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While Pistachio Macaron isn’t the most charming home in our collection, it’s located in a very attractive part of bustling Berlin. With Rosenthaler Platz on your doorstep, you’re close to so many art galleries, independent boutiques and eateries. Despite being a studio, the home is bright and airy – and although it’s not going to win any design prizes, it’s a great base for travellers looking to explore a vibrant part of the city.

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Boston Cream Pie is a little on the generic side, but the wonderful location makes up for everything it lacks in the design department. Rosenthaler Platz is a bustling part of Berlin, packed with co-working spaces, independent eateries and hipster-esque coffee shops. The home itself is bright and airy, but it also comes with a bed and sofa bed side by side in the living room – so don’t expect a lot of privacy. 

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Right next to Nordbahnhof Park, we find Pixie. It feels a little generic when it comes to furniture (there’s a lot of IKEA), but we love the huge windows that let in a lot of light. This part of Mitte isn’t the most lively, but you’re well-connected to the rest of Berlin via Nordbahnhof Station (it's only a three-minute walk away).

Pixie

Swanky in every way, Schwerin reminds us of German fairytale castles. While Schöneberg isn’t exactly located atop a hill with panoramic views of forests and mountains (like a real castle), it does offer a lot in terms of local Berlin restaurants and shops. We love the high ceilings, stucco details and luxurious materials, perfect for channelling your inner regal self.

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Every room in Stilleben tells a different story. Every corner is curated with meticulous attention to detail, and it quickly becomes clear that Tina is passionate about interior design and creating a sense of space. Her collection of flower paintings is impressive – and so is her love of mid-century design (the 1960s Italian glass tables, Eames chairs, and the stunning Wim Rietveld lamp in the living room are favourites). It’s located in Kreuzberg (in the Bergmannkiez to be exact), so there are plenty of elegant boutiques, restaurants, and coffee shops nearby.

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Over the years, Berlin has built a reputation for being one of the coolest, chicest cities in Europe, and that has brought about an influx of unique buildings to stay in. This home is no different! Filled with artistic flair and character, you're guaranteed to feel inspired with creativity when wandering around this open-plan apartment.

Considering its placement in Berlin's Mitte district, which is steeped in history and culture, you'll feel right at home in the neighbourhood. Locations don't come much more central to Berlin than the lively Mitte area, so you'll be glad to know there are endless experiences and sights at your doorstep. A twelve-minute wander will take you to Hackescher Höfe – a must-see maze of Art Nouveau courtyards made up of designer shops, restaurants, cafes and incredible street art – while a twenty-four-minute stroll will bring you to Museum Island, which comprises five museums for the history buffs to enjoy. 

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Bright and airy, A Week with Marilyn has that charming Altbau vibe. Located on a residential street in Mitte, it overlooks an inner courtyard with leafy views. It doesn’t have oodles of character, but we do like that it’s very central. You’re well-connected transport-wise, and it’s also within walking distance to some of Berlin’s coolest galleries.

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On the top floor of a beautiful 1900s building, we find Blonde Venus. We love its roomy terrace with views of Berlin, perfect for warm summer evenings - as well as its location in funky Kreuzkölln, which lies in the intersection of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. This three-bedroom home has a lot of charm, especially when it comes to all the intact characteristics that allude to the building’s past.

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At the exact point where Kreuzberg meets Neukölln, we find The Blue Angel. Kreuzkölln, as the locals call it, is a blend of multiple identities - there’s the multicultural atmosphere, the hipster bars, and a mix of both expensive abodes and rundown buildings. The Blue Angel embodies all of it with its high ceilings and original plaster details paired with contemporary photo prints and vintage furniture in the kitchen. 

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Marienburg taps into something that feels very majestic. The over-the-top style isn’t for everyone, but if you want to feel a little regal, this three-bedroom home is for you. A swanky mix of Hollywood Regency and rustic styles, it’s the kind of place that makes you think of German fairytale castles. Schöneberg is full of things to do, especially when it comes to local restaurants and shops.

Marienburg

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Touch of Warhol is a cosy flat nestled between Kreuzberg and Neukölln in a neighbourhood the locals call Kreuzkölln. It’s up-and-coming, so expect hipster-esque hotspots full of artsy Berliners mixed in with these rough edges. This three-bedroom home is perfect for the artistically inclined, especially if you appreciate pop artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. The building is from the early 1900s and it’s been lovingly renovated with modern amenities, old-school board games and charming details aplenty. 

