Eine angenehme und ruhige Unterkunft. Die Familie macht einen guten Job, kümmert sich und sorgt für…read moreeinen schönen Aufenthalt. Für eine kleine Hotel-Pension sehr gut. Die Gegend und Anbindung sind ohnehin unschlagbar.

From the owner: Nice new rooms. Great green calm and safe area. 20 min to city center.read more

I did not even stay here. I simply asked the lady at the front counter a question. She was…read moreextremely rude, unhelpful, mean, and told me to leave for asking her a question. If that is how the staff at this hotel treat potential customers I would never ever stay here.

From the owner: Das ibis Berlin Messe liegt in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Messegelände. Ideal für Aussteller,…read moreBesucher und Gäste, die eine zentrale Lage bevorzugen. S- und U-Bahn-Haltestellen sind nur 150 m entfernt. Sie erreichen den Potsdamer Platz und das Brandenburger Tor in etwa 15 Minuten. Autofahrer finden einen kostenlosen Parkplatz gegenüber des Hotels. Nach einem Messetag oder einer Besichtigungstour erwarten Sie gemütliche Zimmer mit komfortablen Betten, in denen Sie sich entspannen können.

Beware of being overcharged at check out…read more I was charged for my stay upon check out even though my room was prepaid. Even after I asked what I was being charged for, I was not given a direct answer. I said that my stay was already paid and I was told that there was still a charge for the room. I had to contact the hotel via email and submitted a complaint for the charge and also provided an invoice showing my stay was previously paid. I was told I was going to get reimbursed. When I checked my credit card statement for the refund, I was still not refunded the full amount. I had to file a claim with my credit card company to get this resolved.

Loved having dinner here. Beautiful historic dining room with superb service and food and…read morereasonably priced for a hotel of this caliber. Located in a nice, quiet, opulent neighborhood of Berlin. The garden grounds are small but pretty and worth a stroll after dinner. There is a cigar bar you can lounge in afterwards. I was attracted to this place because Karl Lagerfeld helped design it years ago. It was worth a visit for a nice quiet and romantic dinner and evokes an older, lost world. Lovely.

Hotel an sich ist ok, aber man sollte auf jeden Fall darauf achten, KEIN Zimmer zum Hof zu haben,…read morevor allem nicht im Sommer. Bei gutem Wetter machen immer irgendwelche Gäste bis spät in die Nacht Krach, was die Hotelrezeption weder stört, noch dazu veranlasst, selbige Gäste darauf hinzuweisen! Und von dem nicht vorhandenem Wasserdruck und der alle paar Sekunden schwankenden Wassertemperatur der Duschen gar nicht erst zu sprechen! Entweder man verbrennt sich oder duscht eiskalt, und zwar durchgehend im Wechsel alle paar Sekunden! Schlechteste Dusche, die ich je in einem Hotel vorgefunden habe! Das einzige was einigermaßen ok ist sind die Zimmer und das Frühstück. Bedauernswert, da das Hotel eigentlich schön ruhig gelegen ist.

New new new and shiny and carrying all the USA Midwest design of its Chicago based designer, this…read morehotel is pretty nice if you have to go to a conference here - be warned its two transfers on the U-bahn to get to the city center (bout 40 minutes in total). That said its a nice place and a different view of Berlin Oh and whoever rings the church bells at 7:45 am next door is on my "list". Why ring the bell for a whole minute every single morning? Why?!?

Lovely little boutique feeling hotel on a quiet tree lined side street. Excellent service…read more Nice touches like mini gummi bear packs on the bed and tea service. Nice bathroom. No ice. We got a great deal and enjoyed staying here very much. Near a metro station and a lovely neighborhood that is a very nice area of Berlin mostly free from the graffiti and trash you find elsewhere.

I'd been recommended to this property by a colleague who'd used it when visiting the nearby…read moreICC/Messe, with the summary that this was a pleasant 4* alternative to the cookier-cutter chain hotels. So what did I find? Location: at quiet end of Ku'damm, very close to Halensee S-Bahn station (Ring line) and Ku'damm bus routes, easy walking distance to Westkreuz (RE/S-Bahn) Style: Nicely renovated mansion house in quiet residential street Dining: Affiliated with nearby "Nordwind" neighbourhood restaurant - good authentic German food, well priced Facilities: Relatively modern, with flat-panel TV (albeit small) and WiFi (albeit payable) But ... for me the expectations from regular use of big, chain hotels left this one lacking: - No air conditioning (not a problem in October, but with 10C ambient the bedroom was 19C with NO heating, so suspect summer may be challenging) - Uses old fashioned keys they like you to leave at reception - 1st time I've encountered a throwback like this for several years. I had a bad feeling about this, and when returning lat-ish from drinks with colleagues, the front door was locked (most keycard based establishments can open the door on the keycard), and the problem is exacerbated by its small size meaning there was a single night duty person who took a long time to respond to the night bell Conclusion: Probably works OK in winter if you don't go out in the evening. On the other hand, the niggles from its obsolescent view of some technical facilities will simply irritate the regular business travel who just expects "things to work"

Lovely stay with great ambiance. A hidden gem if you ask me. Bar area is super chill and the…read moreoutdoor patio is very nice. Stella greeted us with friendly service and made sure we had everything we needed: she made great recommendations for things to do in the city. The room was stunning and very well appointed and the heated floor in the bathroom was appreciated. The old-school elevator was very neat and added to the charm. Wish we could have stayed longer! We chose the standard room but I know they have larger rooms available too.

From the owner: A 2-minute walk from the nearest U-Bahn station, this ultra-chic hotel is 10 minutes on foot from…read morethe upmarket shops along Kurfürstendamm, and 6 km from the iconic Brandenburg Gate. The plush, burlesque-influenced rooms have free Wi-Fi, smart TVs and Nespresso machines, plus minibars and safes. Upgraded rooms add balconies, sitting areas and/or claw-foot tubs, while suites include terraces and/or separate living rooms. Amenities include an upscale restaurant serving French-Chinese cuisine, as well as a fashionable bar. There's also a hip private event space in the cellar.

This place is a cute little hotel, I thought I'd be staying one night until I found better lodging…read morebut I ended up staying for my entire time in Berlin. The rooms are clearly pretty old, the furniture and the radio built into the bed make that pretty clear but it's clean and well taken care of, the old style of it was personally charming and combined with the relatively cheap prices was what convinced me to stay longer. The main downsides were the lack of AC and that the cold water wasn't regulated well and somehow ran low sometimes. The wifi could also be a little faster. Berlin was cool enough in the summer during my stay that leaving my window open at night was enough to keep the room nice but the first night when I kept the window closed I woke up sweating. If you are looking for a 5 star resort this probably isn't it but if you're looking for something well run, charming and cheap this is it.

A really unassuming building off one of the main roads in the Schoneberg district is this little…read moregem. It may look like a strange bedsit from the outside but inside is a wonderful clean mish-mash of old elaborate staircases and architecture. I loved this place which was really old fashioned without being grubby or faded. It had this ole style radio build into the headboard of the bed!! The Mrs and I enjoyed listening to German radio while drifting off to sleep. The room was quite big with high ceilings and had ample space for swinging cats. I do remember the doors were a bit tricky to master. There was this trick with swobs and pushing buttons, waiting for lights to come on then twisting. So be prepared for a challenge and leave plenty of time to figure out how to get into your room!! There's a little bar just past the main reception area which was cute and open until 10pm I think. The staff were polite and the breakfast looked Ok, but to be honest the area is perfect for breakfast with a wonderful bakery right next door you'll find it hard to resist.