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7 years ago
Been here for a couple of weeks. Good surroundings. Enjoyable dining experiences. Appreciated the local help and people.
Edeltrautweg 8A
13505 Berlin
Germany
Reinickendorf
030 4311105
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http://www.zursonne.net/
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We stayed there five nights ago. We chose that neighborhood because it's near the airport and we…read morehad an early flight the next morning. The hotel is right by an U-Bahn station and within a short walk of an S-Bahn station, so I'd actually consider staying there for future visits to Berlin (i.e., not only when taking an early flight) because the cost is certainly more reasonable than in central Berlin. I'd requested a top floor/quiet room and we had no problems with noise. The rooms have a/c (not a standard option in Germany), although we didn't need to use it. The room was spotless, and the shower stall was a more reasonable size than the minuscule ones we'd encountered at several previous hotels. The front desk staff were all pleasant and efficient. There's also free coffee and gelato on the first floor. The (free) buffet breakfast was *terrific*; it was very extensive and everything tasted great (there was also a lot of meat, which we don't eat). The only reason why I'm giving three stars instead of four is because of the HORRENDOUS WiFi. Not only was it *incredibly* slow and not only did it cut us off frequently, but we had to stand by the door of our room for a lengthy period each time we got cut off (in order to get back online).
The room in this hotel is awesome. The bed is really comfy. The room is large. It's odd shaped…read morewhich makes it fun. Plenty of floor space for our two suitcases. Free coffee down in the breakfast area which we enjoyed on this damp cool evening. It's right across the street from a mall which was handy for a nice quick supper. There is a window across the entire wall of the room. So cool. The only reason I didn't give it a five star rating is because the front desk lady was kind of surly. We had been traveling all day and had a few questions about breakfast and other things. She seemed annoyed to be bothered. There was no one else waiting to check in. She didn't tell us about the internet password. I tried to call the front desk but no one answered. We walked down to the desk. She again had a bad attitude when we asked about the password. She said it was in the back of the little folder she had given us with the keys. She seemed to think we were stupid for missing it. Anyway, I recommend this hotel. Just hope someone else is working the front desk. Plus it's really close to Tegel airport.
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From the owner: Das ibis Berlin Spandau ist in das Einkaufszentrum Spandau Arkaden integriert - ideal für…read moreunbeschwertes Shopping bis 21.00 Uhr. Die historische Altstadt von Spandau erreichen Sie nach wenigen Gehminuten. ICE-Bahnhof, U- und S-Bahnstation Berlin Spandau liegen nur 100 m vom Hotel entfernt. Die günstige Verbindung zu Waldbühne, Olympiastadion oder zur Renaissancefestung Zitadelle sorgen für eine unkomplizierte Anfahrt. Genießen Sie Ihren Aufenthalt in Spandau, der grünen Oase Berlins. Hier wohnen Sie in der Nähe schöner Parkanlagen und gleichzeitig verkehrsgünstig mit U- und S-Bahn direkt vor der Haustüre. Das Parkhaus ist ein öffentliches Parkhaus und gehört zum Einkaufszentrum "Spandau Arkaden". Um zum Hotel zu gelangen, muss man auch durch das Einkaufszentrum gehen. Ein Tagesticket 24h kostet 3€.
Hotel Benn
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Family run place- with exceptional service. Flew in late at night for work and they waited an hour…read morefor me. The next day they were more than accommodating in their complimentary breakfast. Everyone is more than happy to help, and you can tell they care. Rooms were clean and comfortable- no complaints here. For the price I'd definitely stay here and take the subway into the city again.
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We just checked in today and I can't say I am thrilled. To be clear there is no air conditioning…read more The tv in the room is the size of an aging computer monitor. I booked a King sized bed, even sent an email to confirm it. I am not a small fellow, 250lbs. My wife is smaller but with us both on it at the same time it is not much space. This is a "full sized bed" in American terms. I ask the front counter about this and they advised me in Germany "King sized" just means one bed not two twins. None of the other two hotels I stayed at in Germany used this cultural norm I was unaware of. Also the bathroom is the size of a coat closet. When I stand in the shower my shoulders are an inch from the walls. The safe in the room was locked when we arrived, I will try and address this tomorrow. The neighborhood is decent, but pretty far from the city center or east side with most things I want to do. (I will own that one but it can be hard to tell when you don't know a city) When I discussed the bed issue the clerk did offer me a free bowl of fruit. So I may be sleeping on the floor but I will have an abundance of apples when I do it. If you are looking for a throwback 80s experience maybe this is for you. However do not be mislead that this hotel is anything close to the accommodations of an average Best Western. Also the elevator holds 4 people max, but that is being extremely generous Update: We were moved on day two to a better room with a bed we could both fit on Final update, the staff got us moved to a much better room where we could get a good night sleep after a fun day in Berlin.
