If I could give this hotel 10 stars I would not hesitate to do so. The location is close to two…read moretrain stops and a nice walk to the Berliner Dom and Brandenburg Gate. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are beautifully appointed, quiet, and clean. Not only did our rooms have full kitchens, they had washer-dryers too -- and balconies. Internet is included. Adina Hotels will be my first choice from now on!

Excellent hotel. Great service, perfect room. I heard that the downstairs pool and sauna was very…read morenice too; made me sad that I didn't bring a bathing suit. Location was just fine, right by a grocery store and a walk from two different U-Bahn stations, as well as plenty of restaurants. I would stay here again.

We came for business/couples trip. We stayed two nights. Great location, decent accommodations, and…read morenice breakfast. Upon departure at the end of our second day, there were glass cups for water. We asked for water while we waited on our uber. On Reid, poor little Reid at the front desk- he has no idea of good customer service. We asked for a glass of water while we waited and he said since we are not members he could not give us a cup of water. Poor guy has not been taught good hospitality. Honestly felt sorry for him since he's been taught so poorly. We gave little Reid some tips on customer service (while he argued with us), smiled and gave thumbs up as we departed. Come on Reid! Do better!

Stayed here for the Berlin marathon. Was able to walk to the start/from the finish. Near…read moretrain/subway stations. Walked to checkpoint Charlie, brandenberg gate.... Room was small but nice. No "chair" in room. There was a stool & shower chair. No refrigerator in room. Lovely courtyard to sit on. Breakfast included.

the breakfast is meh no fruit and at 13 euros. they dont have enough staff at night they have one…read morekid the work of three. this part really bothers me. they take up the outside seating. im not a smoker but many are. the lobby randomly closes at night and security harrases you if you like to just sit out and read. the place is cheap. front church has trash that has been there for months.

I have mixed emotions here. But here we go:…read more Pros: Very close to the train, centrally located, very clean! Large lockers. Locks provided with a deposit. They also keep the downstairs open where you can purchase beer, wine, snacks, play pool/games, etc. Bike rental downstairs. Cons: No kitchen. Breakfast is not included. Even for 7€ it isn't worth it. There are a ton of college kids here. The walls are thin, you can hear everything. I mostly like this place. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Without having a kitchen, food options kind of sucked. Everything in the immediate area closed early and expensive due to the area.

This is located in a great spot within Berlin. Walking distance to the museums and many restaurants…read moreand two Christmas markets. We took Uber from the train station to the hotel. Ubers are all over the city and they arrive FAST! The hotel has a gigantic glowing red sign at the top of the hotel so that if you are walking, you can spot it quickly. This hotel is located in what was East Berlin. It is a lovely hotel. There is a lovely grand staircase on the first floor. If you arrive and realize you forgot your power adapter, the hotel will allow you to use one while you are there. They will charge you 20 euros for the use and will remove the charge once you return the adapter. We book our hotels through Marriott.com and use the default settings, we were told that we need to pay extra for the second guest, we said no problem. Elevators: there are 3 running elevators. Room: on checks-in we asked if there were any room upgrades. We got a junior suite (Room 572). A keycard is required to make the elevator move. Room 572 is far from the center of the hotel. Your walk down a long corridor so I was thrilled it is far from the elevators. It is a nice spacious room with sitting area opposite the bedroom. The room runs hot, so we turned off the furnaces and then opened the windows to cool the room down. Even with the furnace off, the room was warm. There is a nice no brand Nespresso machine with pods. There is a mini fridge where you can purchase drinks to consume in your room. Bathroom: very spacious and well lit bathroom that made easy to apply makeup with plenty of counter space. The mirror is the right height for me at 5'8" tall. There is a standing shower. Nice amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body lotion. Living room: nice size TV, desk area with one plug with USB-C and USB connector. There are plenty of European plugs for charging. Couch for watching TV, 2 ottoman style seating for putting on your shoes, and a table for eating snacks. Bedroom: King size bed with nightstands on each side. The night stands have European plugs with 2 USB connectors for charging devices. Smaller TV and tiny when considering distance to the bed for watching TV. Gym: there is a small gym onsite with a sauna. The gym is located in an odd area. We were told go to room 513 and take the elevator down to the gym. Sure enough go to room 513 and there is a tiny elevator. Take it down and you come to a lobby area. The sauna is off to the right but the door was locked the entire time we were here. Then you go around the corner to a series of doors. Open the one directly in front of you and it opens to an awkward open area. It looks like a pool should have been built there. But there are seating places to the right and left and the incense is quite strong, maybe a meditation area? There is a workout area to the left with treadmill and stuff and a water station. Sleep Quality: during the day we could hear noises from other rooms and ambulances screaming by on the street below. At night we could hear people stomping above us but when it came to sleeping time, the noises stopped. The sleep quality was very good but the hotel felt empty for most of the days we were here. During the summer months, it might be a different story. Breakfast: included with our room since we are Marriott Elite. We ate there everyday for our trip and our last day, the young girl was your reservation is only 1 person. We said no, we paid at check-in and 2 should be included for breakfast. After quite is discussion, she was quiet and happy after checking. The breakfast buffet is very nice and highly recommend. There is a nice omelet station. NOTE: There are two Rewe grocery stores within walking distance of the hotel. The first one has a better beer selection. The second is within a bigger mall building and has a better bakery than the first Rewe. Bring your own bags or purchase has expensive reusable Rewe bag.

