Located in the heart of West Berlin and directly onto the famous Savignyplatz , the first boutique hotel of its kind opened its doors in 2010. Following a complete refurbishment, this historic building, which dates from 1893, has become a charming city hotel with customized service and a relaxing and elegant atmosphere. The SIR FK Savigny Berlin is surrounded by restaurants and bars, the best designers’ boutiques and is just a step away from the Kurfürstendamm, one of the most important avenues in West Berlin.
The hotel has 44 rooms and suites, which offer their own individual character, as well as comfort. The modern rooms include mini-bar, flat screen TV, telephone and hairdryer.
The SIR FK Savigny Berlin features a designer restaurant that offers its customers a generous and healthy breakfast buffet.
Rooms
The hotel has 44 rooms and suites, which offer their own individual character, as well as comfort. The modern rooms include mini-bar, flat screen TV, telephone and hairdryer.
Business Room 20 m2 - 1 Queen bed
Superior Room 20 m2 - 1 double bed
How to get there
Airport(TEGEL): 5 km
Center: 500 m
Fair Center: 1 km
Train: 500 m
Tube: 200 m
Destination: BerlÃn
Berlin covers so much, it is practically impossible to take it all in. The tourist attractions, the museums, historic places, famous districts and artistic centres, all of which are well worth seeing, can be counted in their hundreds.
The remains of the Wall, the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, the Tiergarten, the Kreuzberg district, its Botanical Garden, Alexanderplatz, Potsdamer Platz or any of the 365 museums that the city is home to, make Berlin a city that needs to be experienced in depth.
The Museum Island complex has been declared a World Heritage site by Unesco and is located in the northern part of Spree island between the Spree and the Kupfergraben. In contrast to the central and eastern parts of the city, which are densely urbanised, the western areas open on to wooded green zones, with the lakes fed by the rivers Spree and Havel, offering visitors natural spaces and places to enjoy some leisure time.
The Tiergarten is a large park located in the city centre. During its early years it was a hunting ground and subsequently became a vast green zone for the Berliners use and enjoyment. Worth mentioning is the Berlin International Film Festival, which is held every year in the month of February. The Berlinale evokes the magic of the film world among the towers and glass palaces of Potsdamer Platz. An international jury chooses the winners of the Golden and Silver Bear awards.
Berlin covers so much, it is practically impossible to take it all in. The tourist attractions, the museums, historic places, famous districts and artistic centres, all of which are well worth seeing, can be counted in their hundreds. 
