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Charlottenstr. 75, Berlin, Germany
Situated around a 25-minute stroll from the 368m - tall Berliner Fernsehturm Tower, the 6-room Topdomizil Apartments Checkpoint Plaza Berlin also boasts easy access to S Anhalter Bahnhof train station which is only 0.9 km away. The apartment overlooks the River Spree and features such essentials as a car park and Wi-Fi for guests' utmost comfort.
This apartment is in Mitte with hip cafes and shops in a series of labyrinthine courtyards, a few moments from Friedrichstrasse Street. Topdomizil Apartments Checkpoint Plaza is nearly a 10-minute ride from the pedestrianized square "Alexanderplatz" and nearly 5 minutes on foot from the private university "Hertie School of Governance". You can also reach Dali - The exhibition at Potsdamer Platz Art Gallery, which is within a few blocks of the accommodation.
Topdomizil Apartments Checkpoint Plaza offers ironing equipment, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as part of in-room comforts. The property features a bathroom with hairdryers and towels. You'll also come across a separate toilet and a shower.
Alongside self-catering amenities like an equipped kitchen, Topdomizil Apartments Checkpoint Plaza offers guests a dining area where they can savour their meals. The apartment is designed to provide guests with convenience and relaxation, complete with coffee/tea making machines. The restaurant Entrecote is located just 150 metres from this apartment. Stadtzentrum tube station is 5 minutes’ walk away and Charlottenstrasse bus station is 5 minutes’ walk from this apartment.
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