A major reopening in Berlin and a new hotel in the Paris region: this February gives the Radisson group the opportunity to offer business travellers two addresses that are ideal for both business trips and corporate events.
Easily accessible from the centre of Paris as well as from La Défense, the Relais de la Malmaison has just joined the group as part of the Radisson Individuals. This is the first step towards the completion of renovation work, which has already resulted in a new wellness centre with an indoor swimming pool, and which will redirect the establishment to the Radisson banner.
Nestling in the heart of a two-hectare park on the banks of the Seine, next to the Bois-Préau park and the Château de la Malmaison, as well as a golf course, this four-star hotel offers a soothing setting. for green business breaks and seminars. In addition to its 88 rooms with contemporary decor and private balconies, the Relais de La Malmaison is ideal for relaxing weekends and corporate meetings, with eight modular rooms ranging from 35 m² to 202 m² depending on the configuration. Bathed in natural light and offering direct access to the gardens, these rooms are complemented by a 300m² orangery that can accommodate up to 300 people.
Urban garden in Berlin
A much more urban setting. This is what the Radisson Collection Berlin offers, particularly from its DomLounge. Housed under a glass roof with a direct view of the cathedral and Museum Island, this venue is the focal point of a huge conference spacespread over three floors and 2,750 m², with a total of 15 fully renovated multi-purpose rooms.
More than just a reopening, this is a return to business for a flagship hotel. after a dramatic incident. Flashback: at the end of December 2022, just a few months after the former Radisson Blu had been rebranded as the luxury Collection hotel, the aquarium for which the hotel was famous suddenly cracked. For reasons still unknown, its walls ruptured, spilling a million litres into a devastated lobby and leaving thousands of exotic fish stranded.
For this new start after many months of closure, the hotel has given itself a new symbol, very much in tune with the times: the Living Tree. Culminating at a height of 24 metres, this vertical garden adorned with almost 2,000 plants fed by a state-of-the-art irrigation system gives the Radisson Collection Berlin a lush new ambience. Among other benefits, all this greenery improves air quality while absorbing noise in this vast communal space, complete with a bar and coworking area.
Another change is the hotel's new flagship restaurant, San Éna, which focuses on modern Greek cuisine and can be enjoyed on the terrace in fine weather. As for the rest, the hotel still offers a wellness area with an indoor swimming pool and a spa. 427 rooms and suites some with balconies overlooking the German capital.
