About Venue
With 7 conference rooms on the ground floor, 2 private salons and 4 conference rooms on the first floor, the Relexa Hotel Stuttgarter Hof Berlin’s (Relaxa Hotel) offers the perfect setting for business meetings and conferences. The hotel also offers rooms at special rates for delegates who come to Berlin to participate in trade fairs and other related events. Similarly, the comfortable guest rooms with their own mini-bar are relaxing enough for the leisure traveller. The 40 car underground parking in the Relaxa hotel premises gives the leisure traveller quick access to his car if he yearns for a spin around Berlin’s high spots.

Facilities
Relexa Hotel has 208 guestrooms and suites, including 189 non-smoking rooms. 40 underground car parking spaces that work on a first come first served basis. Relaxa hotel boasts of 2 restaurants and 2 private salons with a bar. It also has a Golf course and a tennis court. The 24 hour front desk, the business centre and express checkout makes it a popular stay for business executives visiting Berlin. The leisure travellers can relax in the Finnish Sauna or enjoy a steam bath or sun bath at the solarium. The hotel also offers massage for its guests as a part of its well-being programme. Check-in time is 3:00 PM Check-out time is 12:00 PM

Nearby Tourist Attraction
Alexanderplatz: Destroyed in the war, Alexanderplatz’s current appearance dates from 1966-71. It now includes a former departmental (Centrum) store, Alex Passages and the Fernsehturm (TV Tower). The World Time Clock and the Fountain of International Friendship are part of this square. Brandenburg Gate: Brandenburg Gate has 12 Doric columns and is based on the Propylaeum of the Acropolis in Athens. This sandstone construction is regarded as a true symbol of Berlin and since 2002; the Branderburg Gate is closed to motorised vehicles. Checkpoint Charlie: Checkpoint Charlie was the border crossing point between East and West Berlin after the construction of the Berlin Wall. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie is reduced to just a border sign and a soldiers post and stuff of legend and stories of the Cold War. Judisches Museum Berlin: The Jewish Museum is adjacent of the yellow, baroque building of the Berlin Museum, The silvery, steel-clad building, reminds the tourists of a broken Star of David. The Jewish museum was closed at the start of 2001 and opened in September 2001 with exhibitions that reflects the history and life of German Jews.