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Toasted Almond is definitely one of a kind. The camel colour palette, beechwood, marble counter-tops and high-quality materials give a sophisticated feel. Flooded with sunlight from the balcony windows, you might not want to leave. The private balcony overlooks an internal courtyard with a playground – although the host asks guests to be considerate of noise for the sake of the neighbours. It might not be the most central home in the city, but the quiet residential area is surrounded by parks, ideal for those who prefer a slower pace of life. 

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Sexy with an edge of Hollywood Regency, this home couldn’t be better suited for a cosy couple in need of some glamour and luxury. Starting their journey in a restored elevator from the 1920s, guests will have an idyllic adventure before even stepping into the moody apartment underneath the gabled roof. Besides the plush bed linen, we love the light-projector show by photographer Kalstuht and the free-standing bath – this is an amorous space from top to bottom. 

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Linderhof oozes character with a regal touch. Even though we can’t quite seem to nail down its style (it’s a mix of everything, Hollywood Regency elements, Baroque accents, Farmhouse Style cabinetry), we absolutely loved the high ceilings, stucco detailing, and the gorgeous granite countertop. Located in wonderful Schöneberg, it’s in a charismatic part of Berlin with lots to do around the corner.

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It’s easy to see that Photographic Memory is a cherished home. Brimming with plants, personal trinkets, and artworks made by a friend of the host’s grandmother, you can sense the calmness and love as soon as you step through the front door. While it’s not in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, it's only five minutes away from Mauerpark. And there are also plenty of eateries, cosy coffee shops and design boutiques within walking distance.

Photographic Memory

While this home is small, we promise it’ll make for a comfortable base. With a hotel-like style, the building is from 2016, which means that it feels incredibly modern and streamlined. The location is excellent – it’s within walking distance to many of Berlin’s most popular attractions, like Checkpoint Charlie, and Museum Island. You’ll also find an abundance of restaurants and coffee shops that are worth checking out. 

The Cherry Blossom

Even though Wait A Minute is central, the immediate area is very peaceful. You’re within walking distance to lots of museums and art galleries – and it’s also well-connected by way of nearby Berlin Nordbahnhof. All in all, it’s a great point to explore Berlin from. Home-wise, we particularly enjoyed the impressive fifth-floor views of the Altbau-filled neighbourhood from the balcony. It is minimal in style, but we like that it’s so modern – it’s also flooded with natural light, which is something we always find appealing.

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Technically a studio, this home has been set up to make the most use of the little space there is. You’ll find surprises at every corner, like the hidden hob that pops up from under the kitchen counter. The host has also built USB ports into all the plugs, so you can charge your phone, or kindle without having to bring an adapter. The best part though is the Scandi-style bed, which is tucked away behind two asymmetrical walls, creating a minimalist, but cosy, sleeping area.

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Adventurous. Nostalgic. Sophisticated. The Ivory Empress is all of that and more. Set in a building from the 1900s, its history is celebrated by the light colour palette, gorgeous wooden floors and magnificent works of art. It’s easy to see that the host has an eye for design – most things are sourced from flea markets, with each piece of art and furniture telling a story. Located right on the border between Kreuzberg and Neukölln in a neighbourhood the locals call Kreuzkölln, this five-bedroom home is in a place where hipster coffee shops meet multicultural Berlin.

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If you’re in Berlin to see the sights, you should stay somewhere like The Frog Prince. Alexanderplatz is about fifteen minutes away and the same with Museum Island. Even though it’s not the most characterful home we have, we love its vintage-meets-modern style. The kitchen is a particular favourite, with its sleek feel and modern appliances.

The Frog Prince

With its teak furniture and Danish design, Wood Stock is one of those effortlessly chic homes. We love the kitchen, it’s our favourite part of the home as the all-black kitchen cabinetry is super eye-catching. The immediate area is lovely – there’s always something to do in Prenzlauer Berg, whether you’re looking to find your new favourite coffee shop, try some exotic foods, or visit some independent boutiques. 

