Lux 11 Berlin Mitte

Overview of Lux 11 Berlin Mitte

Behind the facade of Lux 11 Berlin Mitte stands a building that predates the modern city around it: Traveloka's listing records a construction year of 1895, and the property's own website describes an imposing white building where "little touches of history" still peek through. The official site sums up its timeline as built in 1895, opened in 2005 and renewed in more recent years, which makes this one of the few aparthotels in central Berlin with well over a century of history in its walls.

On its own website and signage the property presents itself as Lux Eleven Berlin-Mitte, so guests searching for either name are looking at the same address on Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse in Berlin's Mitte district, postcode 10178. Traveloka classifies it as a service apartment property, and its listing describes it as a luxury aparthotel set over four floors, with a little more than 70 self-contained units.

What sets it apart from a conventional hotel is the apartment format. Every unit has a kitchenette, so travellers can store groceries, prepare a simple breakfast or cook a light dinner, while still having access to hotel-style services such as a restaurant, a café and deli, a bar and luggage storage. For visitors from Singapore planning a longer city break, a work trip or a stay with a partner, this mix of independence and service is the main reason to consider it.

The location is equally central. Traveloka's area data places the property within a 10-minute walk of both Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt, with the Berlin TV Tower and Museum Island roughly one kilometre away or less. That puts many of the city's best-known sights within walking distance, without the need to rely on taxis for everyday sightseeing.

Room and Apartment Types at Lux 11 Berlin Mitte

The official Lux Eleven website lists a clear ladder of room categories, from compact Value Rooms up to a two-bedroom Penthouse. Traveloka's listing describes the guestrooms in general terms: kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops, pillowtop beds with premium bedding, 120-cm LCD televisions with digital programming, in-room safes and desks, with housekeeping provided on request. The official site adds that all rooms are equipped with a hairdryer, a coffee machine and a kettle. Room names, sizes and availability for your dates should always be confirmed on the Traveloka booking page, as the categories offered there may differ from the official list below.

Value Room

The entry-level category on the official site, the Value Room measures around 20 to 23 square metres and sleeps up to two guests in a queen-sized bed. It has a kitchenette with a full-sized fridge and city views, though no balcony. It suits solo travellers and couples who plan to spend most of the day out exploring.

Superior Room

Slightly larger at around 22 to 26 square metres, the Superior Room also sleeps two in a queen-sized bed and includes a kitchenette with a full-sized fridge. Its distinguishing feature, according to the official site, is a balcony facing the courtyard rather than the street, which makes it a quieter-feeling option, although it does not have city views.

Deluxe Room

The Deluxe Room steps up to around 35 square metres with a king-sized bed for two guests. The official site describes a fully equipped kitchenette with hot plates, city views and bay windows, making this a good middle ground for couples staying several nights who want more space to spread out.

Executive Suite

At around 45 square metres, the Executive Suite has a king-sized bed and a fully equipped kitchenette with a dishwasher, plus a pull-out sofa bed. The official site lists versions for two guests and for up to three guests, so check the occupancy shown at booking if you are travelling with a third person.

Premier Suite

The Premier Suite measures around 55 square metres and combines a king-sized bed, a fully equipped kitchenette with a dishwasher, a pull-out sofa, a courtyard balcony and city views. It is the largest of the standard suite categories on the official list.

Penthouse

At the top of the ladder, the Penthouse covers around 160 square metres and, according to the official site, offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a sauna and its own terrace on the roof. The official site also notes that it is overlooked by the Berlin TV Tower, which is visible from the upper levels of the building.

A practical note for families: Traveloka's policy data states that no cribs (infant beds) and no rollaway or extra beds are available. Children stay free when sharing a parent's or guardian's room using existing bedding, so families should choose a category with enough beds or a sofa bed from the outset.

Facilities and Amenities

As an aparthotel, Lux 11 Berlin Mitte keeps its shared facilities focused on the essentials, with the apartments themselves doing much of the work. Traveloka's facility data lists the following:

• Connectivity: free WiFi, with complimentary wireless internet access in the guestrooms
• Food and drink: a restaurant, a coffee shop, a snack bar and a bar/lounge
• Shopping: shops on site
• Services: laundry and dry-cleaning service, luggage storage, express check-out, multilingual staff and tour/ticket assistance
• Access and safety: elevator, wheelchair-accessible facilities, smoke-free areas, safety deposit box, smoke detector and fire extinguisher
• Parking: on-site parking is available, but guests must contact the property in advance to reserve a space
• Nearby: ATM and banking facilities

There is no on-site gym listed in Traveloka's data. Instead, the official website states that guests have access to the nearby EVO Fitness club in Berlin-Mitte at no extra charge; check the current arrangement with the property before you travel. The official site also points guests towards The Weinmeister, a sister property with a rooftop area, for evening drinks.

Pets are welcome: Traveloka's policy data notes that dogs and cats are allowed, with a per-pet, per-day fee, while service animals are exempt from the fee. The official site confirms the property describes itself as pet-friendly.

The property is professionally cleaned, and contactless check-out is available. Traveloka's check-in notes also mention that the building has outdoor spaces such as balconies, patios and terraces, so families with small children may wish to contact the property before arrival to confirm a suitable room.

