1. The tiny garden townhouse in Prenzlauer Berg
Built in the 1930s, this tiny townhouse in a leafy enclave of Prenzlauer Berg in central Berlin has been recently refurbished to create a cosy hideaway in the city full of historic touches that lie side-by-side modern design features. Inside you’ll find arched brick ceilings, industrial-syle steel spiral staircases and beautiful curved windows with views out onto the streets below. There’s also a private garden to relax in in the summer months and you’re right next to central Berlin’s famous sights.
Rooms? One bedroom. Sleeps up to three guests.
The mood? A compact hideaway in a leafy enclave of central Berlin.
Location perks? Minutes away from central Berlin.
Budget range? A decent price for the location.