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Serviced apartments in Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg

Furnished apartments in the middle of Berlin, run with the care of a small hotel and the ease of a home. Four of our five addresses sit in Mitte, close to Hackescher Markt, Oranienburger Tor and the Museumsinsel. The fifth is in Prenzlauer Berg.

Every flat is fully furnished, with a real kitchen and your own bathroom. Check-in is from 3pm using your own door code, and after that at whatever hour you land. If you arrive earlier, message us. If the flat is ready, it’s yours. Suited to short stays and long ones alike.

We host directly. No marketplace stands between you and the people who keep the keys, and the person answering your email is the person who knows the building.

Apartments
44
Addresses
5
Neighbourhoods
2
  • Two deep red velvet armchairs and a matching footstool in a corner window, with Berlin’s television tower rising over the rooftops beyond.
  • A tall Altbau living room with a green velvet corner sofa, a grey swivel armchair and a starburst chandelier, beside a full-height window in charcoal curtains.
  • A high-ceilinged Altbau room with stucco cornices, a long wooden dining table and a brass chandelier above wide floorboards.
  • An open living and dining room with a dark green velvet sofa, a striped rug and a herringbone table under a woven pendant lamp.
  • A pale, softly lit room with a grey corner sofa, pink and mint cushions, coastal photographs on white walls and a pierced brass pendant throwing patterns across the ceiling.
  • Late afternoon sun across the floorboards of a living room with olive curtains, a grey corner sofa and a burgundy armchair.

Berlin, by district

Browse by neighbourhood, then move naturally into booking.

A location-first way to plan, for guests who would rather choose the part of the city first and the apartment second.

Living room in Flat 502, photograph 6 of 8
Living room in Flat 2021, photograph 1 of 3
Dining area in Flat R4, photograph 3 of 4
Dining area in Brückenstraße, 3.OG, photograph 4 of 5
Living room in Prenzlauer Remise, photograph 1 of 5

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Oranienburger

Apartments spread over several floors, near Museum Island and the Neue Synagoge. The only one of our buildings with a lift.

Apartments
23
Nearest station
S Oranienburger StraßeS1, S2, S25, S26
District
Mitte
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Große Hamburger

An older building in Mitte, with Hackescher Markt and the Hackesche Höfe courtyards nearby.

Apartments
14
Nearest station
S Hackescher MarktS3, S5, S7, S9
District
Mitte
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Rungestraße

Four apartments down by the Spree, in the quieter eastern corner of Mitte.

Apartments
4
Nearest station
U Heinrich-Heine-StraßeU8
District
Mitte
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Brückenstraße

Two apartments by the Spree, where Mitte meets the water.

Apartments
2
Nearest station
U Heinrich-Heine-StraßeU8
District
Mitte
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Prenzlauer Allee

A single apartment in a remise, set back from the street in Prenzlauer Berg.

Apartments
1
Nearest station
U SenefelderplatzU2
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Dining

Five Exceptional Restaurants

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Everything guests usually ask, before they ask it. Anything else, and there is a person at the end of an email, a phone or a WhatsApp message just below.

What time can I check in and out?

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00. Arrival is self-service — you let yourself in with a code at whatever hour you land, so a late flight is not a problem. If you need the room earlier or want to leave later, ask us and we will do what we can.

Is anyone there to meet me?

Check-in is private and self-service: you get a door code before you travel and let yourself in whenever you arrive. If you would rather have someone walk you in, tell us in advance and we will arrange it.

What is in every apartment?

Free high-speed Wi-Fi, a desk, an iron, a coffee and tea maker, a microwave, a flat-screen TV and a hairdryer, and a washing machine in the apartment or in the building. Smoking is allowed on the balcony only, in the apartments that have one, and not at all in the rest.

Is there a lift?

Only in the Oranienburger Straße building. The other four addresses are walk-ups with no lift, so if stairs are difficult for you — or you are travelling with heavy luggage or a pushchair — tell us and we will put you somewhere that works.

Can I park?

There is an underground garage (Tiefgarage) in the Oranienburger Straße building — ask us about a space. The other addresses have no parking of their own.

Are pets allowed?

On request. Let us know you are bringing one when you enquire, before you book, so we can put you in a suitable apartment.

Can I bring children?

Children of any age are welcome. From four years old a child is charged as an adult.

What are the house rules?