Overall a full service, clean hotel in a good location…read more Arrival: Arrived by Uber from the main train station. No doormen upon arrival. Check in: Fairly efficient check in process. Asked for a free room upgrade based on my Marriott/Westin status and the clerk upgraded us to a junior suite. Room Junior Suite 572: A large, comfortable room, huge by European standards. The suite included a large living room and a separate bedroom with king bed. Both the living room and bedroom had smallish Samsung TVs (small by U.S. standards). Nice coffee maker and mini refrigerator. Bathroom: Decent bathroom with good counter space and great lighting. Downside is no tub- shower only. Water pressure was adequate. Mediocre but functional hair dryer. Bed: King sized bed with decent linens. We had to remove the heavy liner from the duvet because the room was on the warm side. Sleep quality: Better than average, but some street noise made its way through the windows. Housekeeping: Unless you're proactive in asking, the housekeeping is below average. For example, we had no facial tissues for 2 days. Once we left a note and a tip, the facial tissue was restocked. Sometimes complimentary water was restocked, some days not. Breakfast restaurant: Based on our Marriott status, we received a nice complimentary breakfasts. Service at the breakfast restaurant is pathetic, but the food was good. We consistently were not served coffee. So we simply grabbed coffee urns each morning. Staff for some reason only offered coffee and any level of service to older Germans. Anyone foreign or young the staff ignored. Overall service: Between reluctant and non-existent. That's Germany for you. Don't expect helpful staff. Gym: Small but functional gym with standard exercise equipment like treadmills, weights, etc. Power outlets: Be sure to bring adapters for German outlets. The room had no U.S.-type power outlets. Misc: (1) On our last day, we found a silverfish in the bathroom. Also, this hotel allows pets. We consistently heard dogs barking on rooms. (2) There's a Rewe grocery store about 5 blocks away from the hotel. Bring reusable grocery bags to haul your purchases back to the hotel. (3) We were skeptical but tried a Kebab restaurant nearby. Wow! The Donor kebaps are great! Try Mr. Kebab 4 blocks away.

This is one time I wish the star rating went higher…read more We stayed at the Circus Apartments, which are just a couple of blocks away and we were fabulously impressed. The apartment was HUGE, with a full kitchen so we could ease into our day. The kitchen is well appointed with everything I needed to be able to cook some meals. There is a nearby Edeka & Bio Market for easy grocery shopping. The decor in the apartment building is based on a bird house & birds - they carry their theme/branding through like only the Germans can, in an incredibly thoughtful, chic, and humous way. The apartments have an elevator big enough to wrangle international luggage, which is always a plus. The apartments had ample towels, comfortable beds, and lovely service from the concierge downstairs. The welcome fruit basket & coffee provided was incredibly welcome when we woke up jet lagged & starving at 3 AM. They popped in every 2 days to take out the trash & restock towels for us - this was the best of both worlds: hotel service with apartment space & privacy. There is a new laundry room, all decked out that was readily available and thankfully had instructions because despite speaking German, I find their washing machines to be entirely confounding. The attached restaurant downstairs Erchy's has lovely service & great food at decent prices. Would definitely recommend both the apartments and the restaurant.

