Hotel nhow Berlin (Berlin, Germany)

The nhow Hotel is located directly at the banks of the River Spree in Berlin and describes itself as the "first music hotel" in Europe. Opened in 2010 and designed by New Yorker Karim Rashid the hotel is home to two professional music studios, features regularly changing art exhibitions and offers the services of a music manager. Nearby attractions include the O2 Arena, the Universal Studios and MTV. The two recording studios tower 32m high over the river and offer, apart from panaromic views, also a multi-media lounge which can cater for up to 100 guests. Further services include guitar support, technical support and catering. The hotel's conference centre comprises of 7 meeting rooms and a conference Most of the hotel's 304 rooms enjoy views over the river and all feature en-suites and are air-conditioned. Standard amenities include state-of-the-art technical equipment including high-end stereo systems, charging stations and cables for PCs, iPods, wireless access to the internet with thousands of videos on demand and more. Further amenities include a bar and restaurant with terrace, a fitness and wellness area, 24 hour room service and bike and segway rental.