
One of the coolest galleries in the world…which room would you like?
There’s only one place to be in Europe if you want cutting edge art - Berlin. Artists from all over the world come here to open galleries, boutiques, or, in the case of Art Luise, a hotel. The hotel is located in a beautiful neoclassical building built in 1829. It is located close to the Reichstag and other essential sights.
Previously home to the rambunctious Mowe Art Club it has taken current owners over 20 years to turn it into its current incarnation. The painstaking detail is clear. Billed as an ‘art gallery in which you spend the night’ the hotel has a number of rooms each decorated by a different artist. Even the staircases are curated by a philosophy professor. He designed them to induce a state of contemplation while on your way to get a sandwich. Nice. Your room is totally unique, just check out these photos, which one would you choose? The restaurant pays homage to the building’s long history and is maintained in the traditional German way while serving a contemporary menu.


Designed by Thomas Baumgärtel

Designed by Dieter Finke

Designed by Wolfgang Petrick

Designed by Shukhrat Babadjan

Designed by Nora Stalzer

Designed by Nathalie Daoust

Designed by Heiner Meyer

Designed by Kiddy Citny

Designed by Guido Sieber

Designed by Oliver Jordan

Designed by Kehl

Designed by Patricia Waller

Designed by Tine Benz

Designed by Roman Schmelter

Designed by Toni Wirthmüller

Designed by Gabriel Heimler

Designed by Schmiddem



Designed by Teresa Mar

Designed by Stefanie Welk
Luisenstraße 19, 10117 Berlin, Germany, Germany