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In many ways the ultimate international city destination, Berlin is a vibrant metropolis offering an effortless blend of history and cutting-edge creativity. As culturally rich as London or Paris, but with more dynamic nightlife than New York, Germany's capital pulsates with an unmistakable energy. With everything from gritty urban landscapes to glamorous sophistication, Berlin's unique, resilient spirit makes it an unbeatable destination. As diverse and compelling as the city itself, the best places to stay in Berlin are fantastic; there really is something here for everyone.

Berlin's districts are wonderfully compact and walkable, so you'll quickly have a sense of place and connection to the neighbourhood in which you've chosen to be based. Each area has a distinct personality - from the historic charm of Mitte to the alternative vibes of Kreuzberg - making the selection of accommodation crucial to your Berlin experience. The best places to stay in Berlin are not just about a comfortable room, but about immersing yourself in the distinctive atmosphere of each area's boutiques, cafés, galleries, bars and ice cream shops. Guided walking tours are excellent, as are visits to world-class museums, galleries and memorials. Stay as long as you can; there's more than enough to fill a week in the city.

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Berlin's story is one of extraordinary evolution and resilience, a narrative reflected in its incredibly diverse hospitality landscape. From boutique hotels in repurposed industrial spaces to luxurious establishments in restored historical buildings, the best places to stay in Berlin are fascinating in themselves. Book your trip well in advance -- these top spots fill up fast!

The Best Places to Stay in Berlin

For Romance

Hotel de Rome is a splendid luxury hotel with 146 sleek rooms and suites in Mitte. Roof terraces boast stunning views, the hotel's exterior is magnificent, and cosy nooks abound. One for well-heeled couples dreaming of a wonderful escape in an exceptional Rocco Forte hotel.
Schlosshotel im Grunewald, a former courtier's palace transformed by Karl Lagerfeld into an opulent 53-room retreat, sits a little bit further out of town. Expect a fusion of historic elements like marble fireplaces and mahogany paneling with contemporary fuchsia damask and monochrome art. An indoor pool, hot tubs, gym, spa, garden, and two excellent restaurants add to the romantic appeal.
Chateau Royal, a beautiful boutique gem, offers contemporary artwork in guest rooms with soothing colour palettes, moody painted walls and soft rugs. Design aficionados will appreciate the thoughtful interiors, plus there are two upscale restaurants champoining seasonal cuisine. Brilliant for artsy romantics.
Lux 11 Hotel, a bold black, white, and fuchsia-toned design hotel with 72 rooms, has kitchenettes for self-catering travellers. Centrally located for for galleries and great shopping, the hotel offers a unique Japanese-Italian fusion restaurant and an Aveda HairSpa, making it a fashionable choice for design-conscious travelers and creative romantics.

For Foodies

Das Stue occupies former embassy, with elegant, 1930s-built interiors and striking modern art pieces. Many of the 67 rooms and suites have wonderful views of the nearby Tiergarten Park. Unwind at the spa, hit the gym, or feast at the acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurant. A foodie hotspot with a well-deserved reputation for innovative cuisine.
Hotel Adlon Kempinski, Berlin's legendary luxury hotel, has 382 elegant, classical guest rooms. Foodies will be thrilled by the gourmet Lorenz Adlon restaurant, which is well worth booking in advance. The exceptional spa offers massages, saunas and steam baths, and the hotel's central setting is superb.
Wilmina Hotel, formerly a courthouse and women's prison, has been transformed into a vibrant Charlottesburg hotel. Lovis Restaurant is a hands-down highlight, with chef Sophia Rudolph giving modern German cuisine a French twist amidst lush gardens.
Telegraphenamt offers an exquisite blend of contemporary luxury and historic charm. The Root restaurant is a stand-out spot, with sush and tapas-inspired plates for sharing as a couple or with friends. A hip, sophsticated hotel with a strong design focus.

For Futuristic Design

NHOW a design hotel unlike any other, with cutting-edge rooms and suites, plus a striking bar supended over the Spree. Think bubble gum colours, sofas shaped like jelly beans and all manner of creative spaces. The hotel even boasts two recording studios, as well as an acclaimed restaurant. One for fans of futuristic design.

For Groups

Hotel Amo by Amano is a larger-scale urban retreat with vibrant teal tones, crisp white linens and black-and-white bathrooms. The rooftop terrace, bar and restaurant all attract a hip young crowd, and this city bolthole is popular with party-minded groups of friends. Great fun and great rates.
Soho House Berlin is a luxurious Mitte hotel with 65 uniquely styled rooms, suites, and apartments. Highlights include Art Deco-inspired spaces with herringbone parquet and velvet furnishings, a bustling bistro, unbeatable rooftop bar and pool, plus a gym, spa, and cinema. Very cool.
Hotel Q, an ultra-modern design hotel near Kurfürstendamm, features 77 rooms with futuristic, Bond-film-like minimalist decor. Popular with a well-heeled crowd, the hotel has a members-only bar, top-tier spa, and a trendy Thai restaurant. Great for groups of friends travelling together.

