The Boho Factory

Europe · Germany · Kreuzberg

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Gorgeous Berlin apartment sleeping 10 with huge, high ceilings, bold features and beautiful furnishings throughout.

Sleeps 10
4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms

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£229 per week

Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 3 nights

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Highlights

The main living space is flooded with natural light thanks to big windows and the very high ceilings.
The apartment is supremely stylish thanks to its fantastic furnishings and sleek design choices.
A fantastic base from which to explore Berlin.
Lots of amazing restaurants and bars in the local area.
The apartment sleeps 10 so is ideal for big group holidays.

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You should know

The street beside your apartment can get quite busy so there might be some associated noise.
This apartment is wheelchair friendly.
All of the beds are two singles pushed together to make king size beds—if you’d prefer a twin set up, let your host know when booking.
Guests nine and ten would be on a sofa bed in the living room – if you’re looking for a home with ample space for socialising, we’d recommend this home for eight guests only.
Your host can arrange to have the fridge filled ready for your arrival as an additional extra.

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A cross between an industrial paradise and a bohemian hub, this home is full of character. Once a factory, the building has been transformed and Wilken, your host, has turned this apartment into a comfortable place with bags of space and unique detail.

The high ceilings and concrete walls of the open living space scream aspirational Berlin loft living, while the lavender sofa and ridiculously soft fleecy throws radiate cosiness. Feast at the dining table under the impressive chandelier before heading out into the evening of this notoriously late-night city. Your pad is metres from Park am Gleisdreieck, an architectural award-winning green redevelopment built around disused rail tracks.

It’s the perfect spot for picnics or sunbathing on the lawn. To sample Berlin’s tangible history, trendsetting bars and unpretentious eateries, the nearby Möckernbrücke U-Bahn station connects you to other parts of the capital in no more than fifteen minutes.

Kreuzberg is one of Berlin’s most popular neighbourhoods, partly because of its easy-to-access location, but also because of its urban atmosphere. It’s the neighbourhood that never seems to sleep due to its vibrant nightlife paired with plenty of casual restaurants, street food and art galleries.

Historically, Kreuzberg was one of the poorest parts of West Berlin, but today it’s transformed into a cultural mecca populated by people from all over the world. Even though it’s packed with green spaces, walking and bicycling paths along the Landwehr Canal and a stunning mix of leafy streets and modern architecture, parts of Kreuzberg are still scruffy - and areas surrounding Kotbusser Tor should be avoided.

Other than its many museums and cultural events spaces, Kreuzberg also has a rich neighbourhood culture with celebrations like The Carnival of Culture that takes place every spring and honours the neighbourhood's multicultural population and heritage with live music, food from around the world and street parades.