Cozy & Stylish Apartment in Prenzlauer Berg - ELIR

Summary:

Spacious and stylish apartment in Prenzlauer Berg, ideal for up to 5 guests. Enjoy multiple bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and access to a inner courtyard garden. Perfect for families, longer stays, or small groups exploring Berlin.



The Space:

Welcome to your comfortable Berlin stay – with plenty of space, thoughtful design, and a relaxed atmosphere.



🛏 Comfortable sleeping for up to 5

– 2 bedrooms with double beds + separate room with sofa bed



🍳 Fully equipped kitchen

– Coffee machine, pots, pans, dishes & everything for easy meals



🛋 Cozy living area

– Perfect for relaxing, games, or social evenings



🎨 Unique design touches

– Featuring art inspired by a local artist



📺 Extra space to unwind

– Basement playroom with TV



🌿 Courtyard bedroom + garden access

– Quiet sleeping and access to a small shared garden



🚪 Ground-floor apartment with direct access

– Easy arrival, no stairs to enter



🧺 Washing machine available

– Ideal for longer stays



Guest Access:

📱 Easy keyless check-in

– Access via smartphone for flexible arrival



The Neighborhood:

The neighborhood

🌿 Located in Prenzlauer Berg, one of Berlin’s most vibrant and charming areas.

Enjoy cafés, restaurants, boutique shops, and weekly markets just steps away.

Despite the lively surroundings, the apartment offers a quiet retreat thanks to its courtyard-facing bedroom and garden access.



Getting Around:

Transport

🚋 Tram “Danziger Str.” – 2 min walk

🚆 S-Bahn “Prenzlauer Allee” – 7 min

🚇 U-Bahn “Eberswalder Str.” – 10 min



Easy access to all central areas of Berlin.

Perfect for walking or cycling to Kollwitzplatz, Mauerpark, Kulturbrauerei, and nearby parks.



Other Things to Note:

⚠️ Stairs inside the apartment

The stairs to the living area are quite steep, so children should be supervised.



Interaction with Guests:

We’re not on-site, but always easy to reach.

📱 Available via chat or phone from 9:00–00:00

⏱ After hours, we offer a callback service