Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz, Hotel and skyscraper at Alexanderplatz, Berlin, Germany
Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz is a 125-meter (410-foot) tower with 41 floors located directly at the square in Berlin's Mitte district. The building contains 1028 rooms, restaurants, a fitness center, and multiple meeting spaces for guests seeking modern accommodations in the city center.
Architect Roland Korn designed the building in 1970 as Hotel Stadt Berlin, serving as an official state property under the East German Interhotel chain during the Cold War. Following reunification, the structure was renovated and rebranded as an international hotel under its current name.
The hotel opened on 7 October 1970, the 21st anniversary of the GDR's founding, as the Interhotel Stadt Berlin with 1006 rooms and around 1000 staff. Its 37th-floor Panorama International restaurant later housed a casino, the highest in Europe, until November 2010. The rooftop terrace is open to the public for a fee and looks south toward the Fernsehturm.
The hotel sits directly next to Alexanderplatz station, where subway and commuter rail lines converge, making public transportation access straightforward. Visitors can quickly reach other areas of Berlin from this central location without lengthy walks.
The 37th floor once held the Panorama International restaurant, whose casino was the highest in Europe until it closed in November 2010. Two 35-metre antenna masts added in October 2006 bring the total height to 149.5 metres. In March 2021 firefighters secured a loosened letter "r" from the rooftop sign.
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