GENERAL OVERVIEW

The Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin markets itself as an upper mid-range hotel with 427 bedrooms and 15 meeting rooms with the largest being the CHARLOTTENBURG & SPANDAU, which seats up to 150 cabaret style, socaters well, both to the corporate market and leisure visitors.

The Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin is located in the Mitte (Central) area of Berlin, and its accessible location can be considered a prime benefit for any international or domestic meeting.

LOCATION

The Radisson Collection Hotel forms part of a modern hotel and office building complex on the banks of the River Spree, surrounded by cafés, shops, several museums, the famous Berlin Dom (Cathedral), and several parks and gardens. The overall setting is consistent with being in an area for business yet within an easy walk of tourist attractions.

The city centre location makes it easily accessible using the city’s extensive bus, train and tram networks as well as from the city’s main station, either a 10–15-minute taxi journey or via a 2 stop underground journey, followed by a 5-minute walk. Alternatively, a taxi from the airport will take around 25-40 minutes. The hotel has underground parking with 600 spaces available, with over a hundred reserved for the hotel.

DESIGN

The hotel itself has a modern steel and glass facade over the first 6 floors, with a domed roof over the top 2 floors, which also houses some of the meeting rooms and office spaces. The overall style is that of a contemporary business hotel with modern, meeting-centric facilities.

MEETING SPACE

The Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin offers 15 versatile meeting rooms across two areas. The ground floor features 10 rooms with private access, ensuring confidentiality—ideal for healthcare and corporate meetings. The Dom Lounge, spanning the 7th and 8th floors, provides five additional rooms with natural daylight, resembling a dedicated business center.

The ground floor’s meeting rooms are centered around a 65m x 8m glass-roofed foyer, accessible directly from the street. This self-contained space is often used for exhibitions, product displays, or catering. The largest room, CHARLOTTENBURG & SPANDAU, accommodates up to 150 in cabaret or 437 in theatre style and can be divided into two sections. Other key spaces include PANKOW (54 cabaret), FRIEDRICHSHAIN and ZEHLENDORF & TEMPELHOF (36 cabaret each), and MITTE 1&2 (24 cabaret). The Topas (20 boardroom) and Opal (12 boardroom, with a circular table for round-table discussions) offer additional flexibility. Natural daylight is available in FRIEDRICHSHAIN and MITTE.

The 7th and 8th floors feature meeting rooms with natural light. NIKOLAI 1 accommodates 200 for a reception, 140 for dinner, or 132 cabaret style. NIKOLAI 2&3 on the 8th floor hold up to 84 cabaret style, while two smaller rooms fit 20 boardroom style each. The extensive foyer space, divided into four sections, is ideal for exhibits, poster displays, or breakout sessions.

The hotel states that it complies with the German FSA code for pharmaceutical meetings and offers pharma-specific delegate packages aligned with regulatory requirements.

BEDROOMS

The Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin has 427 bedrooms: 280 standard double / twin rooms (5 accessible), 125 Premium Business class double / twin rooms, plus 22 suites including the superior Nicolai suite. The décor of the bedrooms varies slightly across each category, all have modern furniture and neutral tones on the walls. All the bathrooms are clad in
marble and of adequate size for a business hotel. All rooms are air-conditioned, designed for the business traveller and include laptop safe, hairdryer and free high-speed wireless internet.

Business Class rooms are the same size as standard rooms but feature additional amenities including bathrobes and slippers, an iron/ironing board, and a coffee machine. However, the size and décor in the rooms are the same as those in the standard rooms.

PUBLIC SPACES

The Bar is located immediately in the Atrium lobby and serves a variety of food and beverages throughout the day and into the evening. It is surrounded by casual seating but is a far from an intimate setting. This changes in the evening, with mood lighting and music (not live) being played to what becomes a social space.

The Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin as with all the hotels that sit in this brand, it benefits from the values of the parent group, including innovative design, and corporate social responsibility. Notable initiatives include the group’s Responsible Business (RB) programme and each hotel has a unique RB Action Plan, covering areas such as community outreach, environmental improvement, employee well-being and health and safety.

EXPERIENCE

The Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Europe’s largest university hospital, is 4km from the hotel with a number of healthcare and life science companies having offices in the city. The Messe Berlin (the city’s principal medical congress venue) is 10km from the hotel.

FITNESS

Leisure facilities include an 11m pool, a modest fitness suite with cardiovascular machines (open 24/7 to guests), two saunas and a steam room. The Spa is located in a discrete area behind the lifts and adjacent to the entrance to the bar. Leisure spaces are not visible either from public areas or the meeting rooms.

The staff-to-guest ratio is that of a business airport hotel and the service is warm and friendly without being that of a luxury or high-end venue.

The service levels are consistent with a venue suitable for healthcare meetings and events.

Reference is made to the many tourist sights accessible, even if not visible, from the hotel but also mentions its proximity to the Berlin Congress Centre.

Some references may, online, be seen to a nightclub being located at the hotel but that has been closed for some time and not visible in any way from outside, or inside the hotel.