I stayed here for several nights and enjoyed my stay. The room was bright and the bed was…read morecomfortable. Water pressure was good. The location was not at city center, but accessible to the city center with short subway or tram rides. Breakfast was decent with the good shakshuka, fried eggs, British beans, and charcuterie. The pastries and breads did not look as fresh, but there were some fun jam flavors, such as peach-passionfruit. There was a Turkish tea station with many tea varieties. Coffee drinks all came from a machine though. 1 star off: The hotel was not well ventilated. The man who serviced the rooms on my floor had significant body odor and his body odor lingered in the hallway. When I entered my room, I had to quickly close the door to keep out the body odor. That was unpleasant throughout my stay.

Pretty elegant hotel with a great spa retreat - currently listed as a Michelin hotel and I can see…read morewhy. I overnighted in Berlin and this hotel conveniently was within steps of the U metro line. Also walking distance to the Berlin Wall Memorial, and several restaurants around. My room was very spacious, comfy bed, and robes in the closet. There is a room service menu and the minibar has a flat fee. The spa is super busy and I was thankful to get a 30-minute massage scheduled for the night I stayed over. It was all they had, but my super deep-tissue massage was worth it. Staff was super friendly, massage was good, and they set up some hot tea at a table for you once your service is over. You also have the option to relax in the expansive heated pool area. Checking in/and out was a breeze and I would definitely consider staying here again whenever I am in Berlin. Would definitely like to take advantage of some more of the spa/hammam services. To note: If you are going to the spa, you change into the robes that are in your room closet, and take the spa elevator down. That is one busy elevator though, cuz it took forever!