Arte Luise Arthotel
Government District, Mitte, Berlin
“Living art gallery”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
A post-Wall creative staple where guest spaces double as an ever-evolving gallery for contemporary artists.
“Living art gallery”
Individually styled guest rooms double as artistic installations created by individual artists.
Restored 1825 neoclassical building with original architectural elements in central Mitte.
Rooms created by regional artists reflecting Berlin's post-reunification creative heritage.
In the Government District near the Reichstag and Friedrichstrasse station.
Rooms
Every room is a unique site-specific installation, ranging from pop-art compositions to minimalist conceptual designs.
Backstory
Housed in a restored 1825 neoclassical mansion, the property evolved from post-reunification artist squats into a hotel in 1995.
The neighborhood
The Reichstag dome and Friedrichstraße station are minutes away on foot in Berlin's central Government District.
“It’s billed as “a gallery where you can spend the night,” and each of its 50 rooms (some of which share centrally located baths) has been painstakingly created by an artist.”
“Guests are met with swarms of color, from the lobby entrance’s sculptures and art installations to the suites, which are individually designed by over 50 artists.”
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
More hotels in Berlin
