The Grand Hyatt Berlin, featuring innovative interior design with exceptional modern art, anchors the newly built Potsdamer Platz in the heart of Berlin, Germany.

Potsdamer Platz, the centerpiece of Berlin, has been recreated by renowned architect Renzo Piano into a magnificent complex that houses futuristic buildings and a pedestrian walkway with upscale shops, IMAX and Cinemaxx cinemas, trendy cafés and restaurants. Within walking distance from the Grand Hyatt Berlin is the Tiergarten city park, which also houses the Berlin Zoo. The city's magnificent boulevard, Unter den Linden, is nearby in the Mitte district, which also includes the Brandenburg Gate and the newly renovated Reichstag, housing the German parliament. The hotel also is adjacent to Germany's largest casino.

The Grand Hyatt Berlin offers 342 luxurious guestrooms and suites designed by Hannes Wettstein. Each room includes seven black and white photographs taken from the Berlin Bauhaus Archives that focus on the centers of art development in the 20th century.

Other guestroom features are advanced communications technology, large marble bathrooms designed to create a private spa, flat screen TVs, personal safe and complimentary fruit and mineral water.

Dining and entertainment at the Grand Hyatt Berlin is provided at the hotel's varied restaurants and bars. Located opposite the Philharmonic Hall, Tizian serves "grand" international classics, while the Tizian lounge in the hotel lobby is a great place to meet up with friends or observe the locals. Vox features an open show kitchen, along with a sushi bar, and live jazz and blues music in the Vox Bar. Dietrich's Bistro is the place to meet for an authentic American lunch or dinner, including the best burgers in Berlin.

The Grand Hyatt Berlin also is home to the spectacular Club Olympus Spa & Fitness Center with an indoor swimming pool, gymnasium, jacuzzi, sauna and steam bath along with various day spa services.