H'Otello Hotel Berlin

Berlin-Charlottenburg, Germany

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Hotels + Hostels + Guest Houses

Architects: CollignonArchitektur

Location: Savignyplatz, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Germany
Year: 2011
Client: Höcherl Firmengruppe, München
Fläche: 3.760 m²
Bauherr: Höcherl Firmengruppe, München

Close to the Kurfürstendamm, the „H’Otello-Berlin” lies at the heart of Berlin’s pulsating City-West:
With its lively mixture of cafés, bars, restaurants, galleries and shops the Savignyplatz has a particular appeal for the cosmopolitan visitor.

The architecture picks up the urban situation, fits itself into the blocks beside the railway tracks, creating an evocative facade, which is highly visible from the Kurfürstendamm.

The upper floors, which house the hotel rooms, have a facade, which expresses in design terms the individuality and liveliness of the changing residents. The completely glazed ground floor space houses the communicative & public areas.

The Hotel is operated by the brand „H’Otello“ as an individual design and lifestyle-hotel. Its elaborate architecture and the interior design, also by CollignonArchitektur, is addressed to travellers with an emphasis on design and style, that seek alternatives to monotonous standardised chain hotels.