sly Berlin hosts meetings, workshops, board sessions and conference days for up to 90 people in rooms with daylight, and can house delegates in 150 bedrooms in the same building. The privately owned design hotel stands at Petersburger Strasse 16 in Berlin Friedrichshain and is a member of Preferred Hotels.
Seminars and company events
The meeting area has two rooms, C1 and C2, that open into one space of 114 m², plus a Boardroom. Combined, C1 and C2 seat 90 in rows, 70 in parliament style and 50 in a circle, which suits a kick-off, a training day or a small conference. Used apart, each room takes a working group of about 20 at a U-shape table or a larger audience in rows. The Boardroom, with an industrial character, seats 16 around a block table or 40 in rows. All rooms have current meeting technology, daylight and access to a small terrace on the courtyard. The hotel also has an Open Workspace for calls and remote work before or after a session, and meeting packages are available as a document on request.
Rooms and capacities
C1 measures 55 m² with a 4 m ceiling and takes 20 in a U-shape, 16 at a block table, 22 in a square, 28 in a circle and up to 48 in rows. C2 measures 59 m² and takes 22 in a U-shape, 26 in a square, 30 in parliament style, 32 in a circle and up to 70 in rows. C1 and C2 together give 114 m² for 24 in a U-shape, 32 in a square, 56 to 70 in parliament style and up to 90 in rows. The Boardroom measures 58 m² and takes 16 in a U-shape or at a block table, 26 in parliament style, 30 in a circle and up to 40 in rows.
Accommodation
The hotel has 150 Urban Rooms, each planned around its own floor plan, with oak floors, natural stone, furniture by Fritz Hansen and lighting by Louis Poulsen. A gym and a rooftop sauna with views over the city's roofs are open to guests, which gives delegates somewhere to unwind after a long day.
Catering
Catering comes from the hotel kitchen. For meetings it serves breakfast, coffee breaks, business lunches and standing receptions, with a drinks service through the day. Breaks and buffets are set up around an open kitchen in the foyer. The restaurant and bar sit in a glass greenhouse in the courtyard, with food served from a custom kitchen counter and signature cocktails at the bar.
History and setting
The hotel joins restored older buildings around the courtyards typical of this part of Berlin, with the glass greenhouse at its center on a grassy inner court. Friedrichshain is one of the city's lively residential districts, with restaurants and bars within walking distance for an evening out after the meeting.
Getting there
The U5 station Frankfurter Tor is a short walk away, and the tram M10 runs along Petersburger Strasse toward Warschauer Strasse, an S-Bahn and U-Bahn hub. Berlin Brandenburg Airport is reachable by S-Bahn or regional train.
