Fruitwood panelling, chandeliers and mirrors suggest a strong French influence. The covered plates that come out of the kitchen confirm that a master chef de cuisine is at work here. Excellent food at reasonable prices. The wine list is extensive - the desserts are mildly spectacular.
WIth marbled bathrooms and Regency decor the bedrooms, while not large, are certainly comfortable. Overall service is laid-back.
The pool and solarium feel like a glass-enclosed extension of the lake outside. On fine days, a lake terrace dining room is the perfect location for a quietly elegant outdoor lunch.
Overall, the Seehof feels more like a country manor than a hotel near the heart of a metropolis. For that reason it books quickly at Berlin exhibit times.







