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“The Bellman Hotel is a short walk from the many cafes, bars and restaurants of the Neukölln neighborhood. The rooms are stylish and comfortable and there’s a satisfying breakfast buffet offering cheeses, fruits, and vegan and non-vegan sweet treats. The hotel has a gym as well as a restaurant.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Delicious breakfast
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Bellman Hotel in Berlin-Neukölln is a really cool spot. It feels like a design gem brought straight from New York’s Meatpacking District thanks to its sleek aluminum-glass façade, dreamed up by architect Sergei Tchoban and interior designer MonaPort.
Inside, each room is full of character, whether you go for the cozy Deluxe Superior or the luxe Sauna Suite, and there’s even a gym with high-end Technogym gear and personal trainers if you want to keep up your workout while traveling.
The hotel sits in the heart of the buzzing Neukölln-Kreuzberg area, known for its multicultural vibe, street art, and creative spirit.
It’s super well-connected (U-Bahn, buses nearby), so you can easily explore Berlin’s hotspots, but when you’re back at the hotel you get a quiet retreat in its soundproofed rooms. Guests love the friendly staff, modern breakfast setup, and the feeling that you’re staying somewhere with personality.
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