Hotels in Niederschöneweide, Berlin

The hotel is very good, more than 20 minutes from Berlin city by S train. After buying the tickets on the platform, you must remember to plug in the machine next to it to check the time~ If it is a small group of 5 people, it is recommended to buy a team ticket~ more cost-effective~ The service staff is also very patient. We deducted 25 euros per room one or two days before check-in. We asked about things every day. The hotel staff explained to us very clearly. In contrast, the Ctrip staff showed their shortcomings. I only talk about things. Our own process: After discovering these deductions, we contacted Ctrip's customer service and responded to the question. Ctrip said to help us understand the situation. After a while, we replied to us. Afterwards, Ctrip called: 1 did not contact us hotel. 2 They can help us ask questions as friends. We are a little angry at the end. We are wondering why we are ”helping” as ”friends” to ask? Instead of being an official booking platform? We believe in Ctrip. However, we are not satisfied with the previous resolution of this matter. It is hoped that Ctrip can have a better communication and handling mechanism in handling timely problems in the future. People who are away from home are most afraid of things that they don’t understand. They thought they could find a platform to communicate and deal with it in a timely manner. . Thank you~

With a stay at Nena Apartments SPREEblau in Berlin (Treptow-Köpenick), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of East Side Gallery and Mercedes-Benz Arena. This aparthotel is 7.4 mi (11.9 km) from Alexanderplatz and 8.1 mi (13.1 km) from Checkpoint Charlie.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 51 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Rooms have private balconies. 43-inch Smart televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and separate sitting areas.

Located in central of Berlin, this is probably the tallest hotel in town. They have a really nice view over the city. Very convenient with metro and all the restaurants and shops around. Rooms are clean but if you live high up, it’s hard to get mobile signal. Wifi doesn’t work so well when a lot of people are using it. One of the biggest issue if you live higher than 20th floor, the elevator won’t stop at your floor for so long. Not sure how the elevators work, you may have to wait 10 mins for getting down to lobby at busy hours (etc lunch/ dinner hour) Check in was easy and quick, and staff is friendly also.

The breakfast was excellent. I drink tea a lot and there were a variety of tea I could choose and I could choose to brew a cup or a pot of tea. They served different kind of eggs, including omelets. The room is very clean and well equipped with coffee maker and kettle.

Next to HB Biergarten and Alexandraplatz Station. Good spread for breakfast, however, the menu barely change over 7 seven days. Just be aware that there are no amenities (toothbrush, kettle, fridge, cup for hot beverages), so do bring your own. Wifi connectivity is excellent throughout the hotel. Avoid arriving on Sunday, as most shops will be closed.

I spent one night in this 4-star establishment located near Potsdam Square and well served by public transport. When I arrived, the reception was very cold, really not up to what is expected of this type of establishment, The hotel also needs a major facelift. Regarding the services offered, I was able to take advantage of the sauna but its opening hours are very limited (from 5 to 8 p.m. only), As for the bedroom, it was quite large, the bathroom had a bath and a shower, the bedding is of good quality but the cushions need to be changed as soon as possible (too soft ).. The breakfast was of good quality.

Changed to this hotel due to it's location. It's a few minutes walk from the sub way and 40 minutes walk to Aleksandraplatz

I stayed only two nights at a&o Berlin Mitte with Contiki, the stay was comfortable. The four-share rooms were very small and a bit tricky to fit our four suitcases. We also had a run-in with staff at the front desk. For a four-share room, we only got two keys. When a member of our group asked for a spare key, she was denied then given a temporary card and was rudely told to bring it right back - but how could she get back into the room to bring it back??? Others in our tour had the same experience. Besides that, the breakfast was great.

This is not my first time staying at A&O Berlin. I have been there prior and immediately after the pandemics too. During this time, the quality of the service has been steady and a good one. The staff rather amicable and prompt to help with any issue you may have. Sometimes things do not work as expected (coffee machine, contactless purchases) but they will guarantee your stay is a smooth one. Breakfast is abundant and provide several options. I only wish the coffee could be better, but all in all is not bad. Also, maybe rooms could do with a bit of cheering up colour, besides the ones provided by the curtains. What I like the most about this hostel is the consistency with the chain principles and the fact that you will find all you need for a good stay, even tissues!

The hotel facilities and sanitary environment are good. The room is a little small, but it's enough. I went in advance and could store my luggage for free. After checking out, I stored my luggage for an extra half day for 1 euro. Breakfast is not recommended. There are only a few kinds of particularly hard bread and normal coffee. Transportation is 6 or 7 minutes away from Alexanderplatz and close to the train station. Overall recommended.