Raring to go! Right after a delicious breakfast at the Golden Tulip Hotel Berlin-Hamburg with General Manager Ms. Evelyn Schönherr-Knaak we set off again! We wonder what lies in store  for us today. Last night we already received a text message revealing the first destination for today: Café Sybille, Karl-Marx-Allee 72

On our way to the café we had a lot on our minds. What was awaiting us? And, above all, who was awaiting us? The traditional café is a location as well as a museum and a coffee-house. Besides this it offers a permanent exhibitions about the history of Karl-Marx-Allee.

Once there, we were standing before the café a bit hesitantly when suddenly a familiar face approached with a big smile, Susan Steudtemann of Visit Berlin. Over a drink at 1950s-style Café Sybille, again with an atmosphere all of its own and views from gigantic windows, we were given our “leads” for the day. All we got were the times and directions. All other information would be revealed to us in the course of the day.

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Yummy! The breakfast at our hotel is certainly rather scrumptious and today we had such nice company, too: Ms. Evelyn Schönherr-Knaak, General Manager of the Golden Tulip Berlin-Hamburg, likes to combine business with pleasure, to save time. This certainly turns work into fun. Although we must say that Ms. Schönherr-Knaak really seems to be enjoying her work all the time. “I have found my dream job and have arrived.“ Her 3 daughters also seem to feel at home in this sector. But why has the whole family dedicated itself to hospitality? “In the hotel business no two days are ever the same, and in the morning you never know what the day will bring.“ We think this is also a rather apt description of Berlin!

Berlin is in a state of constant change and growth. Hence, the hotel is constantly being further developed and expanded. Only a short while ago a new conference area was added and a further one is planned for the near future. Simply because there have been requests and the hotel does not want to turn them down. Obviously, Berlin’s popularity for meetings and congresses is still continuing to grow.

We feel quite at home in this hotel and can only recommend a stay here.

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