HOTEL ODERBERGER
2024
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Boutique hotel with swimming pool offering breakfast in the old engine room with regional delicacies...
We've fallen in love with this boutique hotel, housed in a century-old bathhouse. When she took over the hotel in 2012, the GLS Campus manager was careful to preserve many of the original details. After a period of extensive renovations, the hotel opened its doors in 2016. Breakfast in the former engine room crowns the quality of the stay; regional delicacies, waffle bar, homemade pastries... Nothing is missing and nothing is superfluous. The swimming pool also welcomes visitors from outside the hotel for two-hour sessions.
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Single room approx. €250 and double room from €260. Suite from €330. Breakfast from €29.
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The Hotel Oderberger, located in Berlin, is a charming hotel nestled in the heart of the former thermal power station of the city's swimming pool . The hotel offersrooms, including those in the basement, suites in the tower and apartments, both large and small .Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or a gourmet, you'll be delighted by the hotel's restaurant, which extends over three separate levels. Start your day with breakfast on the terrace, featuring regional specialties, waffles, homemade pastries, infused water and smoothies , as well asvegetarian and vegan options .The bar, featuring a fireplace, invites you to enjoy drinks in style. The hotel also offers the possibility of organizing parties, galas, conferences and other events in its billiard room, equipped withhydraulic technology to raise the pool floor. You can even book a private swim in the pool, accompanied by a sauna session. An ideal place for a stay that's both comforting and rewarding!
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