Hotel Tiergarten is central and one stop from the main station with the TXL bus (or about 15…read moreminutes from the airport with the same bus). Friendly staff and very quiet rooms at least towards the back -- I could even open my windows at night. The breakfast is Ok. The rooms are clean, but come in very varying size from tiny to huge. This is probably due to the old building the hotel is in. If you like old buildings and want to stay in a central place at a budget price, you are right here.
This is a cool budget trendy hotel. The room is small and looks cool but lacks any frills like a…read moretelephone or closets. But for a single traveler, it is adequate since basically you're not in the hotel all day. My room would be a tight squeeze for two people. It's a little far from the city center and it's not in the nicest of neighborhoods at first glance. There's a lot of graffiti and dark areas from the train to the hotel. However, I realized there's just a lot of graffiti in Berlin in general. The breakfast is pretty sparse, but typical European. Croissants, cold cuts, coffee, yogurt, etc. There isn't a real kitchen so don't expect hot food.
Motel One in Bellevue is an adorable, trendy, young hotel perfect for those on a budget…read more I had a double room on the 2nd floor. The room is very comfortable, makes excellent use of a small space, and comprises of all the basics one would need. Pros: -Excellent shower with a large waterfall shower head -Very clean -Comfortable bed -Small flat screen TV -Hair dryer in bathroom -Short, 5 minute walk to S-bahn metro, Bellevue stop - only a few stops away from great destinations -Friendly & helpful staff -Safe, primarily residential neighborhood -Wifi code that comes along with room (included in the price of the room) -Wonderful basic breakfast spread (coffee/tea, juice, cold cuts, croissants, bread, cheese, veggies, fruit, cereal, eggs, etc for an additional 9 euros) Cons: -No telephone in room -No safe to keep valuables locked inside -No peephole on door I shared a room with a friend of mine. While space was a bit tight, it was completely fine and we didn't spend that much time in the room anyways. The hotel was wonderful overall. I'd definitely stay here again and certainly recommend it to anyone visiting Berlin.
I came to love this hostel during my weeklong stay. I chose it for its cost for single rooms (there…read moreare only two, and these are accessible by passing through dorms - so be aware of this) relative to other hostels doing with similar offerings. The real joy of a small backpacking hostel is the sense of community one gets. The staff are largely friendly and accommodating (be sure to tell them if something seems to miss the mark!), and the bathrooms were kept in good clean order. The bed was comfortable enough, and every room has windows for good circulation of air. The wifi is a bit slow - that's the only detractor. (The showers worked well and there were sufficient bathrooms for the small hostel.) I would recommend staying here if you do not insist on being at city center. It's easily accessible by public transport (s-Bahn and u-bahn).
Love Love this hostel…read more It is by far the most affordable hostel to stay at and enjoy the staff that work there as well. I met so many cool people at this hostel and I enjoy the neighborhood because it was so walkable and nearby many transit lines to get around as well. East Berlin is amazing and I will stay here again.
Very nice and tidy place with prices that are hard to beat. Excellent German cuisine an very close…read moreto the railway station. Surrounded by lovely countryside and only 30minutes from Berlin by train or car
So on the plus side, the location was very convenient for using the local transit. The room was…read morecomfortable and the bed was as well. It was clean and reasonably appointed. The price was also pretty decent comparatively. On the downside, we were not given the choice of a smoking vs non-smoking room and we were placed in a smoking room. We aren't smokers so we did not like that at all. We would have requested a room change but after calling the front desk to request some extra pillows that were needed for support because of a back and shoulder injury and being met by an employee who was incredulous that we would ask for extra pillows and who proceeded to tell us that we were asking for far too many pillows, we opted to just suck it up and deal with it since customer service wasn't high on their priority list and we didn't want any trouble. On the upside, all of my my friends laugh hysterically when I tell the story and mimic this guy telling me that I was asking for far too many pillows so at least we got a funny story out of it. Also, the shower was way too small and there was really no way to use it without soaking the entire bathroom floor but again, that seems to just be a European thing. Would we stay here again? Maybe, but we would ask a lot more questions before booking and if German Lurch, the Pillow Baron was standing behind the front desk at check in time again, we might reconsider. You just can't beat that subway access though and there's an Aldi right down the street with cheap Coke Zero
This hotel is at minimum level…read more Tiny rooms, not very comfortable. The day staff speaks terrible English. It's, in fact, so bad they don't dare reciting the unnecessary complicated WiFi codes that expire after 24 hours (just why?!) over the phone. You have to come down to pick up a post-it with the code written on it. That said, they don't even do that in hostels. I overheard one of the check-ins of some Spanish guests that asked for "Mitte", which is the central district of Berlin. The front desk lady said, with a subtle but noticeable arrogant tone, "Oh, we ARE the center!" Yea right, that's not what they were asking. The couple exchanged some confused looks, thereafter. I will definitely not be back. This hotel is so German, it hurts.