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Hotels in Berlin
Featured Hotels
Ringhotel Seehof
Berlin, Germany
Located in Charlottenburg, near the conference centre, is this 'excellent' hotel, 'civilised, peaceful', wrote one reviewer; the atmosphere is quite smart and formal, with pleasant staff
art'otel Berlin Mitte
Berlin, Germany
'Comfortable, minimalist and elegant,' say its fans. This hotel was built by the Austrian architect Johanne Nalbach in the lively Berlin-Mitte area.
Hotel Jurine
Berlin, Germany
This three-star B&B hotel opened in 1997 and has since doubled in size, but it is still 'welcoming and quiet', says its nominator.
Residence Nikolai
Berlin, Germany
Residence Nikolai is located on a quiet street in the Mitte district in the heart of Berlin, with Museum Island just 700m away.
Bleibtreu Hotel
Berlin, Germany
In the Charlottenburg district, this 'funky' designer hotel is run with an emphasis on healthy living.
Ackselhaus & Blue Home
Berlin, Germany
Ackselhaus & Blue Home is set on a residential street in the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg and comprises of two distinct hotels in one 19th century building, one blue and one ochre in colour.
Circus Hotel
Berlin, Germany
The location of this hotel is great – opposite the Rosenthaler Platz, a transport hub, and on the northern edge of the Mitte district, adjoining the hip Prenzlauer Berg area – and the value for money found here is outstanding.
History, architecture and hedonismCreative, bohemian, affordable, yet rich in history, architecture and culture… Berlin can keep a visitor happily busy for days. Museum Island hosts five world-class museums, for starters. Neoclassical buildings stand side by side with those from the 21st century, and sometimes both are combined: the Reichstag, opened in 1894, was renovated in 1999 and now features a huge glass dome as a gesture to its original cupola. The decades when the city was divided into east and west can be explored by visiting a restored section of the Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie, and the DDR Museum gives a thorough insight into life in East Germany. The Jüdisches Museum explores two millennia of Jewish German history. Culture and history aside, Berlin has forests, lakes and parks, a fantastic zoo, and a famous nightlife scene from which many dance music genres have emerged.
