LVH's German collection is currently anchored in Berlin, with residences about to be available across the country's most prestigious regions, from the capital's landmark buildings to lakeside estates and alpine retreats.

Berlin

Berlin is Germany's cultural and creative capital, home to Museum Island, world-class dining and landmark modern architecture. Our finest luxury apartments and penthouses in Berlin sit high above the city, including residences such as The Spark Sky Residence, a three-bedroom sky home framing panoramic skyline views.

Bavaria

In the south, Munich pairs sophistication with proximity to the Alps, the Tegernsee lakes and world-renowned skiing. The region suits guests seeking alpine estates and lakeside retreats within easy reach of the city.

Hamburg

Germany's elegant port city is defined by the Alster lakes, the Elbphilharmonie and a refined maritime character. Waterfront residences here appeal to travelers drawn to both culture and coastal calm.

Baden-Baden and the Black Forest

A storied spa destination set among forested hills, Baden-Baden has drawn Europe's elite for generations with its thermal baths, grand casino and wellness heritage. It remains a natural choice for restorative, design-led stays.

Sylt T

The North Sea island of Sylt is Germany's most exclusive coastal retreat, known for its dunes, celebrated seafood tables and understated glamour. Private homes here offer seclusion within one of the country's most sought-after enclaves.

As LVH's presence in Germany grows, additional residences across these regions can be arranged on request. Contact our team to explore available options.

Germany's culinary landscape is among the most decorated in Europe, and guests in luxury vacation rentals in Germany are never far from a world-class table. The concierge team secures reservations at the country's most sought-after restaurants, from three-star temples to intimate chef's counters.

Rutz

Berlin's only three-Michelin-star restaurant, where Chef Marco Müller reinterprets regional German produce with precision and daring. A defining name on the capital's dining scene.

Tim Raue

The two-Michelin-starred kitchen of Tim Raue, set near Checkpoint Charlie is known for bold, Asian-influenced cuisine and one of Berlin's most recognizable culinary reputations.

The Table by Kevin Fehling

In Hamburg, The Table serves three-Michelin-star cuisine at a single sculptural counter. It is an intimate, theatrical experience regarded as one of Germany's finest.

Tohru in der Schreiberei

Munich's three-star destination, where Chef Tohru Nakamura blends Japanese and European influences within a refined historic setting.

Restaurant Bareiss

Set in the Black Forest near Baden-Baden, this three-star institution pairs classic French artistry with one of the country's great wine cellars.

Söl'ring Hof

Indulge in Michelin-starred dining amid the dunes of Rantum on Sylt, celebrated for pristine North Sea seafood and an exceptional cellar.

The German calendar is punctuated by occasions that draw a discerning international audience. A luxury vacation rental in Germany offers the ideal private base for attending them. Advance planning is recommended, as the most exclusive events sell out far ahead.

Bayreuth Festival

Each summer, Bavaria's Bayreuth Festival stages Wagner's operas in the composer's own theater. Tickets are famously scarce, making it one of the most coveted events in classical music.

Berlinale

The Berlin International Film Festival transforms the capital every February, bringing premieres, red carpets and the international film elite to the city.

Oktoberfest

Munich's world-renowned autumn celebration is best experienced through private hospitality, with reserved tables and exclusive access to historic tents.

Gallery Weekend Berlin

Each spring, Berlin's leading galleries open in concert, offering collectors first access to major works and a window into the city's contemporary art scene.

Baden-Baden Easter Festival

The Festspielhaus Baden-Baden, Germany's largest opera and concert house, hosts a celebrated Easter festival that is a fixture for lovers of orchestral music.

Munich Opera Festival

Held each summer at the Bavarian State Opera, this festival brings landmark productions and international stars to one of Europe's great opera houses.

Few countries rival Germany's cultural depth, and its luxury vacation rentals put world-class museums, concert halls and opera houses within easy reach. Private, after-hours access can be arranged at many institutions below.

Museum Island

Berlin's UNESCO-listed ensemble of five museums holds treasures spanning millennia, from antiquity to 19th century masterpieces, at the heart of the city.

Berliner Philharmonie

Home to the world-famous Berlin Philharmonic, this architectural icon is among the most revered concert halls anywhere.

Elbphilharmonie

Hamburg's waterfront landmark rises above the harbor as a symbol of the city, pairing extraordinary acoustics with sweeping views.

The Pinakothek Museums

Munich's trio of Pinakothek galleries traces art from the Old Masters to the modern era, forming one of Europe's most important museum districts.

Bavarian State Opera

Housed in Munich's grand National theater, this is one of the world's leading opera companies, with a history stretching back centuries.

Museum Frieder Burda

In Baden-Baden, Richard Meier's luminous pavilion showcases a distinguished collection of modern and contemporary art, a highlight for design-minded guests.

Beyond the cities, Germany rewards the curious with experiences arranged exclusively for LVH guests. From your luxury vacation rental in Germany, the concierge team can curate private experiences across the country.

Bavaria's Royal Castles

Private tours of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof reveal the fairytale world of Ludwig II, whose devotion to Wagnerian romance and Bavarian legend shaped some of Europe's most extraordinary architecture.

Alpine Ski Days

The Bavarian Alps around Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the Zugspitze offer private ski guiding and mountain retreats within easy reach of Munich.

Baden-Baden Thermal Rituals

Historic Friedrichsbad and Caracalla thermal baths continue a centuries-old spa tradition, offering restorative wellness in one of Europe's grand resort towns.

Berlin Private Collections

The capital's contemporary art scene extends to private collections such as the Boros Collection, housed in a converted wartime bunker and viewable by appointment.

Sylt Sailing and Oysters

On the North Sea island of Sylt, private sailing charters and tastings at Germany's only oyster farm at List define a refined coastal escape.

Rheingau Wine Estates

Along the Rhine, historic estates such as Schloss Johannisberg open their cellars for private Riesling tastings amid storied vineyards.

Homes across LVH's German portfolio are built around wellness and considered, minimalist design, with amenities that reach well beyond the expected.

• Private spa facilities including saunas, steam rooms and treatment areas
• Fully equipped fitness rooms
• Indoor pools in select residences
• Expansive terraces and landscaped roof gardens for al fresco dining
• Floor-to-ceiling glazing framing panoramic views of the Berlin skyline
• Home cinemas and temperature-controlled wine storage
• Generous entertaining spaces designed for hosting

Paired with LVH's customized services and exclusive access, these residences represent the pinnacle of contemporary living in Germany.

Logistics at a Glance

Guests typically arrive into Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), with private aviation and helicopter transfers available directly into the city. Reserve your preferred dates early to pair your luxury vacation rental in Germany with steward service, private chefs and sought-after seasonal reservations.

WHY BOOK WITH LVH

In Germany, LVH pairs luxury with discretion, so every stay balances comfort, privacy and effortless service. Each residence is carefully curated and supported by a full-time steward, daily housekeeping and around-the-clock concierge access that anticipates every detail.