These modern apartments lie just a 2-minute walk from the famous old border crossing of Berlin, Checkpoint Charlie, right in the heart of the city, close to Friedrichstrasse and the Gendarmenmarkt.
Well-equipped and comfortable, and all with either a terrace or balcony, the apartments of the Checkpoint INN provide a central, independent base from which to explore vibrant Berlin.
Guests are welcome to relax in the leafy courtyard and children can amuse themselves in the nearby playground.
Shops, services, restaurants and a supermarket can be found on the ground floor of the Checkpoint Plaza - the apartment and office building in which the apartments are housed.
Look forward to a safe stay at the Checkpoint Inn, with its 24-hour doorman service.
The Stadtmitte U-Bahn (underground) station is just a 2-minute walk away, and an 8-minute walk will bring you to the modern and renowned Potsdamer Platz.
Score from 122 reviews
Exceptional
8.2/10
Rooms: 3
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Address: Charlottenstr. 75, Berlin 10117 
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I liked the stay at Checkpoint Inn because it felt like a home and not a hotel room. I would certainly recommend it to people who wish to have a relaxing time after their busy days on business and who do not make fuss about buying coffee and cereal for breakfast. Excellent apartment. Lovely apartment - clean and warm with a nice view from the balcony. Allappliances were modern, and the Internet was speedy (at €2 a day, abargain too!). Unbelievably central location, it was a short stroll toall the main sights. Will stay here again!. all reviews »
perfect location. Convenience. Location, price, apartments. The location was excellent without being noisy -- an easy walk to nearlyeverything, 2 blocks to the U-Bahn for everything else. Security systemwas also very good, and it was nice having a balcony. I would recommend adding dvd players to all rooms.the bed was a bit uncomfortable, but I am very tall, thus this is a special case. Hotel uses very complicated system with mixture of electronic keys (plastic) and ordinary keys. One has to use plastic to enter to/exit from the building, to enter elevator, to enter/exit stairs, to pass from parking to the building (2 times): 1. It's something annoying. 2. I'm not sure if this system are safe in emergency cases. 3. It is impossible for jewish traveler to stay in hotel in shabbat. Very small for the money, with no maid service and a 25EUR/nightupcharge for a third person. The bedroom was separate, but so small youhad to climb over the bed to get from one side to the other.
