Kameha Grand

Current Local Time: 00:01 / Fri, May 25th, 2012

Kiwi Score

81

Rated Apr, 2012
Kiwi Score Explained
- Service
  
  9
  
  90%
- Rooms
  
  8
  
  80%
- Food & Beverage
  
  8
  
  80%
- Spa & Fitness
  
  8
  
  80%
- Attention to Detail
  
  8
  
  80%
- Generosity & Value
  
  7
  
  70%
- Wow / Hip Factor
  
  8
  
  80%
- Architecture & Design
  
  9
  
  90%
- Location
  
  8
  
  80%
- Fit to Promise
  
  8
  
  80%
Nightly Rates from:

EUR 131

Nightly Rates From

This is the lowest rate found by travelers in the past 60 days. Actual rate may vary based on seasonality and availability.

(USD 165)
- Room & Suites:
  253
- Setting:
  City, Waterfront
- Style:
  Modern, Hotel, Design

Overview
Amenities
Interests

Overview

Situated on the mighty Rhine, the city of Bonn is both a center of commerce and culture. Now, it has been gifted with Kameha Grand, a daring feat of imaginative architecture and design.

Eating unlimited Japanese-prepared sushi - rooftop terrace in summer, a few yards from the Rhine - is an unforgettable experience

Pattern. Color. Light. Form. These are all to be studied with a keen eye upon entering the innovatively shaped Kameha Grand. Arched, and made predominantly from glass and steel, Kameha Grand seems like some enormous pebble landed on Bonn's riverbank - perhaps floated down from the future.

In actuality, the exterior is thanks to architect, Karl-Heinz Schommer. About the interior you may wonder? Marcel Wanders was the man at the helm there, splashing large graphic patterns, curious textures, and iconic shapes through common areas, conference rooms, 190 rooms, and 63 suites.

Wanders' touch even extends to the rooftop spa and pool, where laid-back guests look down to the Rhine, and up to the stars.

Four bars await the thirsty traveler, one of which is the Pure Gold Bar, where the décor (although obvious) is rich. Three restaurants are also on offer, including the open-air Riverside Terasse, Next Level Brasserie, and the ornate Yu Sushi Club. Sushi on the Rhine, you say? Well, German precision seems a pretty good match for this delicate Japanese cuisine.

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