The Lux City West Apartment in Berlin

Luxury accommodation for your stay in Berlin
This apartment is primely located right at the world famous Kurfürstendamm, in the heart of West Berlin, and stands out for its elegant interior design.

The area surrounding the apartment
The so called "Ku’Damm" offers countless eating and shopping options. This street is full of nice shops and luxury boutiques. It is an absolute must for shopping enthusiasts.
The apartment is fully equipped with everything you might need for a comfortable stay in Berlin. In walking distance, you will find some of the "hot spots" of the city, such as the Memorial Church, the KaDeWe or Fasanenstrasse, with many boutiques and galleries. Nearby, you’ll also find the ICC Exhibition Centre – making the apartment very popular among art lovers and businessmen worldwide.

Apartment description
The finest materials and the quality designer furniture of the apartment create the perfect atmosphere for a luxurious accommodation.
The kitchen offers an oven with ceramic hob and extractor hood, fridge, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and a coffee maker that can beat even the best Berlin café competition. Pots, pans, crockery and cutlery are also provided.
The elegantly designed bedroom/living room invites you to relax in its charming atmosphere. With a plasma TV, it provides a sofa bed (150cm x 200cm) for 2 extra guests without any extra charge!
The comfortable and luxurious bedroom area provides a king-size bed (180x200cm) and a wardrobe.
The bathroom or, better said, the small spa area, offers pure wellness and relaxation. The luxurious shower with massage jets, hair-dryer and high quality tiles provide a comfortable atmosphere from the very first moment!

The apartment is equipped with plenty of towels, linens and everything you may need for an unforgettable stay.

Charlottenburg

Already back in the 20s and 30s of the 20th century Berlin's social, artistic, and cultural circles made the Charlottenburg district quiver. Among many the famous Kit Kat Club, portrayed in the film Cabaret, as well as numerous theaters and literary cafes, spotted the newly-built Kurfürstendamm avenue.
Maxim Gorky, Bertolt Brecht, Marlene Dietrich and many intellectuals of the time walked these streets. You can start your walking tour of at the church memorial located in Breitscheidplatz square, the Kaiser-Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche, destroyed in 1943 by allied bombing, which has been maintained in the that same state, without it being rebuilt, as a reminder of the war.
The interesting Kurfürstendamm boulevard with its elegant buildings and old-style French cafes will happily surprise you with its beautiful adjacent streets such as Uhlandstrasse or Fasanenstrasse and the also emblematic Savignyplatz and its surroundings.
Charlottenburg, particularly the Kurfürstendamm area, is undoubtedly one of the best shopping areas in town, with numerous international designer boutiques.
The prestigious KaDeWe Gallery (Tauentzienstrasse, 21-24), opened to the public in 1907 when the Charlottenburg district was considered one of the most exclusive in Europe. For over 100 years, their window displays are a total creative challenge. Once there,  you can't miss the sixth floor called "Gourmet Floor" where you shall find a large and diverse section of gastronomic specialties and the finest delicatessen.