homage to the Art Deco movement of the 1920s.
Potsdamer Platz with Beisheim Center
Potsdamer Platz with Beisheim Center and BahnTower
Beisheim Center
Ritz-Carlton entrance
The reception area with a beautiful sweeping marble staircase extends over two floors. Its sparkling crystal chandeliers seem to remind Film Festival flashes.
Ritz-Carlton entrance hall
Ritz-Carlton staircase
Ritz-Carlton staircase
Ritz-Carlton entrance hall
Ritz-Carlton bar
Ritz-Carlton bar
The lobby features some almost private spaces to relax.
Ritz-Carlton lobby
Ritz-Carlton lobby and flowers
Opened on Jan 11 2004, the Ritz-Carlton has 303 rooms and 40 suites.
Ritz-Carlton room
work desk
bed
Ritz-Carlton bathroom
Ritz-Carlton bathtub
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