Hotels in Reinickendorf
Reinickendorf in Berlin's north offers Tegeler See, Tegeler Forst and Französisch Buchholz. You stay quietly in the green and still reach Mitte in 20 minutes via the U6. Mid-range and family hotels shape the district.
Atmosphere
Calm, green and close to the water. Walks along Tegeler See, through Tegel forest and around Tegel Palace.
Who stays here right
- ✓ Families
- ✓ Quiet seekers
- ✓ Travelers with car
Reinickendorf in the north is green, quiet and close to the water: Tegeler See, the Tegel forest and the Frohnau villa colony with its pagoda define the scene. The district is shaped by mid-range and family hotels, among them one in the restored Borsigwerke industrial monument, and suits anyone who prefers things calm and spacious.
You stay here in the green and still reach Mitte via the U6 in a good 20 minutes - a fine compromise for families and travellers with a car who do not want to sleep amid the hubbub. The Tegeler See with its excursion boats and shoreline paths is often right on the doorstep, turning the city trip almost into a small getaway.
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Hotels in Reinickendorf
A handpicked pick of the finest places to stay in Reinickendorf, spanning all price points and styles.
Flocci Nivis · CC BY 4.0Best Western Hotel am Borsigturm
Four-star hotel in the refurbished Borsigwerke area, equipped with a pool and sauna.
Flocci Nivis · CC BY 4.0Hotel Rheinsberg am See
Four-star hotel in the green north, right on a lakeshore and near the Tegel forest.
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Attractions in Reinickendorf
The most notable landmarks, museums and parks within easy reach of your hotel in Reinickendorf.
TILMAN KLUGE at German Wikipedia · Public domainLake Tegel
One of Berlin's largest lakes in the green north, with excursion boats, a lakeside promenade and the Greenwichpromenade. A popular spot for walks and boat trips.
Josue007 · CC BY-SA 3.0Buddhist House
Located in Frohnau, the Buddhist House, founded in 1924, is considered the oldest Buddhist temple in Europe. The quiet grounds amid greenery are open to visitors.
Sekamor · CC BY-SA 3.0Tegel Palace
Also called the Humboldt Palace, this manor house was remodelled by Karl Friedrich Schinkel for the von Humboldt family. It sits in a park near Lake Tegel.
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