HOTEL LOUISA´S PLACE

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 47, Uniting classic and modern, Berlin style Mansion, Cuisine with a great reputation.

• Discover this opulent mansion built in 1904 in typical Berlin style and located in one of the city's most prestigious avenues, Kurfürstendamm. Renovated with the utmost care for detail this high quality hotel conserves the charm of past times. The Hotel Louisa's Place combines harmonious classicism with modern interiors, discretely integrating the latest in modern technology. The high ceilings, illuminated staircase and wrought iron banisters that preside are a vivid record of the splendour of Berlin at the beginning of the last century and a reflection of the historical context of the age.

• The small but cosy entrance hall at Louisa's Place invites guests to experience the world within its 47 suites, all of which have a different character. Wood floors, classic furniture, modern touches... rooms provide an agreeable atmosphere and supreme comfort. All consist of fully-equipped kitchen making it the ideal place for long and short stays alike.
  For those who prefer to stay well away from the kitchen, the hotel also has a highly reputable restaurant on its ground floor which serves delicacious food in an elegant and modern atmosphere. For private celebrations, the Garden room can be converted into an ideal location with a maximum capacity for seating 15 people.
  Guests can also relax and take care of themselves during their stay by taking advantage of the indoor pool, sauna, turkish bath, massage and beauty treatments available.

• The hotel is located in the famous shopping district of Kufürstendamm, or simply Ku'Damm, and is surrounded by a multitude of restaurants, cafés, boutiques with famous design names, galleries and theatres. The hotel Louisa's Place also boasts a central location in Berlin which facilitates access to areas such as the refined Grunewald zone and Tegel airport. Guests are within walking distance of the Gedächtniskirche, the church built in memory of Kaiser Wilhelm, and the Zoological garden.