A good standard of hotel in the Friedrichsein district. A good location and right by…read moreSamariterstrasse station. Plenty of nearby shops, bars and cafes.

Fairly centrally located, but not downtown, this is a standard hotel. The room is very basic make a…read morebit outdated. Ask for a room facing the courtyard because that side is quiet.. very basic bathroom, amenities of wall pump soap and hairdryer.

While this hotel has a friendly check in service and fun, modern look--oversized lamp in lobby,…read morebright colors, chic graphics, comfy bench swings in small cafe--this is, mostly, a basic room (more on this in a moment). The hotel is located in a heavily trafficked area but good news is there is a fantastic sunny breakfast area on the first floor--so you don't have to skedaddle in the a.m. looking around the hood--with everything from a cappuccino machine to yogurt, fresh breads, eggs, sausages, cheeses, pate, cereals, juices and fresh fruit. Near check in there is a convenient small cafe with pastries, bread, cake, small pizza, tea or coffee with an airy view and cute seating (picnic table style, indoor and out front.) Again, the staff is uber helpful! For example, they can answer geographic questions in detail --thank you, Dennis!--and sell tram tickets at the front desk. As far as accommodations--here we go, whatcha need to know!--the AC is minimal so expect to sweat a lot in your dorm sized room. The WiFi is ridiculously slow--if it works at all--at 4.5 (compared to 120 in Texas). There is no instruction sheet on how to set the thermostat or what time breakfast is at or if there is an ice machine (there isn't one, btw.) No hot pot or coffee mugs. No in room fridge. No tub (the photos online display one) but the small shower in your private bath is pretty decent. The bed IS comfy with large screen tv directly across on wall. Our view was an enclosed green space area with no access to the traffic or big city buildings--yay! Quite relaxing! So if you are wanting a hip place to chill with minimal amenities--but terrific free breakfast--this is the place for you! Hope this helps in your decision process! Photos included. Ciao!

From the owner: Unser Hotel verfügt über 25 komfortabel ausgestattete Zimmer mit Dusche/WC; ein Zimmer davon ist…read morerollstuhlgerecht. Mehrere Zimmer sind als Twin-Zimmer eingerichtet oder verfügen über bis zu zwei Aufbettungsmöglichkeiten. Flachbildfernseher mit integriertem DVD Player, kostenlos nutzbare Hotspots für den Internetzugang, ein Schreibtisch mit Telefon und Minibar sowie eine Sitzgruppe mit Stehlampe runden die gemütliche Zimmerausstattung ab. Unsere kleine Bar an der Rezeption, eine Sauna und unser Billardraum laden Sie zu einem Besuch ein. Für Ihre Tagungen bieten wir Ihnen unseren Konferenzraum für ca. 20 Personen, den Sie gerne auch für Ihre Familienfeier nutzen können. Ihr Fahrzeug können Sie kostenlos auf unserem hoteleigenen Parkplatz und in der Straße vor dem Hotel parken.

From the owner: In unseren exklusiven, geräumigen Appartments mit Wohlfühl-Ambiente wohnen Sie citynah und trotzdem…read moreim Grünen. Im Haus finden Sie viele Annehmlichkeiten, die nicht selbstverständlich für jede Ferienwohnung sind: Sauna, Kosmetik- und Wellness-Studio , Friseur. In den Wohnungen finden Sie hochwertige komplett ausgestattete Einbauküchen, Wellness-Bäder, jeweils 2 Schlafzimmer, eines davon mit zusätzlichem TV, Safe, gemütliche Ess- und Kuschelbereiche, uvm.... .

Fantastic bed and breakfast in Neukolln. I highly recommend Huettenpalast for someone who enjoys…read moredesign, wants something different from your typical tourist hotel, and likes to meet locals. Huettenpalast is an unique "room" of caravans and cabins. It's a renovated old vacuum-production factory. It's the cutest thing you'll ever see. The owner, Silke, is so welcoming and did such a great job designing it and focusing on the little details. We wanted to stay in one of the caravans, but those were all booked up two months prior to our trip. So if you want a caravan, claim those fast! We ended up staying in the Berghutte (Mountain Cabin), which turned out to be awesome with the private space and window facing outside. What was cool was that most people staying at Huettenpalast while we were there were German families and couples on vacation. It's not like a hostel with a bunch of rowdy college kids. Breakfast was provided in the central area under the tree. There was water, coffee, tea, croissants, and fruit. Bathrooms were shared, but impeccably clean. Be sure to let Silke know if you're getting in past 7pm. The staff do not live on the premises, so if you don't have a key to get into the property, you're in trouble (unless you have an international phone, which we did not).