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Fantastic location, architecturally quirky, clean, spacious and also homely. More personable than a hotel. Convenient to all the major sights and also local restaurants and cafes in the Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg. Would stay again
Thank Stjuni
Response from 936Andy, Manager at MiniloftResponded 2 days ago
Thank you so much, hopefully we'll see you again soon!
Booked immaculate and funky Miniloft for three nights and shared an extroverted loft on the second floor with my sister and parents. My sis and I slept on the sofa beds which were stylish yet super easy to set up. We wanted to all be...More
Thank Anilegna
Response from 936Andy, Manager at MiniloftResponded 2 days ago
A funky apartment complex that is very well located via an easy walk to Berlin HbH, tourist buses, Natural History Museum and all the major Berlin attractions. Minimalist styling, but everything is there for a very comfortable stay. Italian restaurants within walking distance were very,...More
Thank IRWakka
Response from 936Andy, General Manager at MiniloftResponded 1 week ago
Thanks so much! Hopefully we'll see you again some day.
Our classic Miniloft apartment was perfect for us. Warm, spacious, clean and private with a functional kitchen and access to a washing machine and dryer. It was a pleasure to come home to after a long day on the tourist trail in Berlin. The owners...More
Thank M W
Response from 936Andy, General Manager at MiniloftResponded 3 weeks ago
Thank you so much, I'm really glad you enjoyed your stay.
Andy
If you prefer living like a local to joining mobs of tourists in a hotel, I can't imagine a better selection than the Miniloft. Getting to the apartments from Tegel airport couldn't be easier; grab a TXL bus out the front door of the airport,...More
The centre of Berlin, Mitte is most famous for sights like the Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz, and Museum Island. The central location makes this one of the city's most expensive places to live. It is here the oldest traces of the city can be found, and evidence of some significant transformations, as well. The gangsters that once ruled the impoverished streets between Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt have given
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way to an international crowd pursuing fashionable designer clothes, the newest food trends and frequenting the many craft shops. Graphic designers have taken up residence in what used to be backyard barns and stables. There are still vestiges of the old days, however. The occasional housing complex is a reminder of the neighbourhood’s past. And if you look carefully, an old 1920s ball house nestled amongst the art galleries and exhibitions of Auguststrasse can still teach you how to dance the old fashioned way.
We are two women who need twin beds and no stairs. Sept 21-26, 2015. What do you suggest?
29 June 2015|
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Response from 936Andy | Property representative |
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We have an Introverted apartment free during that time. Each apartment has a double bed and a comfortable sofa bed. If you would like more details please our website.
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Hello
We have an Introverted apartment free during that time. Each apartment has a double bed and a comfortable sofa bed. If you would like more details please our website.
Tripadvisor wont let me post a link, but just search online for miniloft berlin and you should find our website
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Andy
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"The "extrovert" room's full-glass outer wall is a fun, modern design detail."
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