We loved this charming hotel. We stayed 4 days and never got sick of coming home to this hotel…read moreafter long days of walking in Berlin. The price was good for the area, and the area was good for seeing the city. I would return.

Honestly, if I could live here I would -- awesome location, great staff, very clean and quiet, and…read morean excellent Reno -- fantastic bathrooms, etc. I really couldn't recommend this place more... but at the same time, I don't want to *over* recommit because I'd hate to have difficulty booking again in the future due to it being too popular *lol* ;)

Very noisy. There's a bistrot open 24h in the hotel and people are talking loudly in there and in…read morethe hotel corridors, and slamming doors. As the front desk is closed at night, there's no one to maintain some order in the hotel when customers are trying to sleep. I got more and more tired by staying in this hotel, despite the modern facilities. In addition, room service hasn't been done on my second day. Finally, location is average as there's no subway station nearby. You'll need to take a bus or tram first, or walk 1.3km (0.8 miles).

From the owner: Modernes 3-Sterne Tagungshotel mit 65 Zimmern. W-LAN und Parkplätze - kostenlos. 10 Tagungs- und…read moreGruppenräume für 10 bis 90 Personen. Frühstück oder Vollpension auf Wunsch. Gute Verkehrsanbindung ins Stadtzentrum, zum Prenzlauer Berg, Alexanderplatz und zum Flughafen Tegel.

An old building that used to be a Cold War hot spot, the local public pool. Not all homes in East…read moreGermany had proper bathing facilities and the Hotel Oderberger of the past severed the purpose. It still has the pool, highly revised and modernized, into a wonderful facility. The place is oozing with charm and quirks. Like white brick window sills that slope about 20 degrees making them totally useless for bathroom shelves and doors so heavy they are clearly designed to withstand Category 5 hurricanes (though I didn't think Berlin was subject to tropical cyclones). Our room was an eclectic mix of old and new with a very firm and comfy bed. Standard European no top sheet, just the duvet for covers. Our room had no A/C, but cooling was fine from opening windows. Breakfast at the hotel was standard fare, but tasty with excellent service. Also loved the quaint bar making some excellent cocktails and serving fine beer. However, service there was occasionally slow as servers exited for smoking breaks. Walls and floors are concrete with marble and very thick, so rooms tend to echo quite a bit, but we never heard any neighbors and quiet sleep was no problem. Basically, this is my kind of hotel - charming, a little odd, fun staff. Highly recommended in Berlin.

Fantastic hidden gem in a historical building. What's lovely hotel that doesn't look like a hotel…read more 7-10mins walked from the train or tram stop. Warm, friendly and helpful staff. Spacious room with all the amenities needed. Restaurant is down in the basement (abit hard to find but eventually found it). There is a pool right next to the reception area so it was cool to see upon entering or checking in/out. It's a walking distance to the neighborhood street that fills with stores, markets, shops, restaurants and bakeries. Just a lovely hotel in a lovely neighborhood and with great staff.

My first time staying in a hotel in Berlin and had a great experience. The reception staff are…read moresuper friendly and helpful and facilitated an early check in for me after I arrived early. I also got a "bid what you want" upgrade to a room on a high floor overlooking the street. The layout for the 2nd tier room is small but perfectly functional for a single traveler or couple, and I loved the thoughtful touches like a small chair in the bathroom, umbrella in the room with a holder, and hooks on the wall near the closet. The (nonalcoholic) drink minibar is free to take from and refilled daily which is another plus! And they had small chocolates that were refilled daily as well. I didn't partake in any breakfast or other food, but it did look good when I passed by. The garden area outside is nice to relax or work in. The hotel itself is on a quieter street but near many different modes of public transit - tram, bus, subway. The front desk warned me about needing coins for the tram / bus and was happy to exchange some bills into coins for me every morning as well. Not many taxis passing by but the front desk will call one for you very quickly if you ask. There are also bikes and scooters you can borrow. Overall I had a great stay and would have loved to stay longer! I had to move to another hotel for work, but wish I could have stayed at the i31.

Really central, modern hotel located about 3/4 of a mile to the central train station…read more - great free wifi - free mini bar consisting of German sodas, juice and water. - shower and water pressure was tops. - hip hotel vibe with a dj pumping tunes at the bar on Friday and Saturdays - free scooters! Limited quantity. - free haribo gummy bears at reception. Danke! Cons: - not the most sexy of neighborhoods, although so central and a ton of highly rated restaurants and cafes nearby. - street itself is quite ugly. - bed wasn't the comfiest unless you like really hard beds. Side note: the beds weren't awful, just super hard and I'm a plush kind of gal. - breakfast looked magnificent, but was quite pricy at 16 €. If you can find a deal and in Berlin for a short time, looking to be near the train station, this is a no brainer.