Berlin Accommodation - Apartments Hotels Hostels Camping
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Accommodation in Berlin Hotels Apartments Hostels Camping Campsites
Before the Wall fell rental accommodation was predominantly situated in West Berlin and that balance remains today. However the city's tallest hotel 'the Park Inn' can be found in Alexanderplatz (seven minutes walk from the TV Tower) in what was the centre of East Berlin and today is the prime location for seeing Berlin historical sights. The 4 star hotel itself is by Berlin standards a little expensive but it has numerous excellent facilties including a business centre, casino gym and a well informed concierge desk. The view on the 39th floor is second to none.
On the other side of the city there is an abundance of accommodation in the Charlottenburg area the former home of Berlins bourgeoisie and also in Schoneberg in the southwest. Hotels and apartments in the latter district seem to offer good accommodation at competitive prices. It is also the best area in Berlin for finding decent budget accommodation sought by backpackers and as a result has a lively nightlfe.
There are several camp sites in Berlin situated on the western outskirts if the city. DCC Dreilinden at Abrechts Teerofen , 14109 Berlin Wannsee (Tel: 805 12 01) caters for 'tents only. It has a restaurant and shower facilties. Directions: Take the S-Bahn (towards Potsdam) to Wannsee. The get the 118 bus 118 to Kätchenweg. The camp is a 20 minute walk from there. Ed comment Sometimes described as 'basic'.
DCC Gatow at Kladower Damm 207-213, 14039 Berlin Spandau (Tel: 365 43 40) Open all year and has plots for visitor with caravans. Easy to get to on Express bus 34 from ZOO station.Ed Comment Caters for disabled people and the loo's are very clean. Noted.
DCC Kladow at Krampnitzer Weg 111-117, 14089 Berlin Kladow (Tel: 365 27 97) Open all year and offers caravans if you have not got your own. Site is good for children offering open air swimming and playspace. Facilities are good with decent showers and a toilet for the disabled. At ZOO Station take Expressbus 34 to Alt-Kladow then bus 234 to Selbitzer Straße. From there its about an eight minute walk of you follow the DCC signposts. Ed Comment There is a fairly decent restaurant and the site shop proved useful.
DCC Am Krossinsee at Ernsdorfer Straße 38, 12527 Berlin Koepenik (Tel: 675 86 87) Site CV is impressive as it caters for visitors with caravans, rents rooms and bungalows. Caters well for disabled visitors. Take the S-Bahn to Grünau, then Tram 68 to Schmöckwitz and then bus 733 to the site. Ed Comment Bonuses here include the chance to rent bikes and boats and the scenic woodland setting. Noted
DCC Kohlhasenbrück Neue Kreisstraße 36, 14109 Berlin Wannsee( Tel: 805 17 37) From ZOO station take S-Bahn towards Potsdam, to Wannsee and then bus 118 to Neue Kreisstr. Closed between November and Febuary this site is most suitable for people with young chidren as it boasts a nature reserve and a playgound for children. Ed Comment The children friendly ambience is supported by laundry facities!
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