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Home » Europe » Central Europe » Germany » Berlin

Huettenpalast, Hobrechtstrasse 66, Berlin, Germany Review

08/09/2014 by Emma 2 Comments

Whimsical, budget accommodation at Huttenpalast

The "Palace of the Hut" (Huttenpalast) is located in the Neukölln district which appears to be up and coming since the demise of Tempelhof airport.

Located in an old vacuum cleaner factory and in a street full of cafés, low key bars and some interesting looking shops.

 

Huttenpalast Berlin Germany

The check-in was fun and pain free with Silke answering any questions before they arose. We checked out some of the other caravans and had a good nosey about before settling into the Alten Palast, our home for the night.

 

Huttenpalast Berlin Germany

The Alten Palast is the remains of the wooden panelled front room of the factory with some new decor added by French Artist Marion Andrieu. There are four beds, each single. Two on the roof and two inside the room.

 

Huttenpalast Berlin Germany

Alten Palast upper sleeping area

 

The showers and toilets were modern and clean, the only downside being the lack of privacy for changing - I'm not big on communal dressing areas.

 

The sleeping areas encircle a beautifully decorated and lit up tree. With little night lights outside each house glowing all night.

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Courtyard

 

Each house has its own seating area and table for relaxing. There is also a courtyard outside for al fresco dinning, chatting or surfing the web

The beds were comfortable and the sleep peaceful.

 

Unfortunately for sleeping, Berlin was having a heatwave which also lacked some wind to keep cool. All the external windows were open but alas no wind so we didn't sleep too well - thanks weather system!

 

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Free tea/coffee as well as an apple and croissant were available for breakfast. Just enough to tide us over until we found somewhere to lounge over something bigger.

 

 

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Map night lights

 

 

We were sad to leave. It's quirky, differnt and with free WIFI, showers and friendly staff. An excellent place to stay all round!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Location

HÜTTENPALAST
Hobrechtstrasse 65/66
12047 Berlin – Neukölln

Transport:-

…from Airport Berlin-Schönefeld (ca. 35 minutes):
* Bus “X7″ until uderground station “Rudow”
* Underground “U7″ direction Rathaus Spandau until station “Hermannplatz”
* ca. 5 minutes walking distance to Hobrechtstrasse 65/66

…from Airport Berlin-Tegel (ca. 40 minutes):
* Bus “X9″ until Underground station “Jakob-Kaiser-Platz”
* Underground “U7″ driection Rudow until station “Hermannplatz”
* ca. 5 minutes walking distance to Hobrechtstrasse 65/66

…from Main railways station (ca. 30 minutes):
* Bus “M41″ until station “Hermannplatz/Sonnenallee”
* ca. 5 minutes walking distance Hobrechtstrasse 65/66

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