About Venue
The Maritim ProArte Hotel Berlin provides the right mix of facilities and surroundings that meets the needs of the tourists and the business traveller. If the large conference room with a capacity to have 140 delegates and the bars and the restaurants that carry the Organic seal of quality are a draw for the businessperson, then the modern architecture, urbane design and the unique collection of art create an ambience that is a sure draw for the leisure traveller. Situated right in the centre of Berlin, most business establishments and offices are easily accessible from the Maritim ProArte Hotel Berlin. For the leisure traveler apart from the luxury of the rooms, most of Berlin’s renowned pubs, restaurants and even places of historical and cultural significance are within walking distance.

Facilities
The Maritim ProArte Hotel Berlin has 403 rooms including 26 suites, a proArte Lounge and 2-business centers. The largest conference room can hold up to 140 delegates. Its largest function room can easily hold 1500 guests. In addition, it has 8 other rooms. Maritim ProArte Hotel Berlin has a 120-car parking with valet facility. Check-in: from 3 pm - Check-out: until 11 am - Express checkout. The 4-star hotel has 13 events rooms for conferences and meetings. These 13 event rooms can host up to 1000 people and is fully equipped with modern technical equipment like simultaneous interpretation, dimming, ISDN, Video projector and video conference.

Major Exhibitions
Maritim proArte Hotel hosts a variety of exhibitions, trade shows and trade fairs each year. Some of the major events organized at the venue are:

Nearby Tourist Attraction
Fernsehturm: Fernsehturm or the ‘pope’s revenge’ was built by the communists at the height of the cold war. Located in the East Berlin, Fernsehturm is actually a TV Tower built in the 1960’s. Located on Alexanderplatz, the revolving Telecafe at the top of the tower offers both a place to sip a cup of coffee while gazing over Berlin. Pergamon Museum: The home to a vast collection of ancient articrafts the Pergamon Museum takes its name from one of its prized exhibits, the altar from the Zeus Temple in Pergamon (180-160 BC) and the magnificent Antique Collection, the East Asian Collection, the near Eastern Museum and the Islamic Museum. Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde: The Tierpark is over 160 hectares and has a vast collection of animals like the Alfred-Brehm-Haus- the breeding group of cats, the elephant enclosure, the sea cows and rhinoceroses, the giraffe and monkey enclosures, the crocodile house, the tropical atrium, the bear enclosure and the fauna of Africa. Tiergarten Park: Peter Joseph Lenne transformed a hunting ground for the Prussian Kings, the Tiergarten Park into a park with a series of paths, lakes, sculptures and flowerbeds in the 18th century. Devastated during the WW II it was replanted and regained its former glory in the year 1950.