Hotels in Reinickendorf
Reinickendorf covers Berlin's north: the Tegeler See lake, the Tegeler Forst woods and the garden suburb of Frohnau. You sleep in the green and still reach Mitte in about 20 minutes on the U6 subway line. Mid-range and family hotels dominate.
Staying in Reinickendorf: location, transport, price level
Reinickendorf in the north stretches from the former Tegel airport, now being redeveloped as a research and business quarter, past the Tegeler See to the garden suburb of Frohnau. The district is green, residential and barely touristed, which makes it mainly interesting for business travelers and people passing through.
The hotel supply concentrates around Tegel and the arterial roads, often with on-site parking and moderate rates. The U6 subway runs directly to Friedrichstraße and Mitte in around 25 minutes.
Atmosphere
Quiet, green, lakeside. Walks around the Tegeler See, the Tegel woods, Schloss Tegel.
Who this district suits
- ✓ Families
- ✓ Travelers who want quiet
- ✓ Anyone with a rental car
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Hotels in Reinickendorf
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