Maureen - Berlin, Germany
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HOTEL DE ROME
In the late 18805, Dresdner Bank AG, one of Germany's Big Three financial institutions, moved its headquarters from Dresden to a new building built by master architect Ludwig Heim in Berlin. Rich wood paneling and 13-foot-high ceilings marked the expansive corner offices of the bank, which closed after bombings during World War II ravaged the neighboring palaces and museums along Berlin's Unter den Linden, The city's central promenade gradually has been rebuilt, and, last October, Dresdner Bank's former headquarters opened as the Hotel de Rome.
Though the de Rome retains elements from the prewar bank building, the hotel is anything but staid. Heim's palazzo-sryle architecture-high ceilings, long corridors, glass roofs, cast-iron staircasesmixes with contemporary furnishings in bold shades of red and gold. Downstairs, in the bank's fonner vault, a mosaic-tiled pool pulses and shimmers. Surrounded by golden walls and marble columns, the tranquil space reflects a time when the room housed the precious jewels of Berlin aristocracy.
Like the Dresdner Bank's former clients, guests of the de Rome can step directly from the building into the cultural heart of Berlin. The hotel is within walking distance of the city's Museum Island and the State Opera House. Following an evening stroll, you can take a detour to the de Rome's Bebel Bar for creative cocktails or to the hotel's roof terrace-a rarity in Berlin-for Champagne and magnificent views of the reconstructed Brandenburg Gate.
Hotel de Rome, +49.30.460.60.90,888.667.9477, www.roccofortecollection.com |
