Furnished temporary housing in Berlin is either expensive, short-term, or both. This apartment is built for the middle ground: stays from four months, a German fixed-term rental contract, all-inclusive rent and the right to register your address.
How temporary housing works here
You send an inquiry with your dates. Within a few hours you get a personal offer with the monthly rent for your length of stay. If it fits, you receive a bilingual (German and English) rental contract for temporary use, pay the deposit and the first month, and we agree on a handover date.
- Minimum stay four months, longer stays welcome
- Rent includes heating, electricity, water and internet
- Deposit: usually two monthly rents
- Anmeldung possible, landlord confirmation included
Mitte, on the quiet side
The FRITZ Tower stands where Mitte meets Moabit: Hauptbahnhof and the new Europacity on one side, Fritz-Schloß-Park and the Spree on the other. The Reichstag is about 15 minutes on foot, the Brandenburger Tor about 20, Tiergarten about 12.
What makes it different from a serviced apartment
A serviced apartment is priced per night and furnished for short visits. Here you rent per month, have a full kitchen and a separate bedroom, and a contract that lets you register and settle in. Cleaning is available as an add-on if you want it.