Location and Getting There

Lux 11 Berlin Mitte sits in Mitte, Berlin's historic central district, between the Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt areas. Traveloka's area information lists these distances from the property:

• Torstrasse: about 0.5 km
• Hackescher Markt: about 0.6 km
• Alexanderplatz: about 0.6 km
• Berlin TV Tower: about 0.6 km
• Oranienburger Strasse: about 0.7 km
• Red Town Hall (Rotes Rathaus): about 0.9 km
• DDR Museum and Museum Island: about 1 km
• Berlin Cathedral: about 1.1 km
• Unter den Linden: about 1.2 km
• German Historical Museum and Bode Museum: about 1.3 km
• Humboldt University: about 1.4 km
• Berlin State Opera: about 1.5 km
• Bebelplatz: about 1.6 km

With so many landmarks inside a short radius, a typical day can start at Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral, continue along Unter den Linden towards Bebelplatz and the State Opera, and finish back near Hackescher Markt for dinner, all on foot. Alexanderplatz, about 0.6 km away, is a busy central square where many visitors begin their trips to other parts of the city.

The preferred airport for the property is Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), about 28 km away according to Traveloka. From Singapore, you can compare routings and book your flight to Berlin on Traveloka before arranging your onward transfer into the city centre.

Arrival timing matters here. According to Traveloka's check-in instructions, the front desk is open daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Guests arriving after 11:00 PM should contact the property in advance, and anyone arriving outside normal check-in hours receives an email within 48 hours before arrival with check-in instructions and smart lock details. The official site adds that a digital self-check-in option is available.

Dining at Lux 11 Berlin Mitte

Dining is one of the property's stronger points for an aparthotel. Traveloka's listing describes a restaurant, a coffee shop/café and a bar/lounge on site, along with room service during limited hours. The official site names the outlets:

• Luzii restaurant: the property's restaurant, which the official site describes as serving handcrafted dishes to share or to enjoy as a set menu from a seasonal selection, with or without a wine pairing. It opens in the evenings from Monday to Saturday, according to the official site.
• Luzii Café & Deli: open from the morning into the late evening, and the place where breakfast is served. The official FAQ describes breakfast as à la carte, with an option to pre-book an étagère-style breakfast.
• Bar/lounge: listed by Traveloka for an evening drink without leaving the building.

Breakfast is not described as included in the room rate in either source, so check your chosen rate on Traveloka to see whether breakfast is part of the package. Many guests also take advantage of the kitchenettes and stock up at local shops for self-catered meals.

The surrounding streets of Mitte, including the Hackescher Markt area and Oranienburger Strasse, are lively central streets, so there are plenty of places to eat within a short walk. If you want to plan some evenings around food tours, museum visits or a river cruise, browse things to do in Berlin on Traveloka to book ahead.

Why Stay at Lux 11 Berlin Mitte

The strongest argument for Lux 11 Berlin Mitte is the combination of a historic building, apartment-style rooms and a genuinely central address. Here is how it compares with a standard hotel stay in the same area:

• Kitchenette in every room: each unit includes a refrigerator and stovetop, which suits longer stays and travellers who prefer to self-cater some meals.
• Historic setting: the building dates from 1895, giving the stay a sense of place that newer chain hotels nearby cannot match.
• Range of sizes: the official room ladder runs from compact Value Rooms of around 20 square metres to a two-bedroom Penthouse, so solo travellers and small groups can both find a fit.
• Walkable sightseeing: Alexanderplatz, Hackescher Markt, the TV Tower and Museum Island are all within roughly one kilometre.
• Pet-friendly: dogs and cats are allowed, subject to a fee.
• On-site dining: a restaurant, a café and deli and a bar mean you do not have to leave the building for a good meal.

It is worth noting what the property does not offer, so expectations are clear. Traveloka's data does not list a pool or spa, the front desk keeps limited hours rather than operating around the clock, cash is not accepted, and there are no cribs or extra beds. Travellers who need those features may want to compare other hotels in Berlin on Traveloka before booking.

Tips for Booking Lux 11 Berlin Mitte on Traveloka

1. Know the check-in window: check-in starts at 16:00 and runs until 23:00, and check-out is by 12:00. Early check-in and late check-out are available for a fee, subject to availability.
2. Plan for late arrivals: if your flight lands late, contact the property in advance. Guests arriving outside normal hours receive an email with check-in instructions and smart lock details within 48 hours before arrival.
3. Bring a card, not cash: Traveloka's policy data states the property accepts credit cards and does not accept cash. Government-issued photo ID and a card or deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges.
4. Choose the right room size: because there are no cribs or extra beds, pick a category with enough sleeping space for your group, such as a suite with a sofa bed.
5. Reserve parking early: if you are driving, contact the property ahead of time to reserve on-site parking.
6. Travelling with a pet: dogs and cats are allowed for a per-pet, per-day fee; mention your pet in your booking request.
7. Check what your rate includes: confirm whether breakfast is part of your chosen rate, and note that extra-person charges may apply.
8. Watch your inbox: the property sends an email before arrival with special check-in instructions, so make sure your contact details in the booking are correct.

Booking through Traveloka lets you compare room categories and rates for your dates in one place, and manage your reservation from the app. Ready to plan the rest of your trip? Start on the Traveloka homepage to bundle your stay with flights and activities.

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