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Situated on a small tree-lined street, Ackselhaus is quiet enough to ensure a good night’s rest but central enough to be within a short distance of all the action. It’s an ideal destination for either a business or pleasure stay, thanks to a wide range of amenities and services. The flats and apartments offer internet access, are simple and tasteful and mix antique with modern furniture. They have completely fitted kitchens, but guests will find plenty of restaurants around nearby Kollwitzplatz.
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Sure, the rooms get points for looks— classical and modern with large panoramic windows—but on the business side the Alexander Plaza also has much more to offer. A business centre offers free internet access and fully equipped office facilities. Unfurnished or fully fitted conference facilities cover some 687 square metres of the hotel. Also available are a wide range of secretarial services, from copying and translation to the organisation of video conferences. The Bistro serves light bites and the bar has a popular happy hour.
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The Arcotel Velvet Hotel is conveniently located in one of the trendiest and liveliest neighbourhoods in Berlin. Its warm decor is complemented by excellent service. It has two business studios on the 6th floor, accommodating small meetings. The Lutter & Wegner restaurant offers a wide range of regional food as well as Austrian dishes.
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The Art’otel, with its red, green, blue and aubergine guest rooms, occupies the historic Ermelerhaus, enviably sited on the banks of the Spree river. The painter G Baselitz’s works are sprinkled throughout the six floors of the hotel and Johanne Nalbach’s architecture and interior design give it a sleek and contemporary look. Historic, modern, comfortable and within walking distance of Gendarmenmarkt, Potzdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate, the Art’otel is a gem.
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The Askanischer Hof is one of Berlin’s smallest hotels and one of its most endearing. The rooms are decorated with turn-of-the-century elegance and the antique furnishings hark back to a bygone era. Breakfast is served around the clock in your room or in the breakfast lounge, which can also be turned into a conference room if needed. Located in the very centre of West Berlin, it’s an easy jump to virtually anywhere in the city.
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