For Families

Lulu Guldsmeden, once a warehouse, so has huge multi-paned windows and exposed brick walls. Now converted into a space with 81 rooms and suites - some for families - the hotel has retro interiors with Chesterfield sofas, Turkish rugs, light wood four-poster beds and white drapes. Very cool and laid-back. The bar with streetside terrace is a highlight.
Precise Tale Berlin is family-friendly hotel near Potsdamer Platz, with contemporary rooms, suites, and apartments. Featureing two restaurants and a small spa, this spot sits within walking distance of key attractions like the Holocaust Museum, Brandenburg Gate, and Reichstag.
Arabel Design Apartments is a collection of comfortable, modern apartments in a range of shapes and sizes.Expect wood flooring, open-plan layouts, black and white photography, and contemporary bathrooms with tubs. Perfect for families seeking functional, stylish accommodation.
Gorki Apartments in Mitte is made up of 36 rooms and suites. The decor varies from soft neutrals to bright colors, with appealing retro touches. Spacious, well-designed rooms with plenty of natural light are conveniently situated for family sightseeing while maintaining a surprisingly quiet atmosphere.

For Great Value

Huttenpalast has just 18 rooms, each of which features an unusual element: a caravan, log cabins or contemporary bedroom with whimsical details. Set in trendy Neukölln, this quirky and affordable base is close to myriad bars, restaurants and clubs. Perfect for curious travellers.
Hotel Mani, a sleek designer hotel, has 63 rooms featuring a bold black, white, and red color scheme. Think striking minimal furnishings, large-scale photography, and private city-view terraces in the best suites. The dark bar and impressive indoor-outdoor restaurant are perfect for kickstarting sophisticated evenings.
Max Brown Hotel Ku'Damm features minimalist guest rooms in tranquil Charlottenburg. Expect high ceilings, a mid-century feel, and a lively bar with billiard table. A design-conscious spot offering great rates and excellent breakfasts.
The Circus is both cool and affordable, with a stylish hotel/hostel format and 60 rooms, suites, and two-bedroom apartments. The decor is creative, with colour and light in the rooms and more hip in the plentiful public spaces. Expect pop-up art exhibitions and a laid-back bar, library and restaurant. The Mitte location is ideal for seeing the city.

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Travel Information

Berlin has two airports: Berlin-Tegel and Berlin-Schönefeld. Berlin-Tegel is marginally closer to the centre of town, but Berlin-Schönefeld is being expanded. From Berlin-Tegel to the centre of town, it’s just 20 minutes on the X9 Express Bus, which departs every ten minutes. From Berlin-Schönefeld you can catch the train on the S9 line to Ostkreuz, then transfer to lines S5, S7 or S75 to get to Berlin Central Station. Or, you can take the regional RE7 and RB14 trains which take around 30 minutes to reach Central Station.
Berlin Central Station connects to the Eurostar lines as well as other European railways, so you can easily arrive in the city by train.
The city is well-connected by public transport, but you may your own transport if venturing further afield. Contact our online partner Rentalcars if you would like to hire a car.
Berlin is a year-round destination, but the summers are particularly busy. Travel in April-May or September-October for cooler climes and fewer crowds. If you like the cold, Berlin is fabulous at Christmas; the city is beautifully decorated and there’s plenty of gluhwein and good cheer.

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Die Fabrik

Berlin (Kreuzberg)

Atmospheric student and artist friendly hostel in a pre-war brick-built factory. This characterful spot boasts a friendly cafe, courtyard, bright and quirky bedrooms, and dormitories for groups. A great value choice for groups of friends.

Groups - A perfect space for artistic groups travelling to Berlin, with dorm rooms and special prices for large groups.
Value chic - Cool converted factory in the "multikulti" district of Kreuzberg, with casual cafe and courtyard garden.
Sights nearby - The East Side Gallery, a painted stretch of the Berlin Wall, is within easy distance.
Restaurant - Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the FABRIK-CAFÉ

from $58 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Monbijou Hotel

Berlin (Mitte)

A fabulous boutique slap bang in the middle of Berlin. Eclectic modern interiors filled with attractive objets d'arts, a lively bar, cosy library with fireplaces, gorgeous rooms and suites, and a Parisian restaurant. Super cool, very central, and good value.

Outstanding location - Positioned in the absolute city centre in the Berlin Mitte, with views of the Berliner Dom.
Boutique - Stunning interiors house an eclectic collection of objets d'arts and modern design.
City Style - In the ultimate central location with bags of personality and personability.
Restaurant - A Twenties style bistro with Parisian influences.

from $80 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees