A charming and interesting place. We stayed for a long weekend. It is a former shop turned into a gallery and living space, usually decorated with artwork made by the hosts themselves. It felt surprisingly private despite having a shop front, with partially frosted glass and curtains. Our main contact was David who was kind and accommodating, and we loved seeing his paintings. The area is known as an old bohemian village, complete with cobbled stones and a diverse local community, with small shops, cafes, and indie art spaces nearby. It’s also within Neukölln, and close enough to Kreuzberg, both known for its bars and restaurants. The rest of Berlin is easily accessible via metro with a couple of stations within walking distance. This place is worth a try if you want something a little different.