Modern city-break hotel in vibrant Friedrichshain
Located in Berlin's lively Friedrichshain district, B&B Hotel Berlin City-Ost offers a practical and comfortable base for exploring the German capital. With Samariterstraße U-Bahn station practically on the doorstep, you'll have effortless access to Berlin's top attractions – reach Alexanderplatz and its iconic 368 metres TV Tower in just 10-15 minutes.
Start your day with the hotel's hearty buffet breakfast before heading out to see Berlin's treasures. Museum Island's five UNESCO-protected museums and the historic Brandenburg Gate are all within easy reach by public transport. The vibrant Friedrichshain neighbourhood surrounds you with an abundance of cafés, bars and restaurants, perfect for experiencing authentic Berlin life after a day of sightseeing.
Each well-appointed room provides everything you need for a comfortable stay in Germany, including air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a TV and tea and coffee facilities. The simple design ensures a restful retreat after exploring the buzzing streets of Berlin.
This straightforward, well-connected hotel delivers exactly what city explorers need – a clean, comfortable base with excellent transport links that puts Berlin's rich cultural landscape and Germany's vibrant capital right at your fingertips.
Highlights
- Right next to Samariterstraße U-Bahn station
- Just 10-15 minutes from Alexanderplatz and Museum Island
- Hearty buffet breakfast available daily for energetic sightseeing
- Free Wi-Fi and air conditioning in all rooms
- Vibrant neighbourhood with countless dining options
- Easy access to Brandenburg Gate and major attractions in Germany
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Breakfast room
Find out more about Berlin City
A visit to Berlin wouldn’t be complete without dipping into its excellent foodie scene. From Michelin starred restaurants to zero-waste cooking, the city is setting trends for sustainable eating. Here, you’ll find some of the best organic vegan and vegetarian dishes, highly regarded by gourmets worldwide. Fear not, there are still choices for the meat-lovers – make for the currywurst, burger and wiener stands in the street food markets and you won’t be disappointed.
Meanwhile, if you’re looking to uncover something a little different, Berlin is the city to do it in. Immerse yourself in its contemporary art scene, visit Germany’s oldest zoo, or take in the spectacular sights of what remains of the Berlin Wall.