Holiday Inn Berlin City-East Landsberger Allee, An Ihg Hotel, Berlin

The Holiday Inn Berlin City-East Landsberger Allee, An Ihg Hotel provides comfy bedrooms, each featuring adjustable heating, air conditioning, and a choice of pillows from a pillow menu. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows and a private bathroom. Guests report the room TV features some English movies and BBC News programs.

The hotel features the Grenzlos restaurant, serving hearty regional cuisine in an airy space with comfortable booths and floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests can savor a cold beer at the New Orleans bar, which includes a summer terrace. Simple, free, and easy cafe serves 'Carrots & Coconut' cream soup. Up to four kids ages 12 and under eat free any time of the day. Up to 2 kids 12 and under eat free when ordering from the main menu in any Holiday Inn(R) on-site restaurant. Breakfast is available, but some guests consider it a bit pricey.

The hotel is equipped with Spielecke play areas for children and tanning beds for grown-up downtime. There is a fitness room with table tennis. The hotel operates under the new Holiday Inn Open Lobby Concept where all public areas overlap each other pleasantly giving you the choice where to feel most comfortable.

Holiday Inn Berlin City-East Landsberger Allee, An Ihg Hotel is 5 km from Ostbahnhof and 30 km from Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Located in a quiet area of town, the hotel provides easy access to Subway and Bus. Nearby landmarks include Gallery Heike Arndt DK (2 km), Velodrom Berlin (2 km), Brandenburg Gate (7 km), Anomalie Art Club (2 km), Checkpoint Charlie (7 km), Forckenbeckplatz (2 km), and Lemke House (2 km). Guests will benefit from free use of public transport, and a full day of access to the hop-on hop-off tourist bus. You can explore Soviet-era buildings, the Stasi Museum, and the East Side Gallery.

The hotel provides discounted or free entry to many of the city's leading attractions. The hotel's 10 air-conditioned meeting rooms offer flexible options for hosting functions for up to 200 guests. You can also attend the Berliner Philharmoniker. The hotel is an ideal base for families. The hotel has a restaurant, bar, terrace, and conference rooms. The oldest parts of the palace date back to 1695. The hotel is near all the famous places to visit. A city landmark and symbol of German reunification, Berliners congregate to celebrate special events. The Berlin Hohenschönhausen Memorial offers informative tours of a former Cold War prison. You can save money with family boat trips or bike tours, visits to the Zoo or the Olympic stadium, and tickets for shows at more than 20 concert halls and theatres, including the Deutsche Oper. You can combine a visit with a stroll past the grand buildings lining the Unter den Linden boulevard, or through the leafy Tiergarten. Guests head to Museum Island, where you can take in stunning art, architecture, and antiquities. The remaining 44 percent of Berlin is home to 2,500 public parks, gardens, woods, and rivers.