


With 40% of its surface area made up of parks, gardens and forests, Berlin is literally a green city (over 2,500 green spaces). But it's also a city that's easy to get around by bike or public transport, with a highly advanced waste management system, recent eco-neighborhoods and numerous sustainable accommodation options.
We've chosen 5 to help you plan your next trip to Berlin.
Ten minutes' walk from the train and you're at the Urban Loft ! A modern hotel with an elegant decor. Art is also featured in the rooms with beautiful prints. It has a gym, perfect coworking spaces and a terrace.

Urban Loft Berlin
Sustainability is a priority, and our actions are recognized and certified by the GreenSign organization. This includes a room access card made from bamboo or wood, water fountains, local sourcing, cosmetics made from unused agricultural products and hypoallergenic pillows and comforters.
Its central location gives you access to all the public transport you need to explore the city.
Urban Loft address: Heidestraße 43, 10557 Berlin
This is the solution for combining a small budget with socializing. Here, prices start from €25 per night in a 10-person dormitory. There are also women-only dormitories, 4-bed dormitories, family rooms and double rooms.
Youth hostel East Seven is located in the Prenzlauer Berg district, with numerous cafés, restaurants and bars nearby and easy access to public transport. Alexanderplatz is just two stops away.
You can prepare your own meals in the communal kitchen and share good times in the common room or in the private garden, the big plus of this hostel.

East Seven Youth Hostel,
The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly, and events are organized every week. Please note, however, that there's no air-conditioning or elevator here.
More than 20 sustainable tourism initiatives are in place, including waste sorting and water-saving measures.
East Seven address: Schwedter Straße 7, Prenzlauer Berg, 10119 Berlin
Here's a hotel with a modern, designer decor, in white and blue tones, with light wood and plants in the common areas, and beautiful furniture. It's close to the Berlin Wall Memorial, which we recommend you visit. The subway is 50 meters away, but you can also reach the Brandenburg Gate or Museum Island in a 30-minute walk.
A gym and Finnish sauna await you on the 6th floor, along with a small terrace. Perfect for sunsets!
INNSiDE has also been awarded the Earthcheck label, a sign of its strong ecological commitment: use of renewable energies, reduction of water consumption, reduction or elimination of waste. Customers are also encouraged to take part in a green trail.

INNSIDE Hotel Berlin
The hotel is also recognized as a Queer Destinations Hotel, a program that prepares companies and destinations to welcome the LGBTQ+ community by raising awareness and training all their employees.
INNSiDE by Meliá Berlin Mitte address: Chausseestraße 33, 10115 Berlin
Scandinavian style, light and nature - that's the recipe for this hotel. Rooms feature parquet flooring and light colors. Large bay windows let the light in.
The green wall of the restaurant evokes nature. This is where you'll enjoy a buffet breakfast featuring organic, gluten-free and lactose-free products.
If you want to work out, a fully-equipped gym awaits you on the 8th floor, with a panoramic view of the city as a bonus. For something a little more chill, head for the sauna!

Scandic Berlin
The hotel Scandic Berlin is close to Potsdamer Platz, the square through which the Berlin Wall ran until 1989. Today, it's a modern district, rebuilt in 1990. The square is not to be missed, and the Brandenburg Gate and Check Point Charlie are just a few minutes' walk away. Public transport is also available nearby.
All Scandic Group hotels use renewable energies, 95% of products are certified ecological and 76% of waste is recycled. In addition, each employee takes part in three social actions per year. Beehives are kept on the hotel roof.
Scandic Berlin Potsdamer Platz address: Gabriele-Tergit-Promenade 19, 10963 Berlin
Another different district for this last hotel. You can reach Alexanderplatz by streetcar from the hotel. This is the square with the famous television tower, one of Berlin's symbols.
The hotel NH Berlin is right next to Friedrichshain Park. Rooms are spacious and modern. There's also a gym and spa.

NH Berlin
The hotel is certified by Bioscore for its sustainable approach. In particular, it has eliminated all single-use plastics such as those used for drinks, cosmetics, straws and fidgets.
NH Berlin Alexanderplatz address: Landsberger Allee 26-32, 10249 Berlin
Would you like to spend the night in Berlin without going to a hotel? HomeExchange tick a separate box: here, you exchange your house or apartment with other travelers, either in return or thanks to GuestPoints. As a result, you can pack your bags and move into a real place to live, often in a residential area, with a kitchen to prepare your meals and Berlin's public transport network at your fingertips.
When it comes to eco-responsibility, the idea is simple but powerful: use accommodation that already exists, rather than contributing to the construction of ever more tourist accommodations. And in Berlin, the perfect city to explore by train, streetcar, metro or bike, HomeExchange lets you experience the destination in a gentler, more human way, and often much more economically.

And thanks to Club HOURRAIL!you can benefit from 20% discount on your annual HomeExchange membership! To join the Club HOURRAIL! (mobile application HOURRAIL! + exclusive benefits + community), click here.
The opinion of Rosalie, who tested it for you during her stay in Berlin:
"HomeExchange is a great alternative for being immersed with the locals (much more authentic than a soulless airBnB or a hotel). My host gave me all his good addresses beforehand: a great way to explore Berlin off the beaten path. But above all, it's a hyper-economical option: having free accommodation for 4 days in a capital city (once the annual membership has been paid) is pretty incredible!"