These fully furnished apartments dotted around Mitte are the ideal alternative for families or couples hoping to recreate their home in an entirely new city. Compared with
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Though uniqueness cannot have gradations - one either is or is not unique - this must surely trump all the other unique accommodation options in Berlin. Architects from all
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This 4-star chain hotel does exactly what it says on the tin: they offer efficient, friendly - but somewhat impersonal - service. You'll want for nothing in these comfortable rooms
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The Ellington hotel has had more lives than the proverbial cat: back in the 20s and 30s it was a famous ballroom, the Femina Palast, complete with table
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The building was almost bombed to smithereens during the war, but the hotel's original owner, Frau Peters, helped re-build it into the attractive family pension it is today. It's easy to
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As accolades go, it might not sound that great to be Rupert Everett's "favourite hotel in the world". But Rupert is a discerning man. So take note. This hotel really is something special
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The word ‘chateau' might suggest to you something like a castle in the French countryside, or at least a big stately home surrounded by naked-girl statues. Neither of these things
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If you were to scour all of Berlin's hotels looking for the oldest, this wouldn't be your first guess. It probably wouldn't even be in your top five. But there you have it - this crazy city
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The only thing stopping this prime piece of mega-bollock real estate from achieving the exalted fifth star is its insistence on catering to the business market. By the vagaries
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Even with a global recession depressing every last marketplace, and Berlin reportedly saturated with hotels, there is still room to open one more link in a chain of business-hotels right
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Lei e Lui means "her and him" in Italian: Karin is the chef and Sebastiano is ‘front of house’ (they aren’t married, but they say it's pretty similar). This little gem in Moabit is a
