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Best Western Hotel Kantstrasse Berlin, in the heart of Berlin City-West

In the heart of the lively Charlottenburg district, our hotel immerses you in the authentic atmosphere of the German capital. Just a few steps from the famous Kurfürstendamm shopping avenue, you will enjoy our 80 spacious rooms with modern, bright decor.

For business trips as well as weekend getaways, our prime location gives you quick access to the city centre and its major stores.

Every morning, a generous buffet breakfast awaits you in our light-filled breakfast room.

Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfuerstendamm, Kurfürstendamm avenue

Kurfürstendamm avenue, the prestigious thoroughfare of the German capital, is home to our hotel in a vibrant atmosphere where luxury boutiques and contemporary art galleries mingle. Our elegant rooms offer you a privileged view of this legendary avenue, the stage of Berlin's art scene. Our 236 themed rooms, opened in 2013, combine refined comfort with decor inspired by the great European capitals.

Museum Island, a cultural treasure listed as a World Heritage Site, is just 20 minutes away by car. Head to our El Dorado restaurant to savour authentic Spanish cuisine before setting off to explore the many art galleries and trendy cafés in the area.

Best Western Hotel am Spittelmarkt, close to the Spittelmarkt district

On a quiet street in the historic centre, our hotel welcomes you in a setting that combines modernity and refinement. The 244 spacious rooms offer a soothing view of the Spittelmarkt district, a true architectural gem of Berlin.

Just 150 metres away, Spittelmarkt metro station takes you to the bustle of Alexanderplatz or the majestic Museum Island. Art and history lovers will appreciate the proximity of the Gendarmenmarkt and its classical façades, while business travellers will benefit from quick access to Friedrichstrasse.

Our bar, open 24 hours a day, offers a selection of drinks and snacks in a cosy atmosphere. Every morning, enjoy a generous buffet breakfast served in our six rooms bathed in natural light.

Best Western Premier Airporthotel Berlin, close to Berlin-Schönefeld airport

Just 15 minutes by car from Berlin Schönefeld airport, our 4-star hotel combines excellent service with easy access. The 174 air-conditioned rooms, including apartments and family suites, welcome you in a contemporary atmosphere where comfort comes first.

The 13 modular meeting rooms, bathed in natural light, can accommodate up to 1,000 people for your corporate events.

Guests will appreciate the spa with Finnish sauna and the latest fitness equipment. The restaurant offers a refined menu showcasing local specialities, while free parking and high-speed Wi-Fi make your stay easier.

What are the must-see sights and things to do in Berlin?

 Berlin Cathedral

Majestic on Museum Island, Berlin's Protestant cathedral reveals its monumental silhouette, dominated by an impressive dome. This neo-Renaissance architectural marvel, completed in 1905, bears witness to the grandeur Emperor Wilhelm II wanted for his capital.

Architecture lovers will marvel at the luxuriously decorated nave, while history buffs will discover the Hohenzollern crypt, where nearly 95 sarcophagi of this illustrious dynasty rest. Climbing the 270 steps to the top of the dome rewards you with an exceptional panoramic view over the historic heart of Berlin.

The cathedral museum traces the fascinating history of the building, from the first plans to its reconstruction after the Second World War. Music lovers will particularly appreciate the Sauer organ, a masterpiece with 7,000 pipes that regularly resounds during concerts.

The Alte Nationalgalerie Museum

Perched on its imposing neoclassical plinth, the Alte Nationalgalerie shines at the centre of Museum Island. Its spectacular architecture, inspired by ancient Greek temples, houses an exceptional collection devoted to 19th-century art.

The bright galleries reveal masterpieces of German Romanticism by Caspar David Friedrich and Adolph Menzel, while French Impressionism shines through canvases by Manet and Monet. The sculpture gallery, nestled on the first floor, presents monumental works reflecting the artistic refinement of the era.

Carefully renovated between 1998 and 2001, the museum now offers a captivating chronological journey through the artistic movements that shaped Europe. Multilingual audio guides enrich the discovery of this collection, unique in the world.

For history lovers: visit the city's underground tunnels

The Brandenburg Gate

The quintessential symbol of German reunification, the Brandenburg Gate leaves a lasting impression on visitors with its monumental silhouette. A true link between East and West, this neoclassical masterpiece tells two centuries of Berlin history through its majestic quadriga and Doric columns.

On Pariser Platz, which stretches out at its feet, a unique atmosphere reigns at all hours. Amateur photographers capture its façade bathed in the light of the setting sun, while passers-by admire the chariot of Victory overlooking the city. At nightfall, its spectacular illumination makes it a magical place where Berliners love to meet.

The Reichstag building

An emblematic monument of German democracy, the Reichstag building fascinates with its architecture combining tradition and modernity. Its majestic glass dome, a visionary work by Norman Foster, offers a unique experience to visitors who climb its spiral ramp to the top.

History lovers will discover traces of the major events that marked this place, from the fire of 1933 to its spectacular revival during German reunification. Its neoclassical façade, adorned with the inscription "Dem Deutschen Volke", bears witness to its original purpose as the people's parliament.

The free visit to the Reichstag, by prior reservation, allows you to admire the Bundestag's plenary chamber and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view over Berlin from the roof terrace.

What typical dishes should you taste during a stay in Berlin?

Berlin cuisine skilfully combines German traditions and international influences. Currywurst, an iconic creation born on the streets of post-war Berlin, delights street food lovers with its grilled sausage topped with homemade curry sauce. Lovers of slow-cooked dishes savour Königsberger Klopse, meatballs simmered in a creamy caper sauce.

Winter evenings call for an Eisbein, pork knuckle served with sauerkraut and pea purée, while Berliner Pfannkuchen, jam-filled doughnuts, delight those with a sweet tooth at any time of day. In the lively districts, the döner kebab, reinvented in Berlin in the 1970s, has become an essential local institution.

How to get around Berlin from our Best Western hotels?

Berlin's transport network efficiently connects you to every district of the capital. The U-Bahn and S-Bahn stations, located a few minutes' walk from our hotels, operate from 4 am to 1 am to make getting around easy.

The Best Western Hotel Kantstrasse has direct access to the U7 line, while the Best Western Hotel am Spittelmarkt is just a stone's throw from the U2 U-Bahn station.