Radisson Blu Berlin
Germany's capital city is the historical backdrop to many poignant moments of history, with numerous museums, monuments, galleries, and other points of interest to illustrate them.
Due to its laidback lifestyle, friendly locals, and dynamic vibe, it's no wonder why Berlin is one of Europe's most visited cities.
Situated on the banks of the River Spree, the Radisson Blu is nestled in the heart of Berlin, between Museum Island and Alexanderplatz.
It provides a tranquil respite from the buzz of city life yet is within walking distance from many popular attractions and the transportation hub at Alexanderplatz.
There is always something going on in the city, and public transportation ensures you can quickly and efficiently navigate the city.
Radisson Berlin's Aquarium
The hotel's centerpiece is the impressive 82 feet (25 meters) high AquaDom, which greets you upon arrival. The Atrium Bar, located beneath the aquarium, offers cocktails and tasty local dishes with a view of the largest cylindrical aquarium in the world.
The world's largest freestanding aquarium is home to over 100 species and 1,500 specimens of tropical fish.
Access to the two-story glass elevated in the center of the aquarium is possible via SeaLife Berlin to get a closer look.
All 427 guestrooms mirror the tranquil and stylish ambiance of the hotel.
All your worries slip away as you unwind amid the chic décor and take in the stunning views of the skyline or AquaDom.
The Radisson Blue Berlin hotel has a lot of rooms and suites. 427, to be exact. They vary in size and comfort, but most importantly, you can choose whether you want a city, cathedral, or inner court view with the giant aquarium.
The sophisticated accommodations, outstanding service, and perfect location of the Radisson Blu set the ideal staging point to experience one of Europe's most lively and exciting destinations.
The Heaven Spa Berlin inside the hotel offers all kinds of beauty treatments, and there is also a gym and two saunas. But most importantly, a healthy-sized pool where you can do more than dip your feet. So, how about swimming before heading out to discover the German capital?
The Balaustine restaurant's terrace is the perfect place to savor some of the Middle Eastern-inspired cocktails and small dishes for sharing they offer.
Aquarium explosion in December 2022
In the early hours of 16th December 2022, the side of the water tank cracked and later exploded. As a result, one million liters of salt water flooded the hotel's premises and Spandauer street. That's 1000 cubic meters of water weighing 1000 tons.
One hundred firefighters were sent to the accident site, but unfortunately, 1,500 marine animals died. All 350 hotel guests were evacuated from their rooms.
