Hotel Telegraphenamt
Mitte, Berlin
“Telegraph office revival”
Vibe
Historic vaulted brickwork meets Bauhaus curves under a buzzing glass-roofed atrium, bringing high energy to a former imperial communications hub.
“Telegraph office revival”
The 1910 imperial telegraph headquarters converted with preserved vaulted ceilings, historic columns, and exposed brickwork.
Dreimeta interiors juxtaposing raw historic masonry with Bauhaus references, polished granite, and custom duplex suites.
A glass-atrium cocktail bar and on-site Dieselhaus brewery drawing lively crowds across day and night.
In Mitte beside Monbijou Park, a short walk from Museum Island and Hackescher Markt
Rooms
Split-level duplexes feature exposed brick, soaring ceilings, and dark granite bathrooms, with upper windows looking toward the TV Tower and Monbijou Park.
Wellness
Below the public spaces, a dedicated fitness studio and unisex sauna provide a quiet, stripped-back retreat from the city.
Backstory
Conceived by Borchardt restaurateur Roland Mary, the 1910 building once served as the nerve center for Germany's telegraph and pneumatic tube networks.
Eat & drink
ROOT serves sushi and pan-Asian plates beneath the atrium skylight, while Dieselhaus pours Hofbräuhaus Traunstein beer in an adjoining brewery hall.
The neighborhood
Step outside directly into Monbijou Park, with the River Spree, Museum Island galleries, and Hackescher Markt all within a five-minute stroll.
The app
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