Sofitel to Expand Berlin Presence Through SO/ Berlin Das Stue Transformation


Le SO/ Berlin Das Stue deviendra Sofitel Berlin Das Stue au premier trimestre 2027 - Photo : Sofitel

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Accor announces the arrival of Sofitel Berlin Das Stue, which will replace the SO/ Berlin Das Stue brand in the first quarter of 2027.

Located in Berlin’s embassy district, along the edge of the Tiergarten and facing the zoo, the property occupies a 1930s neoclassical building, former royal Danish embassy and today protected as heritage.

The property comprises 78 rooms and suites, including a Bel Étage Suite and a Penthouse Suite. It also offers an indoor heated pool, a spa, fitness facilities, private meeting spaces, and a gastronomic offering.

As part of the rebranding, several improvements are planned: renovation of the guest rooms, replacement of bedding and textiles, refreshing of the public areas and corridors, new signage and lobby redesign, including the integration of new artistic and decorative elements.

Sofitel’s stated objective is to evolve the property to meet its standards while preserving its identity tied to its Danish diplomatic history, its architecture, and its contemporary design.


A New Address for Sofitel’s European Development

With this arrival, Sofitel continues its development in the major European capitals.

The brand indicates it is present or in development in 15 key European destinations, with notably the announced opening of Sofitel Dublin in 2027.

For Accor, Germany also represents a strategic market. The group operates nearly 300 hotels there, representing more than 43,000 rooms, all segments combined, while around thirty projects are currently in development.


Amelia Brille Written by Amelia Brille TourMaG.com Editor
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