SO/ Berlin Das Stue
Tiergarten, Mitte, Berlin
“Diplomatic parkside hideaway”
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Vibe
Minimalist travertine architecture meets Patricia Urquiola's eccentric furniture and whimsical wireframe animal sculptures.
“Diplomatic parkside hideaway”
Patricia Urquiola interiors featuring dramatic lobby sculptures and playful zoo motifs.
Restored 1930s former Danish Embassy with classic neoclassical architectural lines.
High-touch parkside hospitality, serene indoor pool, and private zoo-facing balconies.
In Tiergarten's embassy district on a peaceful park-side corner.
Rooms
Rooms feature high-gloss surfaces and rich textiles, with floor-to-ceiling glass framing views of ostriches and gazelles.
Backstory
Designed by Johann Emil Schaudt in 1938, this heritage-protected building served as the Royal Danish Embassy for decades.
Wellness
The Susanne Kaufmann spa includes a 14-meter indoor pool and a Finnish sauna overlooking the leafy park greenery.
Eat & drink
The Stue Bar offers vintage cocktails and a terrace with an exclusive private entrance to the Berlin Zoo.
The neighborhood
Set in the quiet diplomatic quarter, the hotel borders the vast Tiergarten and is steps from ambassadorial mansions.
“The building’s classic architectural grandeur is matched with a playful but sophisticated interior design. Luxe offerings include an acclaimed restaurant, a Susanne Kaufmann spa and an effortlessly cool cocktail bar.”
“A grand 1930s neoclassical stone building, once home to the Royal Danish Embassy, is the setting for this luxurious boutique hotel, with an enviable location next to the Berlin Zoo and Tiergarten park.”
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