Hotels in Berlin

Hotels in Berlin range from $40 to $450 per night, with over 2,500 properties spanning historic Mitte, alternative Kreuzberg, elegant Charlottenburg, and leafy Prenzlauer Berg. Travorio.com lets you book instantly with Bitcoin, Ethereum, 100+ altcoins, Sezzle Pay in 4 installments, or PayPal Pay Later. No wallet setup or hard credit check required.

Berlin draws over 14 million overnight visitors per year, making it Germany's most-visited city and one of Europe's top 5 destinations. The euro (EUR) trades at roughly 0.90-0.95 EUR to 1 USD. Berlin is one of the cheapest capitals in Western Europe: a doner kebab costs $4-5, a museum day pass is $22, and a monthly transit pass is $99. A craft beer at a Kreuzberg bar runs $4-5.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Berlin

Mitte

Mitte is Berlin's historic core. The Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag Building (free rooftop tours with advance booking), Museum Island (Pergamon Museum, Neues Museum, and 3 others), Checkpoint Charlie, and the Berlin Wall Memorial are all within walking distance. Hotels cost $80-300 per night and cluster around Friedrichstrasse and Hackescher Markt. U-Bahn and S-Bahn connections reach every corner of the city. Best for first-time visitors who want history and landmarks on their doorstep.

Kreuzberg

Kreuzberg is Berlin's most culturally diverse neighborhood. The Turkish Market on Maybachufer (Tuesdays and Fridays) sells fresh produce, spices, and street food for $2-5. Canal-side bars along the Landwehr Canal serve craft beer and cocktails. The East Side Gallery (longest surviving section of the Berlin Wall) borders the neighborhood. Hotels cost $40-120 per night. Best for nightlife seekers, street food lovers, and travelers who want Berlin's alternative side.

Charlottenburg

Charlottenburg is West Berlin's grand district. Kurfurstendamm (Ku'damm) runs 3.5 km with luxury shops, cafes, and the KaDeWe department store (Europe's second-largest). Charlottenburg Palace and its Baroque gardens are open year-round ($14 entry). Hotels cost $100-350 per night and cater to business and luxury travelers. The neighborhood has a more refined, quieter feel than Mitte or Kreuzberg. Best for shopping, upscale dining, and a calmer atmosphere.

Prenzlauer Berg

Prenzlauer Berg is a residential neighborhood northeast of Mitte. Tree-lined streets, pre-war apartment buildings, and a strong brunch culture define the area. The Mauerpark flea market (Sundays) draws thousands with vintage goods, street food, and an outdoor karaoke amphitheater. Kollwitzplatz hosts a farmers market on Saturdays. Hotels cost $50-130 per night. A 10-minute U-Bahn ride to Mitte. Best for families, extended stays, and travelers who prefer a local neighborhood feel.

Average Hotel Prices in Berlin by Season

Summer (June to August) is peak season: budget $60-80, mid-range $120-160, luxury $250-450. Major events like IFA (September), ITB (March), and Berlin Festival of Lights (October) spike rates by 20-30%. Christmas market season (late November to late December) keeps prices elevated. Winter (January to March, excluding ITB) drops rates 25-35%: a mid-range Mitte hotel at $140 in July can drop to $90 in February.

How to Book Hotels in Berlin with Cryptocurrency

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Pay Later Hotels in Berlin: Split Into 4 Payments

Sezzle Pay in 4 splits your Berlin hotel bill into four interest-free payments every two weeks. A 3-night stay at a $49/night budget hotel ($147 total) breaks down to $36.75 per payment. A mid-range Mitte hotel at $99/night for 3 nights ($297) costs $74.25 per payment. A luxury Charlottenburg property at $249/night ($747 for 3 nights) works out to $186.75 per payment. Sezzle runs a soft credit check. Subject to approval. Available for US and Canada cardholders.

Getting to Berlin: Flights and Transport

Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) serves direct flights from New York JFK (9h), London (1h 50m), Paris (1h 50m), Dubai (6h), and most European capitals. Low-cost carriers easyJet, Ryanair, and Wizz Air connect Berlin to 120+ cities. The FEX Airport Express train takes 30 minutes to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (central station) for 3.80 EUR ($4.20). S-Bahn S9 takes 50 minutes for the same price. Taxis cost 40-55 EUR ($44-60). Berlin's U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, and bus network covers the entire city with an AB zone day pass at 8.80 EUR ($9.70).

