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Interior design Lutz Hesse
Interiors pare luxury down to its serene and subtle essence, but spare no expense with furnishings by Donghia and Chinese antiques handpicked by proprietor Lutz Hesse. The handcrafted tables and ornaments provide solid accents among the soft colors of raw silk curtains and cherry-wood floors. In bathrooms, an interplay between clear and opaque reflects the city’s multifarious identity.
Architecture Lauber + Wöhr
In an urban center built anew by international star architects, the hotel is one of three Potsdamer Platz projects by Ulrike Lauber and Wolfram Wöhr. While windows of the first-floor Qiu Restaurant & Bar hideaway offer glimpses of the city rushing by, the all-suites residence is meant to provide long-term guests discreet relief from the area’s hustle and bustle, with most rooms facing the inner courtyard.
The Originals Lutz Hesse and Christian Andresen
Well-being High tech, low stress
In its pursuit of holistic healing and energy renewal, the 600-square-meter spa calls upon classic healing modalities, like hot stone massage and reflexology, as well as more modern methods, including an infrared couch that stimulates the metabolism.
Food & Drink Two-Michelin-starred decadence
The menu, which features multi-course tasting menus and à la carte options, is inspired by the lightness of being. Classic dishes are reinterpreted in new ways, always using the freshest local ingredients. Come summertime, the glass roof opens up to late-evening sunsets.
The Mandala Hotel
Potsdamer Strasse, 3
Berlin 10785
Germany
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