Located in a very busy intersection of neighborhoods, The Circus Hotel is a nice, clean,…read morecomfortable place with a few notable exceptions. For many westerners it is important to note that they DO NOT have air conditioning. They don't even have a fan system. This means on rainy, humid, or warm days the room can get pretty muggy. The claim is that it never gets hot/warm in Berlin - for Europeans I suppose, and something about being environmentally friendly, though I didn't quite buy it. Sounded more like a way to cut costs. The bathrooms are very nice in the single rooms. Walk in showers with great water pressure, and unbelievably scalding hot water if you want it. Clean, with plenty of towels. Along the lines of that whole "green" gimmick, you have to insert, and leave, your key card into a slot next to the door to get the lights to come on. This will drive you crazy. Bathroom lights, main room lights, etc. If it's late at night and you have to use the bathroom get ready to wake the whole room up. Luckily by the desk there is a small, wall mounted light with a switch. Without that and the light from the street I would have been in serious trouble. Heavy curtains! They also put a large, half filled beanbag chair in the room... Not sure why... it's uncomfortable as hell and just in the way. The wifi was a little unsure at first and requires you to login every few hours or so. An annoyance that could be better. It works and it's pretty quick. Never the less the room we had on the 1st floor was very clean, modern, spacious, and comfortable. Bigger than most American hotels of the same price. Quiet when the windows are closed. There are no ice or vending machines, but downstairs is their in-house, decent German restaurant. The 8 Euro all you can eat organic buffet breakfast is an odd mix of stuff. From tuna salad, cheeses, and breads to salami, hard boiled eggs and cereals. Lots of variety but all European. This means no eggs, bacon, and pancakes for those who might expect it. This is -not- the Holiday Inn. Great food, very well done, very nicely presented, and they do a great job with it. Very impressive. Sit outside in the garden, it's fantastic. The desk folks are very nice, they all speak English, and have lots of little things that really, really come in handy, such as: stamps, umbrellas, packing tape, hair and body wash for free, etc. You might get someone whose English is a bit halting and they may seem unfriendly but really they're not. Immensely helpful and patient. The hotel sits at the confluence of 4 intersections, above a subway, with an above ground tram to boot! This means outside it can get noisy but the windows are thick and you don't hear anything unless it sirens. The location is perfect for just getting somewhere. When you exit the subway at Rosenthaler Straße (U8 line) be sure to exit the Torstraße side. If you do the hotel will be right there, 15 feet from the exit, next to the Chinese restaurant. If you don't then it's down the block. Lots of cafes and tourist shops nearby, post office down the street, etc. I never figured out the train system. Apparently you're supposed to buy a ticket when you go down into the subway - there are no fare gates - but some Germans told me only tourists buy tickets and everyone just walks down and gets on the train, so that was pretty cool. The trains go everywhere but they're are different lines run by different companies, so they don't all look the same. This can be very confusing when the desk gives you directions somewhere. Overall I give this place a 4 out of 5. It's clean, great location, comfortable, and they really try to make the stay as comfortable as possible. I ding them one star for the a/c - or any kind of fan/air circulation system. It may sound tedious to some but having grown up with it, especially the air circulation system in general, a background noise like an a/c unit to drown out street noise is really helpful, not to mention keeping the air circulating is nice. I would have liked to have seen more information about the room, the hotel, services, and frequently asked questions. The room had a nice personalized message welcoming us to the hotel, with their very own own hotel magazine, but information such as the wifi password, using the lights, etc. were no where to be found in the magazine or anywhere in the room that we could find. So for a westerner just be prepared to go with the flow and ask lots of questions. ie. If the lights don't work, there's probably a reason and you'll need to ask. All that said I will probably return. When you do the euro to US conversion it's a little expensive, but for Berlin, for the location, etc. it's very nice. A little out away from the main tourist sections in a more neighborhood setting. Safe to walk around at night and the beds are comfortable.

We thoroughly enjoyed our three nights here, before the start of our Viking trip…read more Our room was spacious, the staff ever so helpful whenever we needed them and the Front Desk/Concierge went out of their way to help us. Whether it was with a restaurant reservation, or a newspaper, or insights on where & how to get around their Hauptstadt of Berlin. They excelled at service. Also, their prime location, next to the U-Bahn Potsdamer station, makes it a key jumping off point for whatever/where-ever you want to go and do.... Charlottenburg, Kaufhaus (KaDeWa), the Eastern Gallery, or even the Brandenburger Berlin Flughafen are all within a convenient U-Bahn ride from here. I have stayed all over with this brand and this might be the best Ritz-Carlton yet. Well deserved Five Stars.

