Accommodation

Hotels in Berlin are extremely busy during the 8th ECE
EARLY BOOKING IS ADVISABLE

Berlin has hotel rooms in every price bracket, ranging from very inexpensive accommodation in small hotels to rooms in mid-range hotels to luxury suites. Hotels are classified according to the standard criteria of the German hotel classification using a system that ranges from one star (accommodation for modest requirements) to five stars (accommodation for top-level requirements).

Individual Hotel Bookings
(Bookings for a maximum of 10 people)

The Congress Secretariat has appointed CPO HANSER SERVICE in Berlin to reserve accommodation for individuals or for small groups of less than 10 people.
Click here to access the available hotels

Group Bookings
(For groups of 10 or more people)
The Congress Secretariat has negotiated special rates in a large selection of hotels throughout Berlin, from large, luxurious 5 star hotels to the smaller independent hotel with a personal touch. Hotels are located throughout the city, from the trendy shopping area of Kurfurstendamm to the historic old town, Mitte district, neighbouring the city’s celebrated landmarks and attractions.
You should note that September is a very busy period in Berlin so early booking is advisable.

Hotels are presented according to the district of Berlin in which they are located. Click on the link under each district’s description to see the hotels and their prices.

If you would like to download the hotel information in PDF format click here

Click here to view a map of Berlin showing the hotels’ locations


Charlottenberg District
The Charlottenburg District is situated north of the famous Kurfürstendamm, one of Berlin's major shopping areas that developed in the West during the years that Berlin was divided. The Charlottenburg district has a number of famous landmarks, perhaps the best known being Schloss Charlottenburg, an elegant palace commisioned in 1695 by Queen Sophie Charlotte. This part of Berlin is also home to some fine bookshops, bars and restaurants, mainly around the Savignyplatz.
Click here to see a list of hotels in this area.

Grunewald
Grunewald is a municipal district of Berlin, part of the Charlotenburg-Wilmerdorf borough. The district developed out of a so-called "mansion colony" when the upper class of Berlin discovered Grunewald as an attractive site for living. It is one of Berlin’s most desirable suburbs where you can enjoy the convenience of being close to the city centre and ICC Berlin while remaining removed from the hustle and bustle in a peaceful green suburb.
Click here to see a list of hotels in this area.

Tiergarten District
Covering hundreds of acres in the centre of Berlin, from the central train station in the West to the Brandenburg Gate in the East the Tiergarten District is Berlin's answer to Central Park. Within this region there are a number of famous landmarks, attractions and hotels, including the famous Berlin Zoo (Zoological Garden), The Brandenburg Gate, The Reichstag and the Victory Column.
Click here to see a list of hotels in this area.

Mitte District
The Mitte District (central district) is one of Berlin's most celebrated districts and contains some of the city's most impressive landmarks, attractions and hotels. Before World War II the Mitte District was the wealthiest in the city; it contained the very core of Berlin's business, political and cultural life. After the war this once flourishing area was left in a very bad state of disrepair with many of the buildings being completely destroyed. The district came under the control of the East German Government and was rebuilt as the centre of the new East Berlin.
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Rohrdamm
This is an industrial area in the north west outskirts of Berlin which allows easy, convenient access to both Tegel Airport and ICC Berlin.
Click here to see a list of hotels in this area.

Neukölln
Neukölln is a southern borough of Berlin which is easily accessible to both Schönefeld Airport and the city centre. Click here to see a list of hotels in this area.

Send your group request directly to Louise at the Congress Secretariat at berlinaccommodation@epilepsycongress.org with details of your requirements.