Address: Belforter Straße 21, 10405 Berlin
Berlin · Germany · 4-star
ackselhaus & bluehome
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ackselhaus & bluehome is situated in Berlin, Germany, offering a convenient base to explore the city.
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Location
ackselhaus & bluehome is situated in Berlin, Germany, offering a convenient base to explore the city.
Rooms
The accommodation comprises a total of 35 rooms, each appointed with a bathroom. The advantages of the rooms include:
- A double bed ensuring a good night's sleep.
- A balcony in most rooms, offering additional space for relaxation.
- A desk for work or personal use.
- A tea/coffee station.
- Internet access, a telephone, a TV, and WiFi are also available.
- A hairdryer is provided in the bathrooms.
- The accommodation offers non-smoking rooms.
Food and drink
No specific food and drink details are provided.
Facilities
Guests can enjoy the following facilities:
- Internet access
- WLAN access
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Everyday comforts
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Amenities and conditions
- Internet access
- WLAN access
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ackselhaus & bluehome
Belforter Straße 21, 10405 Berlin
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20 km from Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) in a straight line
148 km from Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ) in a straight line
Hear from those who stayed.
Our stay at Ackselhaus was truly amazing. The apartment was spacious and perfect for four people. It had all the essentials, and the heaters (much needed in September) made us feel absolutely comfortable. The staff were very welcoming and helpful as well. Located in the Prenzlau…
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Our stay at Ackselhaus was truly amazing. The apartment was spacious and perfect for four people. It had all the essentials, and the heaters (much needed in September) made us feel absolutely comfortable. The staff were very welcoming and helpful as well. Located in the Prenzlauer Berg district, just a 20-minute walk from Alexanderplatz (one of the main transport hubs with all connections).
What a wonderful place to stay! The apartment was lovely, and the owner was very helpful and accommodating. We took the night train to Berlin, and they had told us in advance that we could drop our luggage in the morning (which was already very much appreciated). But it got even…
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What a wonderful place to stay! The apartment was lovely, and the owner was very helpful and accommodating. We took the night train to Berlin, and they had told us in advance that we could drop our luggage in the morning (which was already very much appreciated). But it got even better: they let us check into the room at 8 am. So we could take a shower and get some rest before discovering Berlin. And on our last day, we could let our trolleys in the room during the day. The rooms are very nice, the bed linnen and towels are clean and soft, the shampoo/soap is great (not the typical agressive soap you sometimes get in hotels, that makes your skin dry and itchy), the staff is very kind and helpful, the location is great,… Definitely a place to remember.
Excellent hotel for the price. The rooms are beautiful, full of light and uniquely decorated, the staff is very friendly. It's also a nice area with pretty quiet streets lined with trees, bistros and breweries. The metro/bus will take you to the city centre in 15min. There's also a welcoming cat at the reception!
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What’s the weather like in Berlin?
Monthly averages
October · Berlin
16°Average high
9°Average low
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A new story every day.
Berlin, the capital of Germany, is a city rich in history and culture. The city has a vibrant atmosphere, blending modernity with historical significance. Visitors can explore a variety of landmarks that tell the story of Berlin's past and present.
- Brandenburg GateBrandenburg Gate is an iconic neoclassical monument that stands as a symbol of unity and peace. It has played a significant role in Berlin's history and is a must-visit for anyone exploring the city.
- Reichstag BuildingThe Reichstag building is home to the German parliament and is known for its impressive glass dome. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Berlin from the dome while learning about the country's political history.
- Berlin Wall MemorialThe Berlin Wall Memorial provides a poignant reminder of the city's division during the Cold War. It features a preserved section of the wall and an informative visitor center that shares the stories of those affected by the wall.
More about the city
One of the most notable sites is the Brandenburg Gate, an iconic symbol of the city. This neoclassical monument has witnessed many historical events and serves as a reminder of Berlin's reunification. Nearby, the Reichstag building, home to the German parliament, offers stunning architecture and a glass dome with panoramic views of the city.
The Berlin Wall Memorial provides insight into the city's divided past. This site features a preserved section of the wall and an informative visitor center that educates guests about the impact of the division. Another important cultural site is Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site that houses several world-renowned museums, showcasing art and artifacts from various periods.
For those interested in contemporary culture, the East Side Gallery presents a colorful display of murals painted on a remaining portion of the Berlin Wall. This open-air gallery reflects the city's artistic spirit and its journey towards unity. Additionally, the vibrant neighborhoods of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain offer a mix of cafes, shops, and street art, embodying the dynamic lifestyle of Berliners.
Berlin's cultural scene is diverse, featuring numerous theaters, music venues, and galleries. The city hosts various festivals throughout the year, celebrating everything from music to film, making it a lively destination for both locals and tourists.
- Museum IslandMuseum Island is a UNESCO World Heritage site that houses five major museums. It is a cultural hub where visitors can explore art and artifacts from ancient to modern times.
- East Side GalleryThe East Side Gallery is an open-air gallery featuring murals painted on a remaining section of the Berlin Wall. This vibrant display of art reflects the city's creative spirit and its history.
- KreuzbergKreuzberg is a lively neighborhood known for its diverse culture and vibrant street life. It offers a unique blend of cafes, shops, and street art that captures the essence of modern Berlin.
- FriedrichshainFriedrichshain is another dynamic area that boasts a youthful atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy a variety of entertainment options, from trendy bars to local markets.
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