Friday, 21 October 2011

Urgent - looking for place to stay in Berlin

Hey all,

I'll be doing an internship with KDE e.V. (more about that later) and I'm supposed to be in Berlin (on that later too). However the flat I had booked was just rented to someone else (pretty big wtf moment), no idea how this is possible, but nevertheless, I now need a place to stay at least one or two nights from tomorrow, until I find another flat. I've already responded to some offers and awaiting the replies now, hopefully they'll arrive soon.

In the meantime, are there any KDE devs in Berlin with spare bed for few nights? Not looking for anything fancy, simple bed and shower will do :) I'll be arriving tomorrow (Saturday) around 17:30 to Hauptbahnhof. If so, please do let me know asap - the best would be if you email me directly to martin.klapetek@gmail.com.

Thanks a lot for any help or advice.

Marty

Oct 21, 2011 10:46:52 PM | KDE

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