Miniloft.com Berlin, Germany. . . Berlin's unique apartment hotel

Accommodation

Miniloft.com's downtown urban studio apartments are an affordable and comfortable alternative to a design hotel in Berlin. Enjoy its prize-winning architecture and the once-in-a-life-time experience of living in a famous building.

All the minilofts are non smoking, and equipped with modern amenities including a highspeed DSL internet connection for your laptop, cable TV, telephone, and an on-site self-serve laundry.

Relax – enjoy a home-cooked meal or entertain friends. Each miniloft has a fully equipped kitchenette, dining and living areas, and an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and shower.

These apartments allow you full independence while enjoying your stay in Berlin in a unique atmosphere. The generous floor plans allow you to indulge in the modern luxury of pure space, a rarity unparalleled in normal hotels.

People

Miniloft.com was founded in 2002 by Britta Jürgens and Matthew Griffin, a pair of German/Canadian architects, who designed and built the Miniloft building.

They designed and built everything with painstaking attention to detail. From the building to the website, Britta and Matthew have created the minilofts to give you an absolutely genuine and memorable Berlin experience.

Location

Miniloft.com is located in the heart of Berlin, and has fantastic public transit connections. The closest U-bahn (subway) station is three-minute stroll from your front door, and the spectacular central train station is only a ten-minute walk.

In fifteen minutes you can visit main points of interest such as the Brandenburg Gate and the parliament buildings by foot, and while you are at it, wander through some of Berlin's most dramatic cityscapes.

The famous "Scheunenviertel" culture and night life scene is just around the corner, as are many art galleries and museums.

Your miniloft is the perfect starting point to explore this lively and fascinating city at the junction between eastern and western Europe.

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