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Found right by the Spree, The Greenery is in an excellent location. You’re within walking distance to many of Berlin’s cultural offerings (Museum Island is only twenty minutes away), along with lots of famous night clubs (if that’s your thing). The living room feels incredibly lively – we loved the abundance of tropical green plants and host Paul’s attention to detail. And the kitchen is wonderful too – we can only imagine the kind of delicious meals that you’ll want to cook while staying in this home.

The Greenery

Dry Humour is one of a kind. Located inside what used to be a brewery, the building is steeped in history. We adore the high ceilings and arched windows, both of which remind us of a different time. It also comes with a kitchen that’s very clearly made for cooking – the butcher’s block countertop is as cool as it is practical. The immediate area is on the more peaceful side, but you’re only a ten-minute walk from some of Berlin’s most charming hangouts – including Viktoriapark (one of our favourite parks in the city).

Dry Humour

Located inside one of the Hermann Henselmann Towers on Strausberger Platz, The Little Drummer has a rich history. As it overlooks Karl-Marx-All – the former GDR boulevard designed for parades and lined with mirrored wedding-cake style architecture on both sides – this home feels exceptionally grand. It’s lacking in entertainment options (there’s no TV), but with Alexanderplatz ten minutes away, we’re sure you’ll find other things to do.

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Florentina is effortlessly minimalist in every way possible. It has a Scandinavian feel, and a high-end kitchen that’s great for cooking up a storm. With a calming neutral colour palette, curated details and the stunning wooden floor, this home encourages you to slow down. Although it’s not located in the liveliest part of Berlin, it’s great for couples looking to explore Charlottenburg and all of its charm. 

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With a large, well-equipped kitchen, and a wonderful patio, there’s no getting around the fact that this home is set up for having a good time. There’s also a sauna, which is the ultimate post-sightseeing treat. Location-wise, it almost doesn’t get any better than this. Rosenthaler Platz is rich in culture, and it’s also one of our favourite neighbourhoods – get ready to explore modern art galleries, one-of-a-kind cafes, quirky bars, and lots and lots of co-working spaces.

Monochrome Farben

With its airy spaces and natural colour palette, Minimalist Farben is one of those homes that both looks and feels extremely comforting. It’s not within walking distance to the biggest tourist attractions (unless you’re up for a forty-five-minute walk to Alexanderplatz), but Prenzlauer Berg is full of things to do. Why not check out beautiful Mauerpark and pick something up at the flea market? And if you don’t feel like cooking at home (even though the kitchen is well-equipped), you’ll also find an abundance of restaurants in the immediate area.

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With its high ceilings and modern design, Pastel Farben is the kind of home we look forward to coming home to after a long day of sightseeing. The kitchen isn’t huge – you’re in Prenzlauer Berg though, so there are plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby that are worth checking out. The home itself is also on the smaller side (it’s a studio), but we won’t hold that against it as it’s a lovely place to stay.

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If you want to stay in a charming part of Berlin, Art Farben has you covered. Close to the likes of Brunnenstraße and Bernauer Straße, the immediate area is lined with artisan coffee shops, independent art galleries, and restaurants loved by locals, effectively capturing Berlin’s famous kiez atmosphere. It isn’t the most characterful home, but you’ll be happy to find everything you need for a stay in the German capital – including a small balcony with the loveliest green views during the warmer months.

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Brimming with books, artsy trinkets and Rothko-esque paintings, this Mitte flat is the kind of home that starts conversations. Once owned by an artist, there's a unique layout and a creative flair here that we loved when we visited. It's a blend of different styles, yet it works – vintage antiques mix with minimalist furniture, wooden countertops sit on stainless steel cabinets and, in the heart of it all, are the huge windows showing off the mammoth trees of Arkonaplatz Square across the street. On sunny days, enjoy your morning cup of coffee and breakfast roll on the balcony, watching as Berlin comes to life. Location-wise, you won't have to travel far to experience the authentic flea markets, buzzing restaurant scene and trendy galleries in this lively part of Mitte. Instead of walking to the main attractions, make like the locals and rent a bike from the cycle hire stations in the Kulturbrauerei or hop on the tram and be in the city centre in no time. 

