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Hilton Berlin the Facts HILTON BERLIN THE FACTS Directly located in the centre of Berlin and only a short drive from AT A GLANCE the city’s main airports, Hilton Berlin offers beautifully designed • 601 contemporary guest rooms and suites accommodation within easy walking distance of the city's major • Spacious 360m2 Executive Lounge attractions. Whether here on business or taking a break in this • 15 flexible meeting rooms for up to 500 guests, cosmopolitan city, enjoy excellent dining options and warm all located on one floor hospitality throughout your stay. • 700m2 Health Club & Spa with swimming pool, sauna and a Fitness Centre – open 24 hours, 7 days a week • 400 parking spaces OUR ROOMS GUEST ROOMS Choose a bright and airy guest room or treat yourself with a fabulous dome view from large opening windows. Relax after a long day in this modern room, styled in rich and warm tones. DELUXE ROOMS Step up to a Deluxe room, offering all of the amenities found in our guest rooms plus a separate seating area. This spacious 40m2 room offers plenty of opportunities to combine relaxation with work. SUITES Indulge in an individually designed suite overlooking the Gendarmenmarkt. Choose from Junior, Corner, Duplex, Dome and Presidential suites, all of which offer Executive Lounge access. EXECUTIVE ROOMS Stay in one of our Executive rooms and enjoy access to the spacious 360m2 Executive Lounge with great features: • Complimentary breakfast at the rich buffet • Cold snacks throughout the day • Drinks, warm snacks and canapés in the evening • Private Check-In / Check-Out • Free use of Wi-Fi in the Executive Lounge • Afternoon tea and choice of newspapers Organise a meeting in one of our two dedicated meeting spaces – a casual lounge-style room or a more formal boardroom with free Wi-Fi. EAT & DRINK MARK BRANDENBURG RESTAURANT LISTO LOUNGE Host a business lunch or a family celebration in Soak up Berlin's cosmopolitan atmosphere at the this lively restaurant and take in stunning views Listo Lounge with live music, snacks and cocktails. of the German Dome whilst enjoying regional and international specialities à la carte. DOM CURRY Take a break during your meeting and enjoy BELETAGE RESTAURANT Berliners’ favourite food al fresco, the Currywurst or The perfect choice for planning a business curried sausage. Savour it with home-made curry lunch, brunch buffet, reception and gala dinner, ketchup, fries and a well-chilled coke served at our or enjoy our Sunday Lunch including a fantastic Dom Curry directly on Gendarmenmarkt! view over Berlin's most beautiful square, the Enjoy free Wi-Fi in all restaurants, Lobby area and Gendarmenmarkt. Listo Lounge. • 350m2 with seating capacity for 250 guests • Separate buffet area • 2 connecting meeting rooms OUR FACILITIES HILTON BERLIN HEALTH CLUB & SPA Unwind from a busy day in the Hilton Berlin Health Club & Spa: • 700m2 spa area • Range of facilities and services • Treatments and therapies • Massages • 24-hour Fitness Centre • Heated indoor pool • Sauna and steam room facilities • Hair and beauty services MEETINGS CONFERENCES & EVENTS A prime central location, state-of-the-art facilities and dedicated support make Hilton Berlin an ideal choice for corporate events and grand celebrations. FEATURES • 1,900m2 of event space on one floor • 15 versatile function rooms • Column-free Grand Ballroom, Business Centre • Panoramic foyer overlooking the Dome • Restaurant Beletage for lunches and receptions • Audiovisual and technical equipment rental MEETINGS SIMPLIFIED If you plan on having a small meeting, benefit from our Meetings Simplified packages : • Ideal for up to 25 delegates • Simple meeting packages for one great value price • Free Wi-Fi • Simple to book via phone or email within 24 hours of your meeting for true convenience • No cancellation fee 24 hours prior to arrival LOCATION • Benefit from our Event Bonus rewards giving you HHonors points every time you spend on eligible • Berlin Tegel Airport: 20 minutes via taxi meetings charges • Berlin Schönefeld Airport: 30 minutes via taxi • Distance to central railway station: 4km u s berlin • centralStadtmitte train metro station rightu in front of station the hotel OUT & ABOUT fr i e d Berlin is always worth a visit. The ever-changing r i c hs city is the German capital and a vibrant meltingkanzlerpark t ra museum u insel ss pot for culture, music and fashion. e reichstag • Gendarmenmarkt with German Dome – 0km u friedrichstrasse platz der n • City Centre – 0km republik unter den linde branden • Shopping street Friedrichstrasse – 0.1km s 17.juni burger tor strasse de sse • Shopping boulevard "Unter den Linden" - 0.5km schestra u französi f ebe • Checkpoint Charlie – 1km tiergarten riedrichst r t • Brandenburger Tor – 1km st r asse wilhelms r • Reichstag – 1km a sse ss • Mall of Berlin – 1.5 km e tiergartenstra erstrasse potsdamer tras leipzig platz u • Berlin Wall – 1.8km stadtmitte u s s • Tiergarten Park – 3.5km e sse chke-stra rudi-duts salon eisler eisler CONFERENCES & EVENT ROOMS heine ii i ii FLOOR PLAN salon heine i salon weimar salon dresden hairdresser boardroom fontane business centre ballroom salon lobby ballroom ballroom ballroom voltaire ground floor a b c gallery foyer buffet LIFTS wardrobe salon humboldt salon durieux beletage restaurant salon panorama foyer salon schinkel corinth CAPACITIES & DIMENSIONS 2 ) Theatre ClassroomU-Shape BoardroomBanquet Reception Cabaret Height (m)Area (m Natural DaylightSound SystemDimmer Ballroom A 160 105 42 36 120 230 80 3.6 192 — • • Ballroom B 120 85 46 36 100 180 80 3.6 160 — • • Ballroom C 65 40 39 36 60 80 48 3.6 96 — • • Ballroom A-B-C 480 315 80 68 330 500 256 3.6 448 — • • Salon Corinth 150 99 50 44 120 200 96 2.6 168 • • • Salon Humboldt 100 60 30 30 60 100 48 2.6 140 • • • Salon Durieux 90 50 36 30 60 100 48 3.5 110 • • • Salon Heine 1 35 24 15 18 30 50 24 2.7 53 • • • Salon Heine 2 50 33 30 30 50 70 40 2.7 86 • • • Salon Fontane — — — 16 — — — 2.8 59 — • • Salon Dresden 40 27 24 18 30 50 32 2.7 55 • • • Salon Voltaire 45 26 20 18 20 40 — 2.8 52 — • • Salon Schinkel 30 20 20 20 — 30 — 2.7 48 • • • Salon Eisler 1 15 — — 8 — — — 2.7 22 • • • berlin.hilton.com Salon Eisler 2 15 — — 8 — — — 2.7 22 • • • HILTON BERLIN Salon Weimar 20 — — 10 — — — 2.7 27 • • • Mohrenstrasse 30 | 10117 Berlin | Germany T: +49 (0)30 20230 0 | F: +49 (0)30 20230 1 Panorama Foyer — — — — — 320 — 2.6 373 • • • E: [email protected].
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