City Cube Berlin Convention Transfers

An ultra modern meeting space on the west side of Germany’s capital, CityCube Berlin offers cutting edge technology ideal for seminars and exhibitions, as well as instant views of the striking countryside surrounding the hill-nestled metropolis. Actual amenities from the facility include a wide range of spaces that include over half a million square feet at Berlin ExpoCenter’s 26 uniquely sized halls, as well as three levels of meeting space. Divisible walls in the largest convention space throughout Europe offer plenty of flexibility, while the Foyer-West area offers a quiet lesser known entrance greeted by atrium light. The convention space also offers instant access to the S Messe Süd Light Rail Station, while private vehicle rentals such as sedans, vans and SUVs make seeing the country with freedom a bit easier. Meet-and-greet services add a bit more to the region through drop offs via stretched limousines, taxis and local personal drivers, each as ideal for enjoying the view in downtown traffic as getting to Berlin Schönefeld Airport without hassle.

Beyond the facility’s wow factor, guests are encouraged to get to know the area through its many nearby hotels. Close and simple options include JETpack Ecolodge, a woodsy hostel offering a large social space with loungers and bean bag chairs, as well as an array of simple rooms ranging from private suites to spacious bunks. Another low-cost choice is the bright mandarin-shade of SleepCheapHostel, home to a spacious shared kitchen and complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as an interesting choice of homey suites with old furnaces and vintage couches. For guaranteed peace, choose from upscale choices further toward the city, from the stately castle views at the 4-star Schlosspark Hotel to lavish accents and dramatic marble bathrooms courtesy of Ringhotel Seehof Berlin. By far the most luxurious choice for business travelers is the spa-oriented Aspria Berlin Ku’damm, home to a massive gym & wellness center, a wood-slatted spa and therapeutically designed rooms with interesting shapes and mood lighting. As far as fun things to do, consider the 1960s cabaret theater space of Die Wuhlmaus down the street, or walk through the modern art-filled lawns and exhibition halls of Georg Kolbe Museum.