Grand Hyatt Berlin
An architectural icon on the Potsdamer Platz: the Grand Hyatt resides in a building by the architect Rafael Moneo. Its Club Olympus Spa & Fitness lies on the eighth floor — with a heated pool, a roof terrace and a wide view over the Berlin skyline.
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Grand Hyatt Berlin: greetings from the front desk
The Grand Hyatt Berlin belongs to the ensemble with which the Potsdamer Platz was reinvented after the fall of the Wall — a clearly structured building by the Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, who puts materiality and restraint above effect. The house lies on the Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, between the Philharmonie, the Kulturforum and the theatres and cinemas of the square, and crowns itself at the top with one of the most beautiful city spas in Berlin.
Club Olympus Spa & Fitness — high above the city. The spa lies on the eighth floor and extends over 863 m². The facilities include a heated indoor pool, a large whirlpool, a sauna, a steam bath and a solarium as well as — the high point — a roof terrace with around 250 m² of lawn and a wide view over the Berlin skyline. House guests use the area free of charge. City wellness with a view, as only a high-rise on the Potsdamer Platz can offer.
The Potsdamer Platz as location. Around the house lies the cultural and urban heart of the new Berlin: the Philharmonie and the Kulturforum, the musical theatre and the cinemas on the square, the Mall of Berlin and the Tiergarten within walking distance. The regional and S-Bahn station Potsdamer Platz lies directly in front — one of the best-connected addresses in the city.
Club Olympus Spa & Fitness — on the 8th floor
The Club Olympus lies high above the rooftops on the eighth floor of the Grand Hyatt and comprises 863 m². The centre is formed by a heated indoor pool and a large whirlpool, plus a sauna, a steam bath and a solarium. The high point is the roof terrace with around 250 m² of lawn and a wide view over the Berlin skyline — in summer the most beautiful spot in the house. Treatments from massage to facial and body care round off the offering; house guests have free access to the spa and fitness area.
Rooms and suites
The rooms continue the clear, material-focused architecture of the house inside: warm woods, natural stone, reduced forms, plenty of daylight. From the upper floors the view reaches over the Potsdamer Platz, the Kulturforum and the Tiergarten.
Restaurants & bar
The house runs several gastronomic addresses — from the restaurant with an open kitchen to the bar. The location on the Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, between theatres, cinemas and the Philharmonie, makes the Grand Hyatt a natural meeting point before and after events on the square.
Location on the Potsdamer Platz
The Grand Hyatt stands at Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 2, in the middle of the Potsdamer Platz ensemble. The Philharmonie, the Kulturforum, the Mall of Berlin and the Tiergarten are within walking distance; the regional and S-Bahn station Potsdamer Platz lies directly in front of the door, which makes the house one of the best-connected wellness addresses in Berlin.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions about the hotel
What does the Club Olympus Spa & Fitness offer?
The spa lies on the eighth floor of the Grand Hyatt and comprises 863 m². It includes a heated indoor pool, a large whirlpool, a sauna, a steam bath and a solarium as well as a roof terrace with around 250 m² of lawn and a view over the Berlin skyline.
Treatments from massage to facial and body care complement the offering; house guests have free access to the spa and fitness area.
Is there really a roof terrace with a lawn?
Yes — the Club Olympus has an around 250 m² lawn on the roof terrace on the eighth floor, with a wide view over the city. In summer it is the most beautiful spot in the house.
Who designed the building?
The Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, winner of the Pritzker Prize. The Grand Hyatt belongs to the ensemble with which the Potsdamer Platz was rebuilt after the fall of the Wall — a clearly structured, material-focused building.
How central is the Grand Hyatt?
Very central and excellently connected: on the Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, right on the Potsdamer Platz. The Philharmonie, the Kulturforum, the Mall of Berlin and the Tiergarten are within walking distance, and the regional and S-Bahn station Potsdamer Platz lies directly in front of the door.
Who is the house suited to?
Everyone who wants to combine architecture, culture and a city spa with a view. The location between the Philharmonie, theatres and cinemas makes it the ideal address for a weekend with a concert or performance — and the pool on the eighth floor is the fitting finale.