How many apartments are there in Germany?

We can currently book 483 across 15 destinations in Germany, starting from €60 per night for two adults.

Which destination in Germany has the most?

Berlin, with 46 properties self-catering apartments and aparthotels.

Apartments in Germany

483 properties self-catering apartments and aparthotels across 15 destinations in Germany, from € 60 per night for two adults.

Live prices, sampled for a two-night stay a month ahead.

Apartments in Germany at a glance

We track 483 properties self-catering apartments and aparthotels across 15 destinations in Germany. Berlin has the most with 46; Frankfurt has the lowest starting price at € 60 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 100 to € 155 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in Baden-Baden costs about 1.6 times what Hannover does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.

Destination	Properties	From / night	Typical
Berlin	46	from € 92	€ 129
Bremen	46	from € 82	€ 110
Baden-Baden	46	from € 93	€ 155
Leipzig	42	from € 85	€ 116
Nuremberg	36	from € 83	€ 151
Hamburg	32	from € 86	€ 137
Dusseldorf	30	from € 65	€ 122
Munich	29	from € 80	€ 132
Heidelberg	29	from € 83	€ 133
Freiburg	28	from € 89	€ 131
Dresden	27	from € 75	€ 107
Frankfurt	26	from € 60	€ 131
Stuttgart	25	from € 69	€ 124
Cologne	21	from € 104	€ 138
Hannover	20	from € 65	€ 100

What to look for in apartments in Germany

Self-contained places with a kitchen, usually rented by the night like a hotel but run differently. The trade is space and independence against services: there is often no daily cleaning, no breakfast, and no one at a desk at midnight. For stays beyond a few nights, being able to cook and do laundry changes the cost of the trip.

Before you book, check

How check-in works. Key boxes and self check-in are common, and they need a working phone and clear instructions.
Whether cleaning and linen are charged separately, which is normal and can be substantial on a short stay.
Which floor it is on and whether there is a lift.
Whether the kitchen is a real kitchen or a hob and a kettle.

The thing people get caught by

Several cities now restrict short-term rentals and require a registration number. Properties operating without one do get shut down, occasionally between your booking and your arrival. Booking through a platform that handles the payment gives you somewhere to turn if that happens.

Worth it for: Stays of four nights or more, families, groups, and anyone who wants to eat in occasionally.