Hotels in Spandau
Spandau ticks differently from the rest of the city - with its historic old town, citadel and Havel waterfront. The district is inexpensive, well linked to the center by S- and U-Bahn, and therefore ideal for budget travelers or trade-fair visitors.
Atmosphere
Small-town in feel, historic and close to the water. Old-town charm, festivals around the citadel and ferries across the Havel.
Who stays here right
- ✓ Budget travelers
- ✓ Trade-fair visitors
- ✓ Families
- ✓ Short stays by car
Spandau ticks differently from the rest of Berlin - with its historic old town, the Renaissance citadel and long waterside paths on the Havel, the western tip feels almost like a small town of its own. We do not (yet) run a curated hotel selection for Spandau, yet the district is worth a look: prices sit noticeably below those of the inner city.
Spandau becomes practical above all for trade-fair visitors near the nearby exhibition grounds and for travellers with a car who want to stay cheaply and quietly and commute into the centre by day. Via the U7 and the regional rail you reach Bahnhof Zoo in around 25 minutes. The interactive map above shows you available houses around the old town and the Havel with up-to-date prices.
Hotels in Spandau on the map
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Hotels in Spandau
A handpicked pick of the finest places to stay in Spandau, spanning all price points and styles.
A.Savin · CC BY-SA 3.0centrovital Hotel Berlin
Four-star-superior spa hotel on Spandauer See, on the grounds of the former Schultheiss brewery.
A.Savin · CC BY-SA 3.0ibis Berlin Spandau
Practical three-star hotel right by Berlin-Spandau station.
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Attractions in Spandau
The most notable landmarks, museums and parks within easy reach of your hotel in Spandau.
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