Where the concierge points people first
- Citadines Kurfürstendamm Berlin — International aparthotel brand off the Kurfürstendamm, with kitchenettes and rates that bend for longer stays. The safe, predictable choice for a first month in the city. (52.4990, 13.3127)
- Clipper Boardinghouse Berlin-Gendarmenmarkt — A boardinghouse, which in Germany means an apartment building run for longer business stays. Central, near Gendarmenmarkt, and set up for people who are working rather than sightseeing. (52.5158, 13.3901)
- STAYERY Berlin Friedrichshain — Designed around long stays, with shared spaces meant to be used rather than photographed. A Friedrichshain address puts you among bars, cafés and the river rather than office blocks. (52.5092, 13.4668)
- Primeflats - Lofts am Flugfeld Tempelhof — Primeflats handles furnished flats for stays of weeks and months rather than nights. The Tempelhof location sits beside the old airfield, now a public park. (52.4665, 13.3829)
- Hapimag Resort Berlin Zoo — Hapimag is a members' holiday club, so check whether non-members can book before planning around it. (52.5051, 13.3442)
The rest of the serviced apartments in Berlin — every one we hold
- Aparthotel Marcie (52.5001, 13.3522)
- Aparthotel VEGA (52.5044, 13.3258)
- Apartment Berlin | Garden, Terrace, Nature (52.5216, 13.4735)
- Apartments Residenz Am Deutschen Theater (52.5230, 13.3829)
- Apartments Rosenthal Residence (52.5292, 13.4020)
- Apartments Schöneberg (52.4687, 13.3865)
- ariviGo (52.5236, 13.4055)
- Art'Appart Suiten (52.5088, 13.3091)
- BDP Gäste-Etage (52.5562, 13.3859)
- Berlinapartments-Downtown (52.5555, 13.3749)
- Brilliant Apartments GmbH (52.5398, 13.4061)
- Cab City Apartments Gmbh (52.5320, 13.3321)
- Downtown Apartments Berlin (52.5315, 13.3885)
- Elegant Apartotel (52.5262, 13.3009)
- Helios Berlin Apartments (52.4977, 13.4642)
- K&S Apartments (52.5173, 13.3003)
- K26 Apartments (52.5025, 13.3368)
- Miniloft Apartment Hotel (52.5035, 13.3929)
- Miniloft Apartment Hotel Mitte (52.5291, 13.3801)
- Mondrian Suites Hotel Berlin Checkpoint Charlie (52.5063, 13.3952)
- Numastays (52.5047, 13.3911)
- Oberbaum Cityapartments (52.5037, 13.4474)
- Palacina Berlin (52.4959, 13.3603)
- Schoenhouse Avenue (52.5296, 13.4100)
- Sevenrooms-Berlin (52.5236, 13.3319)
- Stars Berlin Apartments Zillestraße (52.5134, 13.3042)
- StayBearlin (52.5416, 13.4372)
- Tannhaus Apartments Berlin Frankfurter Tor (52.5150, 13.4533)
- Visionapartments (52.5241, 13.4183)
- Wilde Aparthotels (52.5076, 13.3875)
Staying over three months changes the paperwork
Minimum stay is set by each operator, from one night at an aparthotel to around a month for furnished-flat agencies, so filter by your dates first. The rule that matters for long visitors is registration: under Germany's registration law, someone without a German address who stays more than three months must register their residence (Anmeldung) at a Bürgeramt, and that needs a landlord's confirmation form, the Wohnungsgeberbestätigung. Not every serviced-apartment operator will issue one, so if your stay could run past three months, ask before you book.
Questions people ask
How many serviced apartments are there in Berlin?
Num's directory maps 35 serviced apartments and aparthotels in Berlin.
What is the minimum stay for a serviced apartment in Berlin?
It varies by operator. Aparthotels usually take single nights; furnished-flat providers often want a month or more. Check the listing for your dates.
Do I need to register my address if I rent a serviced apartment in Berlin?
If you have no other address in Germany and stay more than three months, yes. You need the landlord's Wohnungsgeberbestätigung to do it, so confirm the operator provides one.
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