Hecker´s Hotel Kurfürstendamm, Berlin

Hecker's Hotel is a privately run four-star hotel in the western part of Berlin. For the last four decades we have offered excellent service and a personalised atmosphere for our guests. 69 highly modern rooms and suites, some with added luxurious features, aim to please all tastes and demands. The restaurant Cassambalis adjacent to our hotel with its Meditarranean cuisine is a popular meeting point for a sophisticated array of guests from the worlds of culture, politics and the media.

The central location between Kurfürstendamm und Savignyplatz is ideal for a shopping trip or a relaxed stroll through the city. International designers, well-known shops, art galleries, numerous cafés, restaurants and Germany's most famous department store are all within walking distance. The government district around the Reichstag, the exhibition centre at the Funkturm or Berlin's museums, theatres and concert halls are quickly and easily reached by public transport.

There are three non-smoking floors. We also have rooms suitable for the usage of our disabled guests. f you are travelling by car, parking facilities are available at the back of our building or in our underground car park. Pease let us know about your requirements when you book online or make your reservation by phone. Our reception staff will happily assist you around the clock.

If you are looking for the perfect atmosphere to dine in style with your friends or business partners, then you will feel in the right place at Hecker's Hotel. Our first class breakfast buffet and the friendly staff will guarantee you a perfect start to the day.

Whether you are looking for a light lunch or a hearty dinner, the Cassambalis Restaurant with its fresh Mediterranean cuisine is a treat for sophisticated diners. The restaurant team including owner Constantin Cassambalis make every meal an event with Greek starter specialities as well as exquisite meat and fish dishes for our hotel guests and regular diners from the worlds of culture, politics and the media.