Berlin Travel Tips for 2026

US, Canadian, and UK citizens do not need a visa for stays under 90 days (Schengen zone). The Berlin WelcomeCard (AB zone, 48h: 25 EUR) includes public transport and museum discounts. Book Reichstag rooftop tours online for free (often booked 2-3 weeks ahead). Many Berlin restaurants and bars are cash-only, so carry euros. Tipping is 5-10% at restaurants. Tap water is safe. Sunday is a rest day: most shops close, but restaurants, museums, and flea markets stay open.

Best Hotels in Berlin for Different Budgets

Budget ($40-80/night)

Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg offer the best budget hotels: clean rooms with Wi-Fi, breakfast options, and easy U-Bahn access to Mitte. Boutique hostels with private rooms also fall in this range. Design-forward budget hotels are a Berlin specialty, with many properties featuring local art and minimalist interiors at low prices.

Mid-Range ($85-160/night)

Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg mid-range hotels offer central locations, on-site restaurants, and upgraded rooms in renovated historical buildings. Expect air conditioning, fitness centers, and rooftop terraces. Many properties at this tier are within walking distance of Museum Island and the Brandenburg Gate.

Luxury ($200-450/night)

Charlottenburg and central Mitte host Berlin's luxury tier. Hotel Adlon Kempinski sits directly beside the Brandenburg Gate. The Regent Berlin, Hotel de Rome, and Waldorf Astoria on Ku'damm deliver spa services, Michelin-level dining, and concierge services. Rooftop bars with skyline views and private wellness areas are standard at this level.

Berlin Food and Dining Guide for Hotel Guests

Berlin's food scene is international and affordable. A doner kebab from Kreuzberg's Turkish vendors costs $4-5. Currywurst (Berlin's signature street food) runs $3-4 at stands like Curry 36 or Konnopke's Imbiss. Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg hosts Street Food Thursday with 40+ vendors ($3-8 per dish). Sit-down restaurants in Mitte charge $15-30 for mains. A half-liter of draft beer costs $3-5 at most bars. Berlin's brunch culture thrives in Prenzlauer Berg, where weekend brunch buffets run $12-18 per person.

Why Book Berlin Hotels on Travorio

Travorio aggregates 2,500+ Berlin hotels from multiple suppliers and shows the lowest available rate for each property. Pay with credit card, PayPal, Sezzle Pay in 4, or cryptocurrency. No hidden fees or currency conversion charges. Booking confirmation is instant. Berlin is one of the top European booking destinations on Travorio, with strong inventory from Kreuzberg budget stays to Charlottenburg luxury suites.

Best Berlin Neighborhoods for BNPL Hotel Stays

Kreuzberg: $40-120/night, Pay in 4 from $30/payment

A 3-night Kreuzberg hotel at $49/night ($147 total) splits into 4 payments of $36.75. The lowest BNPL entry point in Berlin. Street food, canal-side bars, and the East Side Gallery are all within walking distance.

Mitte: $80-300/night, Pay in 4 from $60/payment

A 3-night Mitte hotel at $99/night ($297 total) breaks into 4 payments of $74.25. Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and Checkpoint Charlie on your doorstep. The most popular BNPL booking zone in Berlin.

Charlottenburg: $100-350/night, Pay in 4 from $75/payment

A 3-night luxury hotel at $249/night ($747 total) costs $186.75 per payment. Charlottenburg's Ku'damm shopping, palace gardens, and refined restaurants make it Berlin's premium BNPL zone. Subject to approval. Available for US and Canada cardholders.

Prenzlauer Berg: $50-130/night, Pay in 4 from $37.50/payment

A 3-night stay at $60/night ($180 total) splits into 4 payments of $45. Mauerpark flea market, brunch cafes, and a family-friendly vibe. Great BNPL value with a local neighborhood feel, 10 minutes from Mitte by U-Bahn.

How Pay in 4 Works for Berlin Hotels on Travorio

Step 1: Search Berlin hotels and select your room. Step 2: Choose Sezzle at checkout. Step 3: Complete a quick soft credit check (no impact on your credit score). Step 4: Pay 25% today. The remaining 75% is split into 3 equal payments every 2 weeks. Your hotel is confirmed immediately after the first payment. Zero interest, zero fees. Book 6+ weeks before check-in and all payments complete before you arrive. Subject to approval. Available for US and Canada cardholders.

Berlin Hotel Price Examples with Payment Plans

Budget example: 3 nights at $49/night = $147 total. Pay in 4: $36.75 per payment. Mid-range example: 3 nights at $99/night = $297 total. Pay in 4: $74.25 per payment. Luxury example: 3 nights at $249/night = $747 total. Pay in 4: $186.75 per payment. All prices are per room, per night, based on double occupancy. Taxes and fees included in the total before splitting. Sezzle charges zero interest. Subject to approval. Available for US and Canada cardholders.