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Neon Wood Frankfurter Tor, Berlin
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Neon Wood Frankfurter Tor, Berlin

Warschauer Str., Berlin, 10243, Germany
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About the Property

Neon Wood Frankfurter Tor is a wonderful, stunning, and high-quality student accommodation in Berlin. This luxurious student home offers a huge range of private apartments you can pick the one you love the most. Arden University and IUBH University of Applied Science Berlin are both located near this property for easy commute.

Features

Located in an incredible community, you will love Berlin and also absorb the retro-uniqueness of the neighborhood. Neon Wood is a cozy and wonderful living space offering a wide range of deluxe ensuite rooms for college students with a private room, private bathroom, and private kitchen. Each apartment has a bed, bed sheets, dishes, towels, TV, and vending machines. The bills for water and electricity are already included in the rent for your convenience. There is also a 24/7 gym, community lobby, spacious study areas, free high-speed Wi-Fi, outdoor areas, gaming area, community manager, gaming room, and bicycle storage for a comfortable stay.

Location and What's Hot?

There are many lovely restaurants located close to the property so that you can dine out whenever you feel like. Restaurant Trattoria Portofino is only a short 9-minute walk away whereas MATANGA - Fusion Tapas & Cocktails Restaurant is located an 8-minute walking distance away. Furthermore, if you’re looking to party with friends, Kirk Bar is just a 7-minute drive from here and MacLaren’s Pub is a brisk 3-minute walk away.

Commute

Apart from its lavish amenities, this property is also well-connected to different public transit systems to ease your travel. Berlin Ostbahnhof Train Station is located just a 6-minute drive away whereas Stralauer Platz (Berlin) Bus Stop is only a brisk 6-minute drive from here. So, your everyday commute is surely going to be a breeze.

What will you get

Your Rent Include

Water Bills
Wifi
Electricity

Common Amenities

High Speed Internet
24/7 Gym
Community Lobby
Spacious Study Areas
Outdoor Areas
Gaming Area

Cancellation Policies (4)

  • Cooling Off Period
    This property offers cooling-off period.
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  • No Visa No Pay
    This property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
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  • Replacement Tenant Found
    This property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
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Payment Policies (4)

  • Booking Deposit
    This property doesn’t require booking deposit.
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  • Security Deposit
    This property requires security deposit.
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  • Guarantor Requirement
    Guarantor requirements and policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What about if I need to cancel or terminate my contract?


You are signing a binding contract with fixed durations (mostly for 6 or 12 months), which can not be canceled. But of course, we understand, each request for any changes in the contract is individual and thus they are checking each request also very individually. There are some major reasons which allow you to cancel or terminate your lease.
This could be:
You’re not receiving a VISA to stay in Germany You are an Erasmus student, your program has been canceled and your study will take place at home again Death in your family (first-degree) You’re not a student anymore (so you can terminate/shorten your contract to the end of the actual semester) You can’t arrive due to closed borders (due to special events like war, pandemic, etc.) The government of your home country gave the instruction to travel home (due to special events like war, pandemic, etc.)
Of course, they all hope, this will never happen.

When do I have to pay my rent?

The rent shall be paid monthly in advance, at the latest up to the 3rd working day of each month.

What kind of lease durations are available and what does the 1 week earlier move-out mean?

Depending on PMG property you can rent your apartment for a minimum of 6 up to 36 months. During that time of course you always have to be a student. Please note, in order to be able to carry out the cleaning, maintenance, and repair measures required as a result of the use of your apartment and for an immediate subsequent letting, your apartment needs to be returned to them one week before your contract end date. They have calculated the rent on the basis of an effective term shortened by one week so that this provision does not constitute an economic disadvantage for the tenant. If you are planning to extend your stay in the same apartment, of course an earlier move-out between your old and your new contract is not required.

What do I need to pay before I can move in? What's included in the first payment?

