Adina

Editor's review

For long-term stays in Berlin, it can be more affordable and practical to take an apartment rather than a hotel. At the same time, it is useful to have the service provided at shorter-term accommodation, and advice about getting on in the city.

Step forward Adina Apartment Hotel, which opened in Berlin's smart Mitte district in only the spring of 2011.

Because the Adina has 145 suites, the level of choice is broad. Visitors could do a lot worse, particularly those relocating to Berlin, than to take one of the studio, one-bedroom or two-bedroom suites which are furnished with all the facilities of a modern hotel room. Many offer separate lounge areas, and fully-equipped kitchens, laundry facilities, coffee machine, and telephone. Internet, TV and guest-controlled heating and air conditioning are also standard.

Editor
Editor & Berlin Local