Ku'Damm 101
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From Food & Wine, Apr 2004
“Our hotel was the Ku'Damm 101 a rare outpost of hipsterism deep in West Berlin whose concrete columns and apparent ban on broadloom had throngs of club kids crawling through the bar. But a walk down the Kurfürstendamm (a.k.a. 'the Ku'damm'), a boulevard of brands all too familiar to an American traveler, made it clear that the real action must be in the East. We were about to write off the entire West, until we met Horst Reinwald, master oystermonger....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Mar 2004
“The newest boutique hotel on the main drag of the former West Berlin. Clean lines and a minimal palette....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Oct 2003
“What was once a bland concrete office building on the Kurfürstendamm, West Berlin's main shopping avenue, has been transformed into the Ku'Damm 101 hotel, a haven of spare and whimsical design. Fifties-style chairs reminiscent of tongues and tulips outfit sitting areas, where amoeba-shaped rugs are thrown over industrial rubber floors. Mod benches in the lobby snake between floor-to-ceiling lights, which glow like luminescent trees (on Thursdays, DJ's spin house music until 2 a.m.). The 171 guest rooms are splashed in...” MORE>>
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