A deposit of one and a half or two months’ rent, depending on the length of your stay. (1.5 months rent for up to 6 months length of stay, otherwise 2 months rent)
A handling fee of one-time depending on your property:
Frankfurt Riedberg= 200 €
The deposit secures among other things damages in the apartment. If you return your apartment in good condition and all rent payments have been duly made, you will receive the deposit back in full no later than 8 weeks after moving out.
The handling fee is a fixed payment for all administrative activities related to your lease and stay at Neon Wood. This amount will not be returned to you.

Is PMG far from my university?

Living at PMG, you aren’t going to be far from anywhere. Besides being centrally located, they’re also superbly connected by tram, underground, or bus to every major stop in the city.

Are there any other fees or public services I need to pay?

Yes, the “Rundfunkbeitrag” (German „TV tax“) does charge 18,36 € per month irrespective of where you live. But if you are given BAFöG from the German government, you may be able to get out of paying this.

Can I sublet?

Subletting is not permitted.

Do I have to be a student to rent an apartment?

We’re designed to accommodate students. If you’d like to rent with us and you’re not a student, you should at least be in education.

What does all-included rent mean?

The all-inclusive rent pays for your fully furnished apartment and covers the utilities such as water, heating and electricity. Further included in your rent, access to high-speed internet (1 Gigabit) and the use of all public areas.

What is the shortest period that I can rent for?

You can book an apartment for either six months or twelve months.

Does my booking automatically renew once my lease expires?

It does not, but you can always renew your lease upon availability. Therefore, please contact PMG Reservations as soon as possible.

What documents do I need for a booking?

You will need…
– A copy of your ID
– Parent/legal guardian approval if under the age of 18 and their ID
– A certificate of enrolment at your university

Is it possible to reserve an apartment?

The only way to reserve your apartment is to book it with them online.

What can I put on the walls?

You can put pictures, posters, or whatever else you like on your walls – just as long as you don’t use anything that leaves residue.

What’s security like?

They have an intercom in each apartment, an electronic locking system, and video security for our buildings. We also have a house manager and a team of concierge staff that is there to help you every day until late.

Is there somewhere I can put my bike?

Yes. There are places to lock up your bike in the courtyard as well as in their basement.

Are there any car parking spaces?

Frankfurt Riedberg we do offer car parking spaces.

What furniture is included in the apartment?

You can count on each apartment having great lamps and custom furniture such as a bed, a desk with vintage chairs, a dining table, a wardrobe, a kitchen with two ceramic hobs, a fridge, and a microwave. The kitchen in their Silver and Gold categories are all fully equipped such as dishes and also include a dishwasher.

Can I watch TV?

You can sign up to use our onsite IP-TV or watch using your laptop or tablet.

You won't be charged yet

Student Accomodations in Berlin

Berlin Student Accommodation

Finding student accommodation can be a hassle in Germany's capital, Berlin, but it's not complicated. With amber, you can find various comfortable and affordable student accommodation options. Berlin is home to reputed universities such as Humboldt Universitt zu Berlin, the Technische Universitt Berlin, the Freie Universitt Berlin, the Universitt der Knste (University of the Arts, UK) and the Berlin School of Economics and Law. When you book your student accommodation with us, you'll be provided with a booking executive. We even have 24/7 support for round-the-clock assistance.

Finding student accommodation can be difficult in Germany's capital, Berlin, but it's not complicated. With amber, you can find various comfortable and affordable student accommodation options. Berlin is home to reputed universities such as Humboldt Universitt zu Berlin, the Technische Universitt Berlin, the Freie Universitt Berlin, the Universitt der Knste (University of the Arts, UK) and the Berlin School of Economics and Law. You'll be provided with a booking executive when you book your student accommodation with us. We even have 24/7 support for round-the-clock assistance.

