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Altbau en Weserkiez · Berlin
BERLIN · GERMANY

Altbau en Weserkiez

— Dimoria, your host

Altbau en Weserkiez · Berlin
Altbau en Weserkiez · Berlin
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The essentials

Check-in
15:00
from
Check-out
11:00
before
You can enter at any hour using the key box. If you arrive early morning, go up slowly: the Altbau stairs echo a lot.
WiFi network
Dimoria_Weserkiez
•••••• Tap to unlock
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House manual

Getting here from the airport
From BER airport: take the FEX or S9 to Ostkreuz and there change to the S‑Bahn Ringbahn (S41/S42) to Sonnenallee. About 50 min total. By taxi/Uber, 35–45 min.
Getting here from the station
From Hauptbahnhof: U‑Bahn or S‑Bahn to Hermannplatz (U8) and 8 min walk. Buy an AB ticket; the neighbourhood is in zone B.
Parking
Street parking is paid and difficult on weekdays (resident parking). If you come by car, use a paid garage at Hermannplatz. Berlin is best explored by bike or metro.
Building access (code, intercom, concierge) private
•••••• Tap to unlock
Extra keys
The second set hangs on the hook by the entrance. The small key is for the mailbox (Briefkasten no 12) and the basement.
WiFi
Network: Dimoria_Weserkiez. Fast fiber, perfect for remote work. The router is in the hallway.
Heating and air conditioning
Central heating via radiators: turn the thermostat wheel (1 = low, 5 = high). No air‑conditioning, but in summer you can get fresh air by opening windows.
Hot water
Central hot water, on demand. Do not touch the bathroom heater.
Washer or dryer
Washing machine in the bathroom (Miele). The Pflegeleicht 40 °C program works for most items. The drying rack is on the balcony.
TV and streaming
Smart TV with Netflix and the German public media library (ARD/ZDF). The remote is on the living‑room shelf.
Kitchen
Fully equipped kitchen: filter coffee, tea and spices are provided. Please separate waste as explained – recycling is important in Germany.
Extra towels
Clean towels and bedding are in the hallway closet, top shelf.
Terrace or garden
There is a small street‑facing balcony, perfect for morning coffee. The plants water themselves via a drip system; no action needed.
Quiet hours
Quiet hours 22:00–7:00 and all day Sunday (law in Germany). No washing machine or loud music during those times.
Smoking area
No smoking inside. You may smoke on the balcony discreetly using the ashtray. Never toss cigarette butts onto the courtyard.
Neighbors
Quiet, family‑friendly neighbourhood. If you receive a neighbour’s package (Nachbar), leave it in the hallway and let us know.
No smoking
No parties
Take out the trash on departure
Max guests
3
Quiet hours
22:00 – 07:00
Where to leave trash (building bins, street)
Trash bins (Mülltonnen) are in the courtyard (Hof), exiting to the right. Each colour has its own lid.
Waste sorting system
Separate: yellow (Gelber Sack, plastics/containers), blue (paper), brown (bio/organic) and gray (rest waste). Glass goes to the street igloos, sorted by colour.
Collection day or schedule
There is no schedule for taking out trash, but glass at the igloos is only allowed 08:00–20:00 (noise). Bottles with Pfand go in the hallway box; we’ll return them.
What to do before leaving (windows, lights, AC)
Since this is an exchange, please leave the flat as you found it: beds made but tidy, trash out and windows closed. We handle deep cleaning.
Where to leave the keys
Return both key sets to the front‑door box (code 2614) and confirm via WhatsApp.
Luggage after checkout
If your flight is late, there is luggage storage at Hermannplatz station and Ostbahnhof. You can also leave bags in the flat until 14:00 with notice.
Emergency contacts
Emergencies 112 (fire/ambulance), 110 (police). Our 24 h contact: +49 152 1234 5678.
Water shut-off valve
The water shut‑off valve and the fuse box (Sicherungskasten) are in the hallway closet.
Nearest hospital or ER
The nearest hospital is Vivantes Klinikum Neukölln. For minor emergencies, the pharmacy’s Notdienst; just ask us.
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Dimoria’s places

No internet lists — these are the places your host actually goes to. Tap a number on the map to read their note.

The neighbourhood · on foot
Rathaus Neukölln 443 m
Hermannplatz 849 m
Sonnenallee 1616 m
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Frequently asked

How do I get around Berlin?
The best options are bike (bike lanes everywhere) or the U‑Bahn. Buy a daily AB ticket or use the BVG app. The neighbourhood is very walkable.
Why is everything closed on Sunday?
In Germany supermarkets are closed on Sundays. Shop on Saturday; for emergencies, Spätkauf (“Späti”) and station shops are open.
It’s a house exchange, what is expected of me?
Treat the flat as your own and leave it tidy. No deep cleaning needed, but take out the trash, make the beds and respect the neighbours.

Enjoy Berlin.

Dimoria — your host
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