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Upon arrival we were pleasantly greeted by the receptionist. We were tired after traveling. However there was a dispute with the cleaning fee.When I booked online I was charged Euro15 cleaning fee. The receptionist stated that this was incorrect and should be charged Euro 20....More
Like most other reviewers, we found the apartment to be clean, comfortable, well equipped (full electric cooker but no microwave). Coffee, tea provided. Location is extremely convenient for the gay neighbourhood.
Neighbouring apartments sometimes noisy, especially because people tend to arrive and leave at strange...More
Second time I've stayed here on a weekend break with friends. Staff always friendly and welcoming. Apartments well appointed and a great location. Above all else always excellent value for money. They provide all you need. Kitchen with tea and coffee thrown in. Toiletries. Free...More
Flying in from Scotland, I was worried about how to find this place, but with some advance research online, it's quite easy. The train is one price fits all. Get it from the airport, then transfer two stops on the subway.
Please note in the...More
Nice apartments, in a quiet neighbourhood, close enough to the U-Bahn station. The appartment was very warm and well equipped. The major problem was the Wi-Fi connection. So so slow.... It was terrific I can say...
In 1963, Schöneberg was the centre of the political west, inspiring John F. Kennedy to choose this area to famously announce, "Ich bin ein Berliner." Times may have changed, but modern-day Schöneberg still pays tribute to its historical legacies. Once the richest city outside of Berlin proper, the area's affluent past is still visible in ornate housing facades dating back to the Gründerzeit of the 19th century, while
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residents in fur coats walking their dogs or shopping in high-end KaDeWe continue the tradition with a modern flair. Schöneberg was also once the centre of the decadent and burlesque nightlife of the 1920s. It was here that Marlene Dietrich partied with Christopher Isherwood and the first gay bar in Germany was founded. Today, the gay community still revolves around Nollendorfplatz. The overground Ubahn station is even illuminated in rainbow colors, paying tribute to Schöneberg's progressive past.
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Apparently TripAdvisor doesn't permit posting contact information! However, if you google Palais Winterfeldt Berlin, you'll see their web site listed (it came up second when I just tried this). It's in German but if you go... More
Apparently TripAdvisor doesn't permit posting contact information! However, if you google Palais Winterfeldt Berlin, you'll see their web site listed (it came up second when I just tried this). It's in German but if you go to their site and click on "EN" in the upper right-hand corner it will translate it into English. Then click on Contact & Info and there's all the contact info you'll need.