Many student accommodations by amber are situated in the centre of the city and are closer to public transport. It has one of the world's most renowned zoological gardens and is the most visited European zoo. Babelsberg is the world's first large-scale movie studio complex. Well-known for its festivals, diverse architecture, nightlife, and contemporary arts ensure a high quality of life. The city offers students a range of rental possibilities, including studio apartments, shared apartments, and comfortable, elegant, yet cost-effective en suites. Berlin student accommodation runs from €187 -230/per week. Students seeking short-term rentals can also choose from a variety of accommodation alternatives. By using amber, it is considerably simpler to reserve short-term student accommodation in Berlin than in any other city in Germany. Some of the best student accommodations in Berlin include a&o Berlin Friedrichshain, Berlin, 66 Monkeys - Muehlenstrasse, Berlin, Neon Wood Berlin Mitte Wedding, Private Studio Apartment Near Frankfurter Tor and  Stacey Mitte, Berlin.

About Berlin

Berlin is located in northeastern Germany on the river Spree, which runs through the city's centre. It is filled with culture, politics, media, and science. The economy is based on high-tech firms and the service sector and has a diverse range of creative industries, research facilities, media corporations, and convention centres. The city has a highly complex public transportation system. Located in the European Plains, it has a temperate seasonal climate, and one-third of the area consists of forests, parks, gardens, lakes, and canals. It has over 600 art galleries and hosts the Berlinale Film Festival, one of the largest public film festivals in the world. Berlin is a city that encapsulates the essence of modernity, innovation, and creative expression. Its vibrant economy, efficient transportation system, beautiful natural surroundings, flourishing art scene, and rich history make it an ideal destination for students seeking a truly immersive and enriching experience. Prepare to be captivated by the energy and spirit of Berlin as you dive into its diverse cultural offerings and forge lifelong memories in this dynamic and captivating metropolis.

The city shares a border with cities such as Frankfurt, Dresden, and Hamburg, famous tourist spots filled with theatres, castles, and extensive gardens. With over 40 universities and colleges infusing over 30,000 students, it is an educational hub that welcomes students worldwide. The cost of living for students is affordable as it is known for its reasonable student accommodation, and it has a variety of budget-friendly studios and shared apartment options.

Best Student Accommodation in Berlin

Berlin is a truly delightful city to live in, offering numerous enchanting spots that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on any resident. Whether you're a student seeking accommodation, there are several aspects to consider in order to make your stay in Berlin all the more memorable. One of the primary factors to consider when searching for student housing is its proximity and convenience to the university, ensuring that commuting is hassle-free. Students often prioritise sustainability, lifestyle amenities, and transportation services when selecting their ideal place to live. Fortunately, Berlin's student accommodations are designed to cater to these specific needs, providing all the essential facilities that a student may require. Situated in the city's heart, these accommodations offer the perfect blend of convenience and accessibility, making them a popular choice among students. Finding the right student housing can still be a painstaking task, considering factors such as ease of commute, proximity to amenities, sustainability practices, and affordability within one's desired price range. With our wide range of options for student housing in Berlin, we aim to assist students in finding their ideal home that not only meets their practical requirements but also enhances their overall experience of this marvellous city. Here are some of the best picks for student accommodation in Berlin near Berlin:  Berlin Mitte and Berlin Hauptbahnhof,  Berlin Friedrichshain, Tannhaus Berlin Mitte Wedding, Neon Wood Frankfurter Tor, Palisadenstrasse 58 10243, Neon Wood Berlin Mitte Wedding and  Berlin Kolumbus. Also, check out this blog to know the best cities to live in Germany.

Cost of Living in Berlin

A recent study stated that Berlin is the best-rated student city in Germany and the third highest in Europe. The city also has the lowest linguistic barrier, so you do not have to learn German to survive. The cost of living is just above average European, but it is still affordable for all international students. Students are recommended to have a budget of €400-800/month.

