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Conveniently situated near the airport, this hotel is ideal for brief business trips. A good night’s rest is guaranteed, and the service is efficient and friendly.

A quiet and elegant hotel with great views over the historic square, the relatively small Dorint has real style and offers excellent service. All the rooms are first-class and feature elegant furnishings (see Luxury Hotels) .

A luxury hotel on Müggelsee, combining Mediterranean and Asian features. There is a skittle alley, a fitness club, tennis courts, sauna and billiards as well as boat and bicycle hire and an extensive programme of leisure events.

This new four-star hotel is located near Alexandrovka, the historic Russian colony, within walking distance of Schlosspark Sanssouci. Offering great facilities (fitness centre, pool, restaurant, bars), it is particularly well suited as a base for excursions into Brandenburg province.

The newest of Berlin’s luxury hotels, Schweizerhof features beautifully clean lines, precious woods and a large, well-designed fitness area – all in the centre of the western city. Art plays a major part in the hotel – the brightly furnished, Scandinavian-style rooms are decorated with paintings by the artist Ter Hell.

This small hotel, near Schloss Charlottenburg, is well suited to families, as some of its rooms have been specially designed for children’s play. A buffet breakfast is included in the price.

With over 1,000 rooms, this hotel is Europe’s largest, offering a three- to four-star service at moderate prices. Its numerous conference rooms and the latest technological equipment make it the perfect venue for conferences or international business meetings. Yet the hotel is equally ready to cater for the needs of the individual business traveller.

Although this hotel is part of a US chain, it is based in one of the most beautiful old-Berlin town houses near Ku’damm, and guests enjoy the intimate, characterful atmosphere. The late 19th century rooms are tastefully furnished, and the restaurant has outdoor seating in summer.

Glitzy, modern hotel, with furnishings somewhere between functional sobriety and Bauhaus-style. Service and facilities are first-class and Harry’s New York Bar is very popular.

Japanese minimalism is the style that was chosen for this new building on Potsdamer Platz. The spacious rooms overlook the Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, but if this is too mundane for you, you can always enjoy the fantastic views of the entire city from the hotel’s Olympus Wellness-Club.