The Hotel

The modern, four-star Mercure Hotel Moa Berlin boasts a spacious atrium and is located in the Moabit district, north of the Tiergarten, just a few meters from the Birkenstraße underground station.

The bright and comfortable double rooms, some with a view of the street or the atrium, feature functional workspace, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, safes, minibars and kettles. The bathrooms have showers and hairdryers.

A rich breakfast is offered to guests (in January and until further notice, the breakfast selection is offered as room service, the individual breakfast selection and breakfast time can be arranged at check-in).

Guests can take advantage of the on-site business center, fitness room, restaurant and bar, as well as bike rental service. Active types can also make use of jogging routes that lead in the direction of the government district or the Fritz-Schloss-Park.

Room Details

Standard Double Room

• Standard occupancy: 3 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child
• Additional guests policy:
  • Babies 2 and under can stay free of charge in a baby cot
  • Children aged 12 and older require €30 surcharge per night with an extra €11 for every breakfast

Groupon's Guide to Berlin

Famous for its many museums, galleries and a wide variety of cultural and architectural landmarks, Berlin is a popular destination amongst culture seekers.

As well as offering countless sightseeing opportunities, the city has a unique nightlife scene, with many bars, clubs and live music events providing locals and tourists with entertainment throughout the year.

Around Christmas time, travellers may choose from up to 60 different Christmas markets, the most famous being Charlottenburg Castle Christmas Market, where a multitude of Christmas tree decorations, traditional souvenirs, local delicacies and mulled wine may be enjoyed in a cheery atmosphere, with carols and bright lights around.

Shopping fans may visit designer boutiques on Kurfürstendamm, one of the most famous avenues in Berlin, or find a bargain at one of the flea markets in Mauer Park. The Cathedral, Berlin’s largest church, boasts artistic furnishings, including a Sauer organ and a 70-metre dome featuring colourful mosaics. Tourists can also head to Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site consisting of five of the city’s most important museums. Here, visitors can admire classical antiquities, excavated findings of the Near East, Islamic art and much more. Baroque gardens and art collections dating back to 18th-century France can be admired at the Charlottenburg Palace, while nature enthusiasts may take to the nearby trails of Grunewald forest.