Welcome to theHYPERION Hotels

The HYPERION Hotel Berlin is located near Kurfürstendamm and thus in the western center of Berlin, which residents and visitors like to visit for shopping. German history has meant that Berlin has a large main center in both the west and the east. This is located in the western part of the city around Kurfürstendamm and Zoologischer Garten station, while Alexanderplatz, Friedrichstrasse and Hackesche Höfe form the center in the eastern part. 

The HYPERION Hotel Dresden am Schloss enjoys a unique location in the heart of the old town. Surrounded by the Residenzschloss, the Hofkirche and the Fürstenzug, the world-famous Zwinger and the Frauenkirche are less than a five-minute walk away. The nearby Semper Opera House and the Schauspielhaus theater offer the ultimate in cultural enjoyment, while attractive shopping opportunities are also within walking distance.

The numerous shopping and leisure facilities in the center of Garmisch are in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. The extensive winter sports area with various ski lifts, cross-country ski trails and the Olympic ski jump begins just a few hundred meters from the hotel. Hikers can enjoy a walk to the nearby Partnachklamm gorge or along the Kramerplateau trail.

From the HYPERION Hotel Hamburg, you can quickly reach the city center with its luxurious department stores and exclusive stores and enjoy the special flair of this Hanseatic city shaped by the water. Visit one of the city's many museums, such as the "Museum der Arbeit", which is located near the train station, or the "Hamburger Kunsthalle". A visit to the Hamburger Michel, as St. Michael's Church is affectionately known, is of course also a must. From its tower, you can enjoy a fantastic view over the city and the harbor.

The Hotel Brunnenhaus Schloss Landau is quietly located in the tranquil village of Landau and is ideal for exploring the surrounding natural landscapes and cultural treasures.

The Kellerwald-Edersee National Park is a fantastic destination for a day trip to enjoy nature or an extended hike. The red beech forests and remnants of primeval forest there are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A section of the 68-kilometre-long Edersee primeval forest trail is particularly beautiful for a day trip, while cyclists can take the Edersee cycle path, which is roughly the same length, mostly asphalted and car-free.

Leipzig awaits those interested in culture with a variety of attractions. Once you have visited St. Thomas Church in the city center, where the St. Thomas Boys Choir used to perform, you can complete your knowledge of the famous St. Thomas cantor at the Bach Museum Leipzig. During the ten-day Bach Festival in June, the music of the baroque composer can be heard in a variety of interpretations from traditional to modern in around 100 individual events.

If you take a stroll through the city during your stay in Munich, you are sure to pass the striking Frauenkirche. With its two almost one hundred meter high towers, it is one of the city's landmarks. Square at the base, they are octagonal at the top and crowned by a spherical roof, the so-called "Welsche Hauben". The three-nave brick building is 109 meters long. From the main portal, the rows of columns look like walls supporting the star vault of the nave.

Among other things, the entire old town and the new town of Salzburg have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. With its location next to Mirabell Palace in the Neustadt district, the HYPERION Hotel Salzburg is the ideal starting point for exploring the city's cultural treasures. You can easily reach many of the attractions on foot from here. For example, the Getreidegasse with its picturesque through-houses and the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the city's most famous son.