| The
guest room (22 m²) for 1 - 3 guests is situated in the hostess' 3-room-apartment
on the groundfloor. It has a nice wooden floor,
wardrobes, a table and chairs. There is a good
sofabed for 1-2 guests and a single bed.
The
bathroom with bathtub is shared with the hostess. You can also
use: WLAN / WiFi (with your own laptop). The Kitchen can be used on request. Water, tea and
coffee are included in the price. Your hostess will provide breakfast for a small extra charge. As this is a non-smoking apartment we ask not to smoke in the
apartment, but you can smoke on the terrace.
The
room ise not wheelchair-accessible as there is a step and a very narrow door
to the bathroom.
The
Location
From
here its only a few minutes on foot to the famous Kollwitzplatz in Berlin
Prenzlauer Berg. To Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt only takes
8 minutes by tram m². This is one of the main lines (metro-tram) and runs 24 hours
a day.
On
foot you reach all corners of the Prenzlauer Berg - like...
- the Kulturbrauerei
(cinemas and various clubs) or
- the
Lychener Straße with more bars and cafés (by the way, there
is a wonderful Cuban with good Mojito and a bar named "Weinstein" with
Topinki - Czech invention for all of those that like garlic, plus the "Kegelheim"
where you can play on the traditional Kegelheim - German 9-pin bowling in the
cellar underneath the bar) or
- the
Knaackstrasse with the café Pasternak, a Russian restaurant with
live music and just some steps away the "Hausbar", in which you can
quench your thirst until 5am
- the
Helmholtzplatz (the "old" heart of the Prenzlauer Berg) with
the related Dunckerstrasse - a quarter with formerly many occupied houses
- the
Jewish cemetery (high-ranking personalities have their final resting place
here, for example: Max Liebermann, Ludwig Bamberger, Eduard Lasker, Giacomo Meyerbeer)
- the
Oderberger Straße (.... more bars, cafés and bistros...) or
- the
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn - sporting park with the Max Schmeling - hall
(various music and other events)
-
the Mauerpark and at the end of Bernauer Str. the Gedenkstätte Berliner
Mauer - an open air museum of the Berlin wall.
| the
kitchen
the
terrace
small
park near by
 Parking You
can park for free on the street but sometimes you need to search a bit to find
a space. |
