nhow Berlin
Berlin’s loudest hotel—in all the right ways
A Hotel That Hits All the Right Notes
Set on the banks of the Spree River in the creative heart of Berlin, nhow Berlin is Europe’s first music hotel—and it leans into the concept with unapologetic flair. Neon-lit, boldly designed, and wired for sound, this hotel doesn’t whisper. It sings, thumps, and pulses with energy. Designed by Karim Rashid, the interiors are a heady mix of curvaceous furniture, saturated color palettes, and pop-art provocations. Think chrome, hot pink, and psychedelic patterns—and that’s just the lobby.
Rooms Tuned for Style and Sound
The musical theme continues in the rooms, where modern comforts meet playful design. Expect fluid forms, custom lighting, and river or city views that catch Berlin at its best. Some rooms even come with guitars or keyboards on request, and the in-room sound system makes it easy to stage your own private concert. Soundproofing is excellent—so while the vibe may be loud, your sleep won’t suffer.
Music, Mood, and More
The hotel has two professional recording studios on site, plus a rehearsal space, making it a legitimate creative hub for visiting artists. The restaurant and bar mirror the design ethos—bold, sensory, and social. DJs play regularly in the lounge, and there’s often an art installation or cultural event happening in the public spaces. Even the spa leans into the vibe, with ambient lighting and curated soundscapes that nod to the nhow’s musical heart.
Creative Energy on the River
Located in Friedrichshain, right near the East Side Gallery and Oberbaumbrücke, nhow is surrounded by Berlin’s most eclectic and artistic neighborhoods. Whether you’re here for a festival, an exhibition, or just to tap into the city’s electric energy, nhow puts you in the middle of the action—while offering an experience that’s as curated as it is unconventional.
DNA Hotels Verdict
nhow Berlin is part hotel, part soundstage, part fever dream. It’s playful, provocative, and full of personality—a stay made for creatives, music lovers, and anyone ready to turn the volume up on their Berlin experience.