1. Food - €90-120 /month

2. Gas and Electricity - €100-130 /month

3. Internet and Mobile Phone - €40-50 /month

4. Dinner at a Restaurant - €10-50 /week

5. Laundry - €20-40 /month

6. Stationary and Textbooks-  €20 - 40 /month

7. Clothing - €50 - 120 /month

8. Travel (Buses, trams, and Trains)-  €45 - 90 /month

Student Travel Berlin

Any type of transportation you can think of is likely to exist in this city. It is one of the best-linked cities in the world because of underground subways, trains, trams, e-scooters, and other transportation options.

1. Trains

U Bahn - The U-Bahn is a landmark of the city and, by far, the most acceptable method to travel about, with trains running every 5–10 minutes during the day. This network of ten separate lines, 173 stations, and 91 miles (146 km) of track connects nearly every part of the city and is simple to board practically anywhere. East-west connections are best made on the U1 and U2 lines, while partygoers prefer the U8 at night.

2. Buses and Trams - Not only do buses and city trams get you to the city's outer areas, but they also provide you with a fresh perspective of the city. While buses cover every square mile of the city, trams mainly operate in the old Eastern areas. Some buses and trams run 24/7 and won't let you down, although they are not as efficient as the U-Bahn due to traffic during rush hours.

3. Cycling - Cycling in the city centre is affordable, ecologically sound, and, in many situations, faster than any other mode of transit, making it the favourite method of transportation among young citizens. With 620 km of cycling pathways spread across the city, you can expect to see both commuters and tourists touring the area on bicycles on any given day. Bike or e-bike sharing is arguably the best choice when weighing cost and flexibility, even though renting a bike for the day is relatively simple at hostels, hotels, and rental shops.

Student Lifestyle and Living in Berlin

In addition to drawing visitors from all over the world, the city has also attracted people who want to live permanently in pursuit of new chances and challenges inside the city's survival spirit. One of the city's best qualities is its cosmopolitan and laid-back atmosphere, which several inputs and influences have shaped. People typically feel free to pursue their ambitions in this environment. It is renowned as a culture centre, bringing together thinkers and creators to unleash their inventiveness and productivity in bringing about a new order of art. The city’s multicultural atmosphere attracts people of various backgrounds, so whenever the chance arises, attend a party and start socialising. There are also several inexpensive eateries, which is a good chance for students to hog. Wide, verdant streets in the city are ideal for leisurely evening strolls. Sunday strolls in Mauer Park will leave you in awe of the precious artefacts sold at Flea markets set up by the area's citizens.

Berlin's city centre is where most students opt to live while studying. Amber provides information about various housing options so that students can have a happy and fulfilling stay. Berlin's multicultural ambience draws people from diverse backgrounds, providing ample opportunities for socialising and connecting with others. Students can take advantage of affordable eateries, where they can indulge in delicious meals without breaking the bank. The city's wide, green streets offer perfect settings for leisurely evening strolls, allowing individuals to unwind and appreciate the beauty of their surroundings. On Sundays, a visit to Mauer Park and its bustling flea markets offer a glimpse into the vibrant local culture, showcasing precious artefacts sold by local residents.

Tourist Attractions in or around Berlin

Berlin extends an open invitation to thousands of visitors from around the globe to come and experience the most enduring and vibrant culture in the history of human civilisation. This is a city where you'll see something new no matter how you look; there is simply no way to become bored there. Some popular attractions include -

  1. Berlin Wall Memorial
  2. Berlin Cathedral
  3. Museum Island
  4. Palace of Tears
  5. Berlin Zoo
  6. Brandenburg Gate
  7. Alexanderplatz
  8. Mauerpark

Universities in Berlin

Germany has one of the best educational systems in the world. German university degrees are respected worldwide and are beneficial and crucial for one's future. It is home to numerous technical colleges and four universities, which are -

  1. The Freie Universität Berlin
  2. The Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  3. The Technische Universität Berlin
  4. The University of the Arts
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