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Our locations

Five addresses, two neighbourhoods

Four of our buildings stand in Mitte — on Große Hamburger Straße by the Hackescher Markt, on Oranienburger Straße, and on Rungestraße and Brückenstraße down by the Spree. The fifth is a remise on Prenzlauer Allee, in Prenzlauer Berg.

Each one puts you inside a different Berlin. The building changes, the street changes, the coffee changes. What does not change is how the apartment is looked after.

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Two neighbourhoods, two quite different weeks in Berlin. Each page covers what the area is actually like to stay in, and what is worth walking to.

Apartments in Rungestraße

4 apartments

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Apartments in Brückenstraße

2 apartments

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Apartments in Prenzlauer Allee

1 apartment

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Every stay includes

Hospitality, fully serviced

Self check-in
Access by code, around the clock. Arrive when your flight lands, not when a desk is open.
Free fast Wi-Fi
Free and quick enough to work on, in every apartment.
Equipped kitchen
A real kitchen with a microwave and a coffee maker, not a kettle and a promise.
Parking
Underground garage in the building — ask us about a space.
Pets
On request. Mention yours when you enquire.
Somewhere to work
A desk, and Wi-Fi quick enough to spend an afternoon on.
Laundry
A washing machine, in the apartment or in the building.
Someone to ask
The team is always reachable. Ask, and we will help.
The small things
An iron, a hairdryer, a flat-screen television. Balcony only where there is one — otherwise no smoking.

Some of these depend on the apartment and the building. Ask us about a particular address and we will tell you exactly what is in it.

Choose a photograph of Berlin
The brick and glass arcade of Hackescher Markt S-Bahn station in Berlin Mitte
Street signs at the corner of Monbijoustraße and Oranienburger Straße, with the dome of the New Synagogue behind
The Bode Museum on the Spree in autumn, with the television tower behind
The Wasserturm in Prenzlauer Berg seen through summer trees
Street signs at the corner of Sredzkistraße and Rykestraße in Prenzlauer Berg
A pavement flower shop in front of Altbau facades in Prenzlauer Berg

Getting around

The whole city, a few minutes away

Both neighbourhoods sit in Berlin’s inner city, on the U-Bahn, S-Bahn and tram network that runs from early morning until late — and right through the night at weekends.

Berlin rewards walking and it rewards cycling. Most guests never need a car, and parking one is the least enjoyable part of the city.

  • U-Bahn
  • S-Bahn
  • Tram
  • Bus
  • Bike lanes
  • BER by rail
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Our locations on the map

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Große Hamburger

14 apartments

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Oranienburger

23 apartments

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Rungestraße

4 apartments

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Brückenstraße

2 apartments

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Prenzlauer Allee

1 apartment

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