Cube Lodges Berlin Mitte

Highlights

• Private pods that offer a unique and convenient night's stay.
• Centrally located in the buzzing Mitte district of Berlin.
• Climbing wall, 20 beach volleyball courts and a highrope course all on site.
• Most of the city's most famous landmarks are all within walking distance.
• Huge array of bars, restaurants and cafes all just a short stroll away.

You should know

• The bathroom facilities are shared.
• Non-smoking throughout.

If it is convenient and centrally located accommodation in Berlin that you want then look no further than Cube Lodges Berlin Mitte.

These uniquely designed cuboids offer clean and cosy living for between two and four people, with a pod to suit every need. Set in a relaxed beach vibe despite being right in the heart of the city, the "cottages" are private sleeping areas, with access to a shared bathroom and WiFi throughout.

There is real community feel at Cube Lodges, with a large number of activities taking place on site all the time - with 20 beach volleyball courts, a climbing wall and a high rope course.

Yet the real highlight of the stay is the location, with those staying already right in the centre of the buzzing city of Berlin and all it has to offer. For instance, the Natural History Museum is just 650 yards away and the Berlin Wall Memorial is only 350 yards away.

In fact the Mitte district is home to the vast majority of Berlin's most unmissable landmarks. History and culture buffs will be able to go and see Brandenburg Gate or visit Museum Island, while others can simply take it all in with a stroll along the famous boulevard of Unter den Linden.

There are also a vast amount of restaurants, catering for every need, taste and budget - from the renowned Jewish deli Mogg , to the Michelin-starred Pauly Saal, to the shabby-chic Icelandic charm of Dottir - all within walking distance of Cube Lodges. When looking for an evening drink the possibilities are also endless, whether it is a cocktail in a highly fashionable bar, or sipping one of Germany's many beers while watching a local band.

For those who want a little retail therapy Berlin is also a great hub for shopping. Flohmarkt am Mauerpark is one of the biggest flea markets in the city, while there is also high fashion from some of the country's top designers.

Of course with excellent transport links those wanting to explore other areas of the city can do so with ease.

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