Cheap Hotels Near Me: Berlin

Berlin's combo of glamour and grit will mesmerize anyone keen to explore its culture, architecture, delicious food, and parties . Cheap Hotels Near Me's recommended lodgings in Berlin, Germany.

Michelberger Hotel

Varied and über-popular, the Michelberger Hotel is manufactured "for Austrian woodworkers, Swedish models or English rock stars", as per its site. Be that as it may everybody cherishes it. Opened in 2009 by the architect Tom Michelberger, this old block plant, spotted in the "Ossi" area of Friedrichshain, has caught the embodiment of the city: feisty, enthusiastic and educated. The roomy corridor resembles a space and the configuration inner parts blend flat-screen TVs, modern boxes and insect business finds. The 119 rooms are composed by.

Propeller Island City Lodge

Germany has never truly been popular for its whimsy, yet there are some outstanding special cases, for example, this wacky lodging. Need to rest in everything, aside from a cot? The Berlin craftsman and manager Lars Stroschen will unquestionably have something for you. An electro music maker in the 90s, Lars initially opened a four-room-hotel to back his musical desires.

Lodging Q!

Lodging Q was planned by the Graft planner office and is all monochrome insides and clinical white passages – the inn is about moderation and futurism. The space-age rooms with incorporated dozing niches have current furniture. Furthermore there is a complete spa, giving Finnish sauna, steam shower and Japanese "wash zone', which seems like an intriguing background.

Arte Luise Kunsthotel

In this craftsmanship exhibition "where you can spend the night", you can pick the "cot for a monster", "the savant's room" or the "men's club piece". Each of the 50 rooms mirrors the work and the vision of an universal craftsman. Within yard is an incredible spot to spend summer nights and the restaurant offers delights from north Europe. Placed between the Reichstag and Tiergarten, close by the waterway Spree, the inn is a perfect spot to inundate yourself in the urban scene of the new Berlin.