Hotel Stadtbad Oderberger, Berlin
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“A Stadtbad, or public bathhouse starting in 1902, this ornate building in pretty Prenzlauer Berg became a hotel in 2016. Hotel Stadtbad Oderberger has 70 rooms, five suites and two apartments. The original pool is now the hotel pool.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Berlin.
What guests liked
- Great breakfast
- Nice swimming pool
- Excellent Wifi
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Hotel Stadtbad Oderberger sports an authentic and chronicle building. This is located in the district of Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg. The hotel offers a number of facilities. It has free Wi-Fi available for its guests.
Along with the magnificent building, the services are quite explicit. Each room consists of a television screen, with a small refrigerator. The room also gives you a coffee maker for caffeine needs. The toiletries include bathrobes as well as slippers and a few more basic things. A rain shower is present in every bathroom; you can also find water bottles that are available free of charge.
The historic building of Stadtbad Hotel also features a public swimming bath which goes back to the 19th century. The swimming bath is still open for public use throughout the week. For a few days, the pool may not be available for use depending on the vents planned for the week. The hotel has its own pool along with a sauna both of which are available five days during the week subject to its use.
Along with all the services it offers this hotel offers a morning breakfast buffet subject to the rates you may select for yourself. There are magnificent restaurants present in the hotel and nearby. Those restaurants offer a traditional Berlin-style meal with a specialty.
In the vicinity, there are multiple restaurants and bars located. The hotel is eight to ten kilometers away from the airport.
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