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Breakfast:
Room:
55 rooms
Monday-Friday: 6.30am-10.30am
Weekends & public holidays: 7.30am-12.00pm
19€ per person
Check-In:
From 15:00
Children's playground:
Behind the house in the garden
Check-out:
Until 11:00
Payment methods:
MasterCard, Visa, AMEX, Discover, JCB, Maestro, EC
Parking spaces:
Underground parking garage for €25 per night subject to availability. No reservation possible. Free public parking on the street in front of the hotel subject to availability.
Tips & Tricks
Station 1: Memorial Church, Station 2: Elephant Gate, Station 3: Nordic Embassies, Station 4: Victory Column, Station 5: Bellevue Palace, Station 6: House of World Cultures, Station 7: Brandenburg Gate, Station 8: Unter den Linden, Station 9: Humboldt University, Station 10: Bebelplatz, Station 11: St. Hedwigskathedrale, Station 12: Neue Wache, Station 13: Zeughaus, Station 14: Schloßbrücke, Station 15: Altes Museum, Station 16: Berliner Dom, Station 17: Marx-Engels-Forum, Station 18: Neptunbrunnen, Station 19: St. Marienkirche, Station 20: Fernsehturm, Station 21: Alexanderplatz
THE PUBLIC BUS LINE 100 STARTS AT ZOOLOGISCHER GARTEN STATION AND ENDS AT ALEXANDERPLATZ
→Only about 700m from our hotel in Lindenstr. you will find the Jewish Museum Berlin.
→ Multi-faceted, multi-voiced and interactive, the new permanent exhibition shows Jewish history and culture in Germany.
→The exhibition covers more than 3,500 square meters
→The exhibition is divided into five historical chapters
JEWISH MUSEUM WITH NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Glamorous variety theaters, dance halls and silent movies - the Berlin of the 20s still serves for glamorous entertainment in the capital today.
In Berlin of the 20s, people know how to live dissolutely - revue theaters, cabarets and dance clubs where people exuberantly swing dance in sequined, glamorous outfits. No wonder that the Golden Twenties are kept alive in the Spree metropolis with numerous events. The elegant salons and cafés still exude an eccentric flair, complete with feather boas, garter belts and cigarette holders. In Berlin's vintage stores you can get the matching clothes.
If you want to make a grand entrance but don't need the outfit afterwards, several costume rental shops also have a wide selection of glamorous dresses on offer. The Berlin Fashion Institute in Friedrichshain also offers its 20s dresses for rent, as does Bonnie and Dress in Kreuzberg.