Smoking is allowed on the balcony only, in the apartments that have one, and parties or events are not allowed. Beyond that we ask only that you treat the place as you would your own home and keep the building quiet at night.

Where exactly are the apartments?

We have 44 apartments across five addresses in Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg. Hackescher Markt, Oranienburger Tor, Museum Island and Alexanderplatz are all close by, so most of what you came to see is walkable.

Is there anywhere to eat in the building?

Our own Sixties Diner is on the ground floor of the Oranienburger Straße building, alongside two Asian restaurants and an Italian one. You can be sitting down to dinner about a minute after you put your bags down.

What languages do you speak?

German and English. Write to us in either and you will get a reply in the same language.

How do I reach a person?

Email office@urbanflatsberlin.de or call +49 1747 925 966 — the same number takes WhatsApp messages, which is usually the quickest way to reach us while you are travelling.

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Every one of our 44 apartments is in Mitte or Prenzlauer Berg, so most of what you came to see is a walk away. Times are from our Oranienburger building.

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Hackescher Markt

Bars, courtyards, S-Bahn · 3 min on foot

Effectively the end of our street — the Hackesche Höfe courtyards, the S-Bahn arches and most of the neighbourhood’s evening.

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Oranienburger Straße

S-Bahn station · 7 min on foot

The nearest S-Bahn, straight down our own street. S1, S2 and S25 run north–south through the city from here.

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Berliner Dom

Cathedral · 10 min on foot

The cathedral dome you can see from the Spree bridges, and the edge of Museum Island.

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Pergamonmuseum

Museum · 11 min on foot

One of the five Museum Island collections, on the Kupfergraben. Check opening and ticketing before you set out — the building has been through staged renovation for years.

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Alexanderplatz

Transport hub · 12 min on foot

Where the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams and regional trains all meet. Useful rather than beautiful.

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Fernsehturm

Viewing tower · 13 min on foot

The television tower. The lift to the viewing deck sells timed tickets and the queue is shortest early.

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Rosenthaler Platz

U-Bahn, cafés · 13 min on foot

The U8 and the M1 tram, plus the cafés along Torstraße that stay open when Mitte quietens.

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Museum Island

UNESCO site · 14 min on foot

Five state museums on one island in the Spree, and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Combined tickets exist — check which collections are open on the day.

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Friedrichstraße

Station, shopping · 15 min on foot

Regional and S-Bahn trains, and the quickest connection west without changing.

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Gendarmenmarkt

Square · 24 min on foot

The concert hall between two cathedrals, and the Christmas market that fills the square in December.

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Brandenburg Gate

Landmark · 29 min on foot

Walkable along Unter den Linden if the weather is kind; three stops on the S-Bahn if it is not.

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Reichstag

Parliament · 30 min on foot

The glass dome above the parliament is free to visit, but it must be registered in advance — do it before you travel rather than on the day.

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Potsdamer Platz

Square, cinemas · 12 min by public transport

Rebuilt from nothing after 1990. The Berlinale takes over the cinemas here every February.

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Berlin Hauptbahnhof

Main station · 14 min by public transport

Every long-distance train in and out of the city. Allow more than the journey time to find your platform.

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East Side Gallery

Wall memorial · 16 min by public transport

The longest surviving stretch of the Wall, painted end to end. Best early, before the crowds.

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Checkpoint Charlie

Historic crossing · 17 min by public transport

The crossing itself is a replica and the corner is busy; the museum beside it is the substantial part.

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Mauerpark

Park, flea market · 21 min by public transport

Sunday is the flea market. Any other day it is simply a park, built along the line the Wall once ran.

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KaDeWe

Department store · 26 min by public transport

The food hall on the sixth floor is the reason to go, whatever you think of department stores.

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Kulturbrauerei

Cultural venue · 27 min by public transport

A red-brick brewery turned into cinemas, concert halls and a winter market, in the middle of Prenzlauer Berg.

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Tiergarten

Park · 32 min by public transport

Bigger than it looks on a map — a proper forest in the middle of the city, with beer gardens in it.

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BER Airport

Airport · 51 min by public transport

The FEX and the S9 both run there. Leave more time than this figure suggests — it is a journey, not a hop.

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Distances are straight-line, measured from the building you choose above. The journey times are walking and public-transport times measured from our Oranienburger building; they do not change with the building.

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