Rebellious, attractive and creative—these are the prominent characteristics that capture the unrivalled atmosphere of Berlin, Germany’s capital. Since Berlin now has become a magnet for travelers all around the world, The Michelberger Hotel, a new hotel group, is aiming to carry this energetic way of life inside the doors of its first property. Renowned designer, Werner Aisslinger, has redesigned this factory building complete with details like façade, high ceilings and massive paned windows. More importantly, all 119 rooms in this hotel display a very effective space arrangement and consist of lots of airiness. Most rooms fall into the category for singles, doubles, and threesome whose the core features include king-sized beds, glass-walled bathrooms, flat-screen TV and soothing grey and sunflower-yellow curtains as well as wallpaper. The hotel’s public rooms heighten the moving experience. From the façade, guests will enter a short corridor filled with oversized light bulbs, informing that the hotel they’re entering is a special place. The courtyard, bar and restaurant areas flow into one another to encourage dynamic interactions. An inviting circular reception desk becomes another sign of warm welcome and a lively night bar with its stage for musical or other performances will attract tourists. In short, the Michelberger hotel indeed provides a compelling counterpart to the hotel’s flowing, modern social space and the city outside. website : THE MICHELBERGER HOTEL