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Located in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, Creative Writing perfectly summarises Berlin’s vibrant spirit. The little balcony opens up to a beautiful residential street, allowing you to unwind while soaking up some of the special neighbourhood feel. We love all the posters (including The New Yorker covers in the bathroom), as well as the impressive collection of houseplants. While it feels and looks very young, anyone would like this home, especially if you’re keen to live in one of the city’s most charming neighbourhoods.

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Sage looks like it’s stuck in a bohemian moment of the 1960s – and we're here for it. Positively brimming with retro furniture, hip artwork, and a vibrant colour palette, it’s like breathing in a breath of fresh air. We love that all of this is happening inside an old Altbau building, with big windows and high ceilings, allowing plenty of natural light to stream through the large bedrooms and spacious communal areas. It's a real crowd-pleasing home, with three brightly coloured bedrooms, each with their own eclectic prints, funky patterns and green houseplants. Set against the backdrop of Mitte, it’s in an excellent location for exploring too. Alexanderplatz is around the corner (a five-minute walk away) – and if you feel like exploring Museum Island, it’s less than fifteen minutes from home by foot.

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Location-wise, Versus is about as good as it gets. You’re only a short walk from Alexanderplatz (seven minutes to be exact), as well as Hackescher Markt and all of its shops. It’s worth noting that it’s quite small (it’s a studio), but if you don’t mind everything being in the same room, then you’ll like this place. The kitchen isn’t super big either – but no need to worry, there are tonnes of amazing restaurants and coffee shops nearby for you to try out.

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“Wow” was about all we could muster up when we visited this home. Elegant and sophisticated, it’s this kind of stuff our interior design dreams are made of. The building is actually a heritage site as it has the first-ever steel structure built outside New York City. There’s not one thing that doesn’t stand out in this home – the Verner Panton and Eero Saarinen furniture, incredibly high ceilings, a plant collection extraordinaire, the blue and grey colour palette. On top of that, Karina is also an exceptional host – she will go above and beyond to make your stay perfect.

Phenomenology

Boomerang’s location is phenomenal. Just across the street from Friedrichstrasse Bridge and the adjacent train station, it’s so well-connected that most of Berlin is at your fingertips. But the best of all, you ask? The quietness. Despite the central location, it’s surprisingly calm (the balcony also faces an inner courtyard). The kitchen and bathroom could do with a contemporary update, but we’re willing to overlook that because of the living room’s cool mid-century-inspired design.

Boomerang

Pixels isn’t big (it’s a studio), but it’s got charm aplenty. Situated in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, you’re within walking distance to some of Berlin’s most charming hang-outs. We really like the kitchen. It’s also small, but it’s beautifully designed and well-equipped – maybe it can persuade you to whip up at least one meal during your stay? If you don’t feel like cooking up a storm, there are an abundance of restaurants close by, all worth checking out.

Pixels

Avocado might be small, but it’s well-suited for a stay in Berlin. It’s within walking distance to Rosenthaler Platz – one of our favourite spots in Mitte, filled with coffee shops, restaurants, and boutiques. Prenzlauer Berg is also not too far away. While it’s definitely not the kind of place you host a dinner party, it makes for a great, comfy, and cosy Berlin base.

Avocado

The Viewpoint is in an excellent location. It’s located in a part of Mitte that’s quiet, yet still within walking distance to some of the busier spots (the Naturkundemuseum is only seven minutes away) As it’s a studio, it’s not big, but the colour palette is soothing and the high ceilings make it seem a lot bigger than it actually is. We also like that it feels very Berlin, with its loft-like vibes and charming courtyard views.

The Viewpoint

This home doesn’t offer much in terms of entertainment (there’s no TV), but with Prenzlauer Berg right on your doorstep, we’re not complaining. Known as one of Berlin’s most beautiful neighbourhoods, it’s flooded with restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, all waiting to be explored. The home isn’t big, but it comes with everything you need for a cosy stay. And it’s also well-connected to the rest of the city if you feel like seeing some sights.

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There’s a lot to like about Fruitful. Bright (courtesy of the huge windows), modern, and characterful, it’s a charming Prenzlauer Berg escape. Best of all? It’s super close to Volkspark Friedrichshain, one of Berlin’s most beloved parks. As it faces an inner courtyard, it’s pretty tranquil. But it’s still a studio, so don’t expect lots and lots of space (the bedroom is only separated from the living space by a partitioning wall).

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