Cold War history and red hot culture
This hip hotel is full of history. Not only does it occupy a building that was once the Stasi secret police HQ, but it’s also just a stone’s throw from Checkpoint Charlie, which was the best-known crossing point between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. It’s just a few minutes from the shopping mecca of Friedrichstrasse and the well-connected Stadtmitte Metro station, too.
Reflecting the creative energy of the surrounding Mitte district, this design hotel is full of artistic flair. Temporary exhibitions are held here, while the minimalist guest rooms are punctuated by jazzy furnishings and urban art works. The rooms also offer WiFi, satellite TV and a private bathroom, and with the hotel’s bike rental you can easily explore the city on two wheels.
Days here begin with a scrumptious breakfast that’s served in a stylish dining room. Then after you’ve had a day out exploring Berlin’s attractions – including the iconic Brandenburg Gate and the moving Holocaust Memorial, which are only five minutes away by bike – you can return to the hotel for tasty nibbles and cool cocktails in the evenings.
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What Gat Point Charlie has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
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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.