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Grand Hyatt Berlin

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Designed by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo and opened in 1998 on Potsdamer Platz, the former no-man's-land that divided East and West Berlin along the Wall, the hotel stands as one of the defining architectural statements of the city's reunification-era reconstruction, steps from the Berliner Philharmonie.

About Grand Hyatt Berlin

History

Grand Hyatt Berlin opened in 1998 at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin’s Tiergarten district, as part of the redevelopment of the former no-man’s-land at the city’s center after reunification. The hotel is widely documented as a modernist design by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo. Publicly available references also associate the hotel with the Vox dining venue, which is the property’s notable restaurant/bar.

The setting

Grand Hyatt Berlin stands on Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 2 at Potsdamer Platz — the square that was no-man's-land divided by the Berlin Wall and, after 1990, the site of Europe's boldest urban reconstruction. Potsdamer Platz is five minutes on foot, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe fourteen minutes, and the Brandenburg Gate seventeen minutes' walk. The hotel forms part of the mixed-use development anchored by Helmut Jahn's landmark Sony Center, steps from the Berliner Philharmonie and the Kulturforum's museums. Surrounded by a cluster of landmark luxury hotels, Grand Hyatt sits at the epicenter of the city's postwar renaissance, offering guests immediate access to Berlin's most dynamic cultural and commercial quarter.

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