Spectacular hospitality and clean rooms. Stayed here for four nights and housekeeping would check…read morein every night if we needed anything even though we didn't need the room cleaned. I went out for a ride and injured myself and the staffs were quick to bring me a first aid kit of whatever I needed. Location was in a nice area with a train station in front and a bunch of scooters and bicycles you can rent. A lot of food options around and a mall nearby. 10/10 would stay here again

Ok for what it's worth - no air conditioning just fans , quiet hotel nice staff, just don't get…read morea single bed if your w 2 people.

amazing boutique hotel in a quite but cool hood near everything (except the tourists)read more

A wonderful full of wonders place, cool, young, unconventional with a beautiful scent, centrally…read morelocated next to the Bikini and the Gedächtniskirche. Nice staff. Cool rooms with superheavy sound and break-in proof doors. Workstations in the lobby (not used but top Apple stations). Monkey bar at night, Neni restaurant with wonderful breakfast buffet and view onto the zoo in the morning. PS: just one concern: a disaster waiting to happen: the bathroom has very e very nice soap and shampoo brand, but they come in glass bottles that have no hard rails and could easily slip and break in midst of taking a shower... pls do something before that happens!!

Visited the hotel bar on the top level around 9pm on a Friday. The space isn't huge and is quite…read moreloud but it is a VIBE. Dim lights, lots of candles, really fun drinks (and not to mention strong)- coming in the summer would be best as then you can also use the outdoor balcony. Anyway, the prices were pretty on par with what you'd assume- I think my colada was €14, and was so so strong. But very good. Highly recommend the hummus platter! There was sooooo much hummus, and not nearly enough pita bread but that was fine. Will absolutely go back but also keep in mind that there was quite a bit of a queue to get inside.

While I wasn't a guest at the time, the staff kindly allowed me to use the restroom, which I very…read moremuch appreciated. I had the chance to walk through the interior and found the hotel to be absolutely beautiful. The bathroom was very clean and lovely--check out my photos I'm flying out of Berlin after a trip to several EU countries and decided to leave Poland a day early so I could stay here for the night and be closer to the airport. Cheers, and best wishes from NYC!

One of the best experiences ever. The restaurant was packed, so I decided to sit at the bar…read more My bartender/server Oskar was amazing. Brought out warm nuts and the best martini I've ever had. Talked me through the menu, and highlighted his favorites. Complimentary champagne (Krug), presented with dessert. An amazing two hours well spent. I will definitely be back !

On my travels around this planet I have had chance to stay in some wicked hotels. From a super cool…read moremotel in San Francisco,to a stupidly posh hotel in London complete with Lambo and Mclaren Merc parked outside and a porn inspired room in a hotel in Amsterdam (Yep,porn),and more. But none of them compare to Casa Camper,that isn't to do any of the others down,they were all good in their own right,but for sheer enjoyment Camper wins hands down. The staff were all awesome. The room was awesome. The shower was awesome. The bed was awesome. The honour bar is an awesome idea. The breakfast was awesome. The location is awesome (Near to The Absinthe Depot and round the corner from one of the nicest kebabs (or kebap) that i've ever had). All our fellow guests that we spoke to were awesome. Ange Z is awesome for finding and booking here. Also I'm awesome,just because.... Fair enough,it's not the chespest of places at which to stay,but at the end of the day you get what you pay for,and possibly more at Casa Camper. The next time i'm going to visit this great City then Casa Camper will certainly be my go to Hotel,it really is that good!!

One of the other reviewers said it perfectly - staying at Casa Camper is like staying at the quiet…read morehome of an old friend with impeccable taste, great wealth, and an open well-stocked kitchen. It was hard to go home again after staying a few days in this friendly, comfortable, modern, quirky, and completely supportive boutique hotel. It manages to be ultra-modern without being pretentious or cold, a nice trick. The rooms are perfectly sized - not overwhelming but not cramped, stocked with robes and slippers and wonderful toiletries, and the rain shower is awesome. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, also a free business center with 2 computers and a printer, and the breakfast area is well supplied with free newspapers, fruit, snacks, bread, a coffee machine, and non-alcoholic drinks available 7x24. The actual breakfasts (7-11 AM) are cooked to order, and the dining room, lounge, and "Bodega" (a self-service honor bar) have a wonderful view over the city from the 7th floor. It was so pleasant sitting in the comfortable lounge in the evening, catching up on email or reading with a glass of wine from the Bodega. The staff are diverse, young, and exceptionally helpful and congenial. The hotel is located just a few steps around the corner from the Weinmeisterstrasse U8 station. However, for most of the things you might want to see in Berlin Mitte, the U-bahn is not even necessary. There are many good restaurants within a few blocks, and it's just a short walk to the museum island or Unter den Linden, among other attractions. Now that I've been completely spoiled at the Casa Camper I can't imagine staying anywhere else in Berlin.