Located in the heart of City West, the property comprises 239 rooms and 39 suites, a Club Lounge, the beef45 restaurant, the House of Gin Bar and a Lobby Lounge Bar. It also features a recently modernised breakfast restaurant, The Food Court, and an 800 sqm spa area with a pool and saunas.
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On the events side, the hotel offers 2,600 sqm of flexible space across 18 banqueting and conference rooms, accommodating up to 900 guests — a key asset given the alignment with the Hyatt Regency brand, positioned globally in the premium business and city-centre conference hotel segment.
The transition to the Hyatt Regency banner will be accompanied by significant investment in the renovation and modernisation of the property ahead of the switchover planned for the first quarter of 2027. Both leisure and corporate guests will also gain access to the benefits of the World of Hyatt loyalty programme, the group’s international distribution network, and quality standards aligned across the brand.
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“We are incredibly proud to bring the Hyatt Regency brand to Berlin with the future Hyatt Regency Palace Berlin. (…) A fantastic milestone and an exciting addition to our growing portfolio in Germany with the Hotel Palace Berlin. I’m truly looking forward to seeing this iconic property enter its next chapter as part of the Hyatt family,” said Gabriela Basovska, Director Development Northern Europe at Hyatt, on LinkedIn
At a Glance
Hotel Palace Berlin → Hyatt Regency Palace Berlin — Germany
Milestone: Conversion of Hotel Palace Berlin into Hyatt Regency Palace Berlin
Rebranding effective: Q1 2027
Location: City West district, Berlin
Property size: 239 rooms and 39 suites
Meeting space: 2,600 sqm across 18 function rooms, capacity up to 900 guests
Amenities: Club Lounge, beef45 restaurant, House of Gin Bar, The Food Court, 800 sqm spa with pool and saunas
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