Michelberger Hotel, Berlin
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“The ultimate in creative crash pads, Michelberger perfectly encapsulates Berlin’s offbeat DIY spirit without being self-consciously cool. Rooms don’t hide their factory pedigree, but are comfortable and come in sizes suitable for lovebirds, families or rock bands.”
“The Michelberger yells youthful creativity. It has a buzzy bar and a courtyard for concerts, both popular in their own right, one of the best restaurants in the neighbourhood, plus a range of funky, idiosyncratic rooms to choose from. It’s also close to Friedrichshain’s infamous nightlife.”
What guests liked
- Beautiful building
- Friendly staff
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Welcome to Michelberger, where quality luxury hotel accommodation is offered for tourists and travelers alike in the city of Berlin. The hotel is located in the district of Friedrichshain, a lively neighborhood that is known for the excitement it offers visitors in the city. The hotel is located close to some important places; the O2 World Arena is located just 500 m away from the hotel while the popularly renowned East Side Gallery is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel premises. The hotel is located in a major transportation hub where it offers guests easy navigation within the city.
The rooms in the Michelberger are furnished with modern elegant décor and wooden finishes providing the perfect accommodation option for guests. The rooms are fitted with amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and full air conditioning. Most rooms have king-size beds and a bathroom that has a bathtub and rain shower. Some rooms come with a video projector.
The on-site restaurant offers guests a plethora of dining options such as local cuisines and vegan options. The food served are made from organic ingredients making sure guests are very healthy.
The café-bar is often used by guests as the perfect relaxation hotspot where they can enjoy a drink or even read a book. The hotel’s on-site spa has a sauna while provisions have been made for parking at the hotel. The hotel offers accommodation options such as cozy single room, cozy double room, luxury room and band room – all to make sure you get exactly what you need.
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