Lux Eleven Berlin-Mitte

A former military hospital, office for the Russian secret service and venue for illicit raves, the imposing white building on Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse in Mitte - now home to the Lux Eleven - has played an instrumental role in Berlin’s life and culture for over a century. Now with 72 luxury self-contained apartments, the building remains a beacon in the neighbourhood, a place where visitors can experience the city not as a guest but as a ‘Berliner’. Only a stone’s throw from Alexanderplatz and Berlin’s iconic TV tower, Lux Eleven is surrounded by cafés, art galleries, bars and restaurants. The first choice for families, musicians and celebrities, the spacious apartments allow guests to live privately and independently for extended stays whilst enjoying the round-the-clock service and facilities of a four-star hotel. Each apartment, from 25 to 55 square metres in size, is spacious and minimalist in style, with a high ceiling, bright-white walls, a flat-screen TV and a well-equipped kitchen. For those seeking an extraordinary stay, there’s also a stunning 160-square-metre penthouse with its own rooftop terrace, gym and sauna. For dining and shopping guests don’t have to go far, with a concept store and milk bar, Type Hype, and a fashion boutique, Anine Bing, on the ground floor. The hotel’s restaurant Prince – now a Berlin culinary hotspot for locals and guests alike – serves innovative Asian cuisine and delicious cocktails. This isn’t only a hotel, this is your Berlin home. Wilkommen.