Welcome to Sperlingsgasse

Getting in

Your door code is sent separately. Watch the short guide before you arrive—it shows both doors and how to get out again.

Address

Sperlingsgasse 1
10178 Berlin

Flat 201 · second floor

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At the building

Ring 201 on the intercom.
Go to the second floor.
Turn left and walk to the end of the corridor.
Enter the private code Pierre sent you.

Watch before arrival

See exactly how to enter and leave

Two short clips · sound on

1. Building entrance and intercom

2. Apartment door and keypad

Make yourself at home

Use the kitchen, tea, coffee, ingredients and cookware. If you are unsure about something, just ask.

Wi-Fi

Network

eddieroam_5g

Password

09876543

Already here

Pack a little lighter

You are welcome to use these during your stay.

TowelsLinenHairdryerTravel adapterShampooBody washTea & coffeeFull kitchen

Appliances & rubbish

One important electrical rule, plus quick visual guides for the machines and the outdoor bins.

22-second guide

Washing machine & dishwasher

Tap play · sound on

How to start the washing machine and use its wash-and-dry setting.

Follow the route

Where to take the rubbish

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1. Go downstairs and through the back door

Path across the courtyard marked with a red arrow

2. Follow the path across the courtyard

Path alongside the apartment building marked with a red arrow

3. Continue alongside the building

Final turn towards the bin area marked with a red arrow

4. Turn towards the metal gate

5. Open the gate

6. Put the bags in the correct bins

Before you leave

Checkout is at 14:30 unless Pierre has agreed another time with you. Ask if you would like to stay longer.

Leave the flat clean and ready for the next guests.
Run the dishwasher the night before, then wash anything else by hand.
Wash and dry the used sheets, then make the bed with the clean set.
Clear your food and toiletries from the fridge and bathroom.
Take out the rubbish using the guide above.
Send Pierre a quick photo of the clean space.

Pierre’s Berlin

Start with the easiest way to move around, then explore a short list of places worth leaving the house for.

Pierre’s top transport tip

Get the Jelbi app

Jelbi brings Berlin’s public transport, shared bikes, scooters, cars and taxis together in one app. It is the easiest way to find and unlock different ways of getting around.

Get Jelbi ↗

U-Bahn, S-Bahn & bus Bikes & scooters Cars & taxis

Museum IslandWorld-class museums within an easy walk of the flat.Open map ↗ NikolaiviertelThe oldest-feeling pocket of central Berlin, right nearby.Open map ↗ YorckschlösschenA relaxed evening choice if you like live jazz.Open map ↗ Tempelhofer FeldRent a bike and cross the enormous former airfield.Open map ↗ LandwehrkanalWalk around Admiralbrücke on a warm afternoon or evening.Open map ↗ Sudanese falafelTry a sandwich with peanut sauce—one of Berlin’s best cheap eats.Find nearby ↗ Closest supermarketThe convenient option; Lidl is usually cheaper if you do not mind walking farther.Open map ↗ WeißenseeA good city swim when Berlin is hot and sunny.Open map ↗

Welcome toSperlingsgasse