The Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus in Berlin Mitte offers eight meeting rooms from 15 to 123 square meters, the largest being the Kirchensaal for up to 100 people, plus a winter garden, a chapel and bedrooms on site. The 3-star hotel and conference center of the Protestant church stands at Ziegelstraße 30, in the middle of Berlin.
Seminars and company events
The house serves institutions from business, science and culture, as well as church and religious bodies. Its rooms are used for conferences, courses, workshops and celebrations. The official site states that the bright rooms are fitted with current meeting technology and Wi-Fi, and that some of them are air conditioned. The inquiry form for events lets organisers choose from five layouts: lecture, block, parliament, U-shape and banquet. Accommodation for participants can be requested in the same inquiry.
The hotel lists projector, screen, flip chart, pin board, lectern, speakers and microphones, some free of charge and some for a fee. A moderator case and a notebook can be rented. Camera, recording equipment, headsets and an interpreter booth are arranged on request through a separate offer.
Rooms and capacities
The Kirchensaal is the largest room and holds up to 100 people. Rooms 1 and 2 each hold up to 40 people, Room 3 up to 30, and Rooms 4 and 5 up to 26 each. The Kapelle holds up to 40 and the Atrium up to 30. A winter garden completes the offer. The eight meeting rooms measure between 15 and 123 square meters, and the hotel states they can also be used for celebrations.
Accommodation
The hotel offers single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms and accessible rooms. Some rooms are close to the meeting rooms, and others, on the sixth floor, look over the roofs of the city. The reception is open around the clock. The site gives no total number of bedrooms, so ask for the figure that matches your group.
Catering
Catering is tailored to each event, from a small workshop to a conference over several days. Breakfast, menus, snacks, break offers and an evening buffet are all arranged with the organiser. The hotel describes its cuisine as fresh and regional. The house also has a restaurant and a catering service.
History and setting
The hotel belongs to the VCH group of Christian hotels and has an environmental management system audited under EMAS. The house also has a chapel, and the official site presents the history of the house and the figure of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. It stands in the central district of Mitte, which gives participants easy access to the city from the meeting rooms.
Getting there
The address is Ziegelstraße 30, 10117 Berlin. The hotel is in Berlin Mitte